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in arizona and thank you very much for being here. blake, what's at stake? blake: thank you, maria. everything is at stake in the 2022 and 2024 election. i really think if republicans don't win these elections, we lose the country forever because if you look around, the left and the democrats, they've taken control of almost every major institution in our country and they're very close to controlling it all and so if they win, they tell us what they are going to do, they will pass hr1 and federalize elections so no republican can ever win again and add new states to our union just so they can add more senators and control everything, so i really think the future of this country hangs in the balance. that's what's at stake in 2022. maria: yeah, speaking of elections, i want to ask you about the audit going on in arizona as well as your plan to rein in monopolies, we are taking with b age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in

the supreme court upholding two voting rules in the battleground state of arizona. cheryl casone has more. cheryl. cheryl: that is right, dagen. so the high court ruling 6-3 that arizona's new you rules do not violate the federal voting rights act. the state's going to be allowed to ban ballot harvesting and discard ballots cast in the wrong precinct, happening in an effort to tighten the laws following the 2020 presidential election. the vote coming along ideological lines, justice alaina kagan issuing a 41 page a dissent. now to the tragedy in florida, the search for survivors in the surfside collapse is back on this morning. rescue efforts were paused for 14 hours over concerns about the stability of the remaining structure. crews are sifting through the rubble by hand. they are looking for 145 people still declared missing. 18 people have now been confirmed dead. president biden and first lady jill biden did tour the site yesterday, meeting with victims' families to tell them, quote, never give up hope. the recall election date is set for california governor gav

then if you look at the supreme court ruling that was just handed down on the arizona case, arizona's outlawed ballot harvesting. same prohibitions here in georgia. we'll prevail on that. out of precinct voting was upheld in florida. our law is similar to florida's. we have no out of precinct voting up to 5:00 p.m. it is very generous. if you show up at five to 7:00 you can vote out of precinct. but that makes sure that your vote counts for all the races, not just the statewide races. ashley: it is interesting, to kind of take a step back from all of this, this could play into hands of republicans in the midterms, who knows, through to 2024. this is issue been raised. the supreme court knocked it down. i think it is a winner for republicans. what say you? >> well i hope so because we've been fighting this since the day i took office. we had at one point over 15 lawsuits from the liberal activist groups. right now we have eight lawsuits with sb 202. i was first secretary of state to outlaw ballot harvesting in 2019. we have new machines with verifiable recounts to varify who you voted

ron johnson, congressman devin nunes and the chief operating officer of teal capital, writing for the arizona senate seat candidate blake masters will be with me, right here on fox business start smart every weekday from 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" on fox business. e you will start your day with us every weekday. that will do it for us for now, think of for joining me, have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. sometime when it comes to covid there is been a tension among the progressive elites that control the institutions of this country, on the one hand they fallen in love with authoritarian positions of public health crisis has created a want the emergency to and for

don't have the vote of the of the vote to take up the measure for example we are kirsten cinema of arizona saying i can go for 3.5 trillion what happens when we realize it's 5.5 trillion joe mansions as i have real doubts and now if you have john saying although to proceed but i deserve the right to do with anything on the final vote m the bill has anticipatedt makes it virtually impossible for farming range families to pasture land onto the kids and the grandkids if your jon tester from my tina you want to be on the hook for a bill that makes it hard for montana farmers and ranchers to pass on to the lien to the kids let's be clear what they saidhe they'd done the vots to proceed to a discussion they don't have the votes for the 3.5 because it's not 3.5 it's 5.5 and that bill is not made or discussed widely among members of the housee and senate rememr the democrats have a three vote margin in the house and uniform state democrats will they make that difficult. you have representatives from state like new jersey that's got a lot of pharma companies, pharmaceutical company, the administrat

for example, we have kyrsten sinema of arizona, democrat, saying i can't go for $3.5 trillion. what happens when we actually all read it's 5-5.5 trillion? joe manchin says i've got real doubts, and now interestingly enough jon tester says he'll vote to proceed, but i reserve the right to do anything i want on the final vote, and there's a big reason why. the bill as anticipated makes it virtually impossible for farm and ranch families to pass their land on to their kids and their brand kids. if you're jon tester from montana, to you really want to be on the hook for a bill that's going make it hard for montana farmers and ranchers to pass on their land to their kids? jackie: no. >> huh-uh. so let's be clear. what they've said they're got is the votes to proceed to discussion. they don't have the votes for the 3.5 because, a, it's 5.5 and, b, that bill isn't even made and certainly not discussed widely among members of the house and senate. remember, right now the democrats have got a 3-vote margin in the house. and you've got some farm state democrats. are they going to make th

more than half of immigrants in arizona were children, congressman. and in texas governor greg abbott is doing what he threatened, he's taking new action to try to curb the flow of migrants, arresting illegal migrants at the border for trespassing. you've got i.c.e. reporting one-third of the migrants detained and in custody are refusing corona vaccine. coronavirus is up 900% year-over-year in june. where is the outraging in this administration, and where is the rule of law. >> well, on january 20th there was a series of executive decisions on the borderer that we're going to basically have an open border, and anything to the contrary is just not true. what the cartels are doing is they're exploiting it. they sent 200 people in one area with a bunch of kids, and all the border patrol agents are going to have to deal with them. what does that mean? the back door's open to bring drugs into this country. especially fentanyl is flowing into this country at unprecedented levels. we've already had seizures of enough fentanyl at the border this year the kill

ron johnson, congressman devin nunes and the chief operating officer of teal capital, writing for the arizona senate seat candidate blake masters will be with me, right here on fox business start smart every weekday from 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" on fox business. hello, welcome back to above. first up, i am still teased about the biden came to vladimir putin on the pipeline that trumpeters like myself stopped for a couple of years. biden caved in and almost worse, they said sanction russia russia

really affecting our community, i say all the time border security is human security here in arizona, and, biden's "catch and release" policies are failing failing badly. >> isn't that something that -- democrat and republican alike are united on in arizona i know senators kelly, and -- sinema have been yuntdz to try to shore up the border. >> that is interesting officially senator kelly, will be my opponent in november wants to stay the border problem for 8 years i was commanding -- the guard we deployed to -- our great border patrol agents until last couple days the biden administration, is the first and last 20 years to not acknowledge would spend federal resources to help great border patrol, ice immigration services officers down there, we are leasing hotels in arizona. >> what else can border states do whether arizona, new mexico especially texas to try and stem the flow of illegal immigrants into the state? or just to handle the influx of illegal migrants. >> well dagen, what we've done in arizona we have surged the guardsmen under authority of the governor, down to local sher

you've got two in arizona as a matter of fact. my guess is while manchin gets a lot of the attention, your intuition is correct, there's a lot of democrats who are not comfortable with this but they're happy to let joe take the heat. maria: let me bring nancy tengler in. >> thanks, maria. this global tax that janet yellen is pushing and the bopd apparently has agreed to, i think one of the things that politicians don't understand is corporations employ their constituents. i'm curious what you think the support will be in congress. a good portion of this will have to get through congress. what's your take on that? >> you know, i think -- i'm more interested in the global minimum tax as sort of an academic discussion because i don't think it will get passed in europe. keep in mind, every country has a veto authority there on major policies like this, not just ireland, hungary has come out against it. this country, you have to get major pieces through and probably not on reconciliation. i don't really think it's going to happen. i th

if you look at what's going on in arizona, it's been incredible, the state senators in arizona have taken it to heart, they're doing an audit of forensic audit like you have not seen in this country, there to be announcing the result that's done by them that's not done by me, these are great patriots they will announce the results of the audit, i hear over the next two or three weeks and i would imagine it would be horrendous but we will see, maybe it'll be wonderful, we will see it's a very big deal and this is again done by the senate, the state senate of a state that looked and watched and said we are being scammed, take a look at pennsylvania, they are starting an audit. so many areas in new hampshire they found horrible things in new hampshire with respect to the voting, were talking about all determinative, the word is determinative things that would overturn i'm not saying if you lost by 10000 votes and you found three votes as an example, i'm talking about many times the 10000 votes necessary, we won this election in a landslide, we have 12 million more votes then i got the last t

ron johnson, congressman devin nunes and the chief operating officer of teal capital, writing for the arizona senate seat candidate blake masters will be with me, right here on fox business start smart every weekday from 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" on fox business. e you will start your day with us every weekday. that will do it for us for now, think of for joining me, have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. sometime when it comes to covid there is been a tension among the progressive elites that control the institutions of this country, on the one hand they fallen in love with authoritarian positions of public health crisis has created a want the emergency to and for them being able to tell people to wear masks, tell businesses to shut their doors and where we can interact with each other, that's a realization of the fantasies the total layering dreams inherent freedom loving america of all places proved on the other hand since january 20th and increasingly pressing desire among many o

this isn't a texas or arizona crisis. very few of these people stay in texas or arizona. they go throughout the nation. i met with 100 sheriffs two weeks ago in arizona. they'll tell you stories of the crime rate, how it's increasing. one sheriff alone says he found over 44 dead migrants in his county since joe biden became president. fentanyl seizures are up. the border crisis is a national crisis that affects every community in the nation. the governors are doing the right thing, going down there and helping. they're not helping texas. they're helping themselves because the people are coming to their communities. cheryl: the drugs that are being brought over the border, especially the fentanyl, it's really i think the most worry some thing here. i want to bring in patrice lee onwuka. patrice: cheryl and tom, question for you on title 42. we're hearing that the biden administration may decide as early as this week or of next week to end the covid-19 related restrictions. what is your sense? is this going to happen? and what is going to be the impact of this flow of migra

the arizona law restrict who had could collect ballots early in an effort to stop ballot harvesting. we know it will have a real big impact on states changing their laws, want to change their laws. we heard about there over and over again. i think it is monumental. what are your thoughts on this? >> i agree. it is monumentally important and monumentally important. this harvesting business is very, very bad. this is the way votes get stolen. they go to apartment houses or certain areas, senior citizens and so forth, what you get is, somehow, the voter gives the money to a third party and then the third party bundles them together, so-called harvesting. they're the ones who deposit the ballots into the lockboxes. that is crazy. there should be one person inserting a ballot into an opening or pulling a lever, however it is done. we have governor ducey on "kudlow" tonight. we'll talk about his new flat tax which is terrific for growth. we're going to talk about this very good decision. i hope this spreads like wildfire. harvesting is an election evil and should absolutely be abolished. c

your reaction to this topic democrats calling to pack the court after the supreme court sides with arizona over to voting rules. your reaction to the court packing calls, is it just the case any state that decides to go its own way is in the progressives crosshairs? >> it is so astonishing but is calculated i want to be very clear about that. they are trying to threaten john roberts because they know from past experiences that it works, we saw after citizens united in the huge pressure can campaign was mounted against john roberts and supreme court observers believe that that pressure campaign turn robert into a liberal jurist into a political calculator who picked and chose outcomes to avoid incurring the wrath of the progressive left. this policy of saying we will pack the court because there is a few rolling that we lose on because the law is not on our side is entirely designed to pressure the roberts court to give in to their whims and their purely political reasons, and you can't stand the story without first understanding that. >> why put the pressure on justice breyer, the left wou

arizona had legitimate protections put into place to protect citizens from fraud. democrats have claimed that limits on ballot harvesting somehow hurt minorities which is ludicrous. the law applies to everybody. it frankly hurts minorities as much as anybody else to have fraudulent ballots collected and deposited. this is a big win. i think we're going to see other states pass ballot harvesting limitations. make them for family members and caregivers, not for the general public, union goons, random political operatives coming door-to-door to gather ballots. this is a great victory for election integrity. i'm thrilled to see that. stuart: we're going through things really quickly this morning. here is another one, harmeet. succinct judgment on this. a judge temporarily blocked the florida law that would ban social media companies banning a politicians posts. the judge said it would be unconstitutional. do you agree with that? >> my opinion is more mixed. i love the idea of the law. the devil is in the details. the law was struck down parts of it were vague. that is

federalize his election lawd and the supreme court just gave a real good indication of what happened in arizona 6 - 3, what they did was completely constitutional, their way ahead of their skis and the fact that they had none of these issues pre-covid in those elections is a typical democrat move, their political entrepreneurs and trying to run with something that does not make sense. elizabeth: texas law would extend early voting hours, it would have voting on sundays, it's getting rid of drive-through boating, it's basically republicans are putting back the system to what it was in 2019 pre-pandemic. this is not voter suppression, the weights being characterized is out leading and wrong. were gonna show right now what the texas law is all about, your response to president biden calling this jim crow. >> that is sensationalism, there also good at that tag lighting any issue like the covid relief bill, the american rescue plan, even infrastructure in american jobs, we've got to be careful they will sometimes take this, sensationalize,, generalize, i think the public is getting onto it because t

and the supreme court just gave a real good indication, and what happened in arizona, 6-3 what they did there was completely constitutional. they're way ahead of their skis on this one. and the fact that they had none of these issues pre-covid in those elections it is a typical democrat move, political entrepreneurs and they're trying to run with something that doesn't make sense. elizabeth: you know, the texas law would extend early voting hours. you know, it would have voting on sundays. it is just getting rid of drive-through voting. it is basically republicans are putting back the system to what it was in 2019 pre-pandemic. i mean and so this is not voter suppression. the way it is being characterized is flat-out misleading and wrong. i mean, we're going to show right now what the texas law is all about. your response to president biden calling this jim crow. >> so that is sensationalism. they're all so good at that. tag lining any issue, like the covid relief bill, the american rescue plan. even infrastructure, american jobs. you got to be careful because they will sometimes take t

notes go to scottsdale, arizona the westernmost western town prince got still only get 7 inches of rain per year making it drier than what if john carries cocktail parties. try the scotch. here's near exceeded lighting up the east river with the celebration for the ages. actually this is not in for independence day but new yorkers celebrate the end of mayor de blasio's term. now massachusetts the birthplace of the american revolution, this is where the sons of liberty healthy boston tea tea party. something 92000 pounds to practice the fact it was not beer. the british are coming. the rooftops of las vegas, nevada. but a romantic ending to an evening, i have not seen so many sparks fly in the city since siegfried metroid. too soon. not for the grand finale celebrating independence day with the rockets red glare. and bombs bursting in air above the washington monument. the town is not heard explosions like this since eric swalwell went out on nbc. has anyone mocked the washington monument looks like a wiener? before leaving site tickle me tuesday joke three minutes to get to the punchlin

you have got democrat from arizona, kyrsten sinema also possibly against this as well. tweet coming out from rashid today talib i want to. sinema doesn't care her own state is flooding, the west is burning and infrastructure around the country is crumbling. zinn man is more interested in gaining gop friends and blocking resources than fighting for her residents future. a lot of people would disagree with that. >> absolutely. that is what they like to do. they want to put the moderate democrats doing the fiscally responsible thing and try to make it seem look the world is going to end if they don't support this package. we need to do, we are doing, is exposing what the democrats are trying to do. nancy pelosi has basically been taken hostage by aoc and the radical left. so i hope that the moderate democrats stand strong. in the house we're so close, the smallest democrat majority since world war ii. we have three democrats, three democrats are moderate in the house can stop the massive spending. at the end of the day we need to do what is right for future of the country.

. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ashley: you are looking at phoenix, arizona, sky harbor airport. it's 81 and believe it or not mostly cloudy. it's the monsoon season in the southwest desert and you get a chance of rain and thunderstorms, the only chance throughout the whole year. at there it is, phoenix, 89 degrees. a new report shows president biden is suspending $2 billion to suspend border wall construction. hilary vaughn is on capitol hill. hilary, it begs the question why is it so expensive to not build the wall? reporter: it's because they are government contracts and a lot of times it cost more money to terminate a contract early, so it pays to let it run its course, but in this situation they are still paying these contractors to essentially babysit equipment along the border that has essentially been left at a standstill. senate subcommittee on border and management says putting construction on hold has cost $2 billion so far this year end it's continuing to cost $3 million a day to the government contractors when president biden took office they were 211 miles of border

the one that is phoenix, arizona, it is going to 105. that is what it is like in the summer in arizona. federal reserve meeting with us. edward, jay powell's press conference, but 230 this afternoon. have you heard any hint about what he may say about inflation. >> he will hold the line, a huge line of questioning at that news conference, trying to manage expectation but it is harder than expected. another month beating expectations on the upside. the personal consumption expenditures more closely. the federal reserve estimate 3.4%, it is may, rising since february of 2021. this is what the market and economy start looking at, how is this going to start and settle back down. the my conductors will last until 2023. goldman sachs believes it will boost inflation numbers and more regulations on the energy industry and it has become more expensive at this point. looking for clues when the federal reserve will scale back $120 billion of treasury and mortgage-backed securities they have been buying. stuart: clearly inflation is prevalent but p

. >> thing is things are very confiscated and differed in texas than they are in arizona or new mexico. there are lots of stakeholders here that unfortunately the administration is completely ignored in private landowners from every generation -- their property. canby one thing is for certain they have not solve this crisis and they have made it worse. katie thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: meanwhile could former president trump become wait for it the next speaker of the house? the idea was discussed with 45 during recent interview and he called it very interesting and it's actually constitutional. there is no stipulation that the speaker be a member of congress only if elected by a majority of members. will republicans take back the house and 22 and should present trump tried to grab the gavel from nutty nancy? guy, what do think about this? this is the ultimate. >> technically it would be constitutional and that's it piece of d.c. trivia that people like to talk about when there's a speaker race but i don't think president trump wants anything to do with his ro

-- kyrsten sinema from arizona. we'll watch the infrastructure talks, they really are bipartisan, 11 democrats, 11 republicans. but already there was a significant bump in the road over the last few days in terms of how they want to pay for all of this. they'd been talking about giving more power to the irs to collect taxes that are owed but haven't been paid yet, but the republicans don't like the idea of making the irs more powerful, so that's out. now it's anybody's guess as to whether the wednesday deadlines are met and even if they are, what would happen next at this point. we'll follow it throughout the week. neil: all right, connell. thank you, connell mcshane, on all of that. a bit of an alert for you here, i'm not talking about the dow jones industrial, look at the price of oil right now. i checked it was down more than 7%. right now the big issue seems to be whether opec is just sort of losing ground here, and that despite operating about 400,000 extra gallons of oil to the market a day and concerns that i

democrats are furious9 with the supreme court after a recent decision impacting arizona saying arizona's election reform measures can stand. republicans, though, insist changes are needed to protect the integrity of the ballot box. here's texas attorney general ken paxton. >> certainly, the media has been harsh to republican efforts to reform some of the election issues that we saw in our last election. we have more voter fraud cases than we've ever had. that's a fact. so we we need to talk about the fact that we are dealing with this issue. >> reporter: but democrats in texas, they are pushing back hard against the lone star state's election reform measures. democratic state lawmakers, they have fled austin and made their way to washington, d.c., meeting with top lawmakers so that they can delay a special legislative session. but, neil, as you mentioned in the intro, there's already talk if republicans back in the state that they'll arrest those democrats when they get back to texas. this debate is not going to get over anytime soon. vice president kamala harris has thrown her support b

the volume of initial jobless claims far exceeded number of estimated job losses inside of states, arizona, georgia, hawaii, nevada, rhode island, the initial claims outnumbered the entire pool of civilian workers. charles, to put it into perspective how bad the problem is, in june state officials from vermont estimated that there about some months where 90% of the claims filed in the unemployment insurance system were fraudulent. charles. charles: hey, when the government prints that much money, fraudsters have a field day. thanks a lot, hillary, appreciate it. stop me, folks if you heard this one before, this could be a do-or-die moment for infrastructure on capitol hill? my next guest he certainly has heard it. joining me pennsylvania congressman dan meuser who also serves on the house small business committee. representative meuser, lawmakers go on the august recess, so that does add a sense of your again sy. your again sy. you said the biden infrastructure deal is trojan horse. >> 1.2 trillion the fact we spent five trillion as heather and you were pointing out very well is absolutely

and it is causing residents to head for greener pastures in texas, arizona, and nevada where they are not robbing their frustrated citizens of their hard earned tax money. california lost population to give up congressional seats. shatter that with businesses, schools and houses of worship in the pandemic shadow legions up about their wits end with the hypocritically gruesome newsom for this truly a bipartisan effort for talkshow host larry elder is at 18%, kevin faulkner at ten, caitlyn jenner went lead kevin packrat are stalled at 3%. the whole thing is gavin's to lose. but with all of his failures tossing his out my be the only big win for the golden state. that is the memo. remember when governor newsom got busted at a mask of dinner party at the french laundry restaurant or the height of the pandemic? seems he finally learned his lesson, sort of. today the governor reportedly yanked his kids from summer camp after photos appeared of his son playing indoors which is what all kids should be doing the summer good job. punish the kids just like you did everybody else in the state. wi

so is arizona. so you know, you kind of have to keep the faith here but i agree with your assertion the public knows that government is the problem, not the solution. and look, let me ask you, do you think right now we're in an economic boom and whether it is temporary or not, the inflation rate jumped way up. do you think, charles payne, we need $4.5 trillion in additional spending? i ask you, charles, i appeal to your better angels, do we need that? charles: the answer is 100% no. i hope we do not get it because i, i think the ultimate, the other point is, it's there. we can pull ourselves up. this is the perfect backdrop what we do best as americans, take chairing. we don't need big government. that is why i'm always looking to you, larry. invite everyone on the show tune in to "kudlow," every week night and by the way you're on at 4 and 7:00 p.m. on fox business. the great larry kudlow. i want to tell you about a special we have coming up wednesday, july 21st. proud american from the to work pla

we see no site in the change of policy paper having to see us texas, arizona, others taking matters into their own hand initially start forcing border security pre-they start taking measures to protect their citizens their communities by the federal government is not doing his job to protect the country. and so we are going to see more measures and more actions by individual states and individual governors. i encourage them to do that. the end of the day it's their constituents it's their citizens being harmed by the crisis we see there. you mentioned the cartel, it is a great point speed we are fueling the cartel. they are making millions of dollars a day. not a week, not a month, a day off of this crisis. they are bringing more individuals, more illegal narcotics, or contraband over that border every single day. dagen: you mention states look to florida, governor desantis just estimated 70% the migrants crossing into texas are headed toward his state. it's not just on the border, it is now everywhere in the u.s. chad wolf great to see you. thank you so much. coming up, the sky is the l

no surprise democrats unhappy after the supreme court upheld arizona's voting rights restrictions. guess what is back? calls to pack the court. we will take that subject on. as we've been saying for a while the pandemic is behind us but try telling that to the largest teachers union. they will hold a vote to decide if students should be required to be vaccinated before fall classes. that's not all. they will vote on whether kids should mask up again. it is a billionaire's race to space. richard branson plans to travel to space just days before jeff bezos, trying to get the bragging rights. it is friday july 2nd. "varney and company" about to begin. ♪♪ ♪♪ i want to put on my shoes ♪♪ ashley: who does not love kc and the sunshine band? maybe you don't like them. i love them. 850,000 jobs added in june. edward lawrence joins us to break it down. >> reporter: very interesting. 662,000 in the private sector was added, 180,000 in the government sector was added. the unemployment rate picked up 5.9%. the total number of employed people fell by 18,000. the total number of unemp

i met with a hundred sheriffs in arizona three weeks ago, and they'll tell you crime has risen across the country. and they'll tell you the sex trafficking is at at all-time highs. not just the fentanyl. the sheriffs on the border would tell you they're at a record pace of high-speed chases. one sheriff alone has already found 44 dead migrants in his aor. this is causing a national security crisis. elizabeth: you know, some of the most violent terrorist groups in the world are at our southern border. we're talking the cartels. they've got military-grade weapons, armored vehicles, they're armed and ready to go to defend the drug and human smuggling. i mean, seven cities in mexico are among the top ten for the highest rates of homicidal violence, tom. i'm just not sure if or you know, people in d.c. are on the stick and aware of how dangerous it is south of the border. >> nothing's going to stop their borders agenda. -- their open borders agenda. they bragged about it during the campaign. he's kept his promises by signing executive orders. the progressive left, the open borders advocate