Up the pace on the Campaign Trail putting a Laser Focus on the Battleground States and the fight for Working Families. Vice President Nominee Governor Tim Walz is about to speak to a Firefighters Union in boston before heading south to the Swing State of georgia and j. D. Vance will be targeting voters in the Rust Belt today. Welcome to a new hour of americas newsroom im dana perino. Hemmer is off today. Bret, i have you for another hour. Bret Bret Baier in washington. President trump is hitting three of the seven Battleground States across the country likely to determine the outcome of this election. Last week he appeared in five of those states. Today his Running Mate j. D. Vance is meeting and talking to voters in pennsylvania and wisconsin while Vice President harris kicks off a Twoday Bus Tour of georgia. Senator vance telling Fox Yesterday the election could come down to one issue, the economy. I think our pitch to suburban women is straight forward. Are you mad you are paying to
mike: speaker of the house kevin mccarthy and president biden announcing they have reach ad death deal in principle. hoping for a vote in the house on wednesday. welcome to fox news live i m mike emanuel. speaker mccarthy touting the deal big win for republicans as lawmakers raise to finalize and pass the agreement. senior correspondent chad pergram. god bless you, lucas. chad let s start with the latest from the hill. chad: it was hard to get a deal but maybe harder just to pass the bill, some lawmakers from both sides are reluctant to endorse the package. remember, it s not done yet and all you need to do is check the social media of freedom caucus and by the way 5:00 o clock call with the democratic caucus. i expect to have to hold the phone out here based on what we are going to hear from progressive members. it is far from over the finish line. chad: conservative exonerating the bill. ralph norman called it, quote, insanity. some gop members called out the bill w
the southern border. we have seen a rogues gallery of foreign terrorist organizations call for attacks against americans and our allies. increasingly concerning is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland. not unlike the isis-k attack we saw at the russian concert hall back in march. john: just a week after fbi director christopher wray warned of a similar isis attack, one in russia come on american soil, i.c.e. arrested tajikistan nationals with suspected isis ties after they illegally cross into the united states. how is that for good news on a wednesday? sandra: what a way to kick it off. john: john roberts, good to be with you. sandra: gillian turner in for sandra smith today, this is america reports periods eight tajikistan nationals, all men, nabbed in a coordinate operation that spanned three sanctuary cities, one source telling fox news they were released into the country after initial i.c.e. screenings at the border failed to raise any re
Than 80%, an overwhelming number say fair or poor. is that inflation fatigue? mitch:ing the, i would like to know who the 18% are. i would like to meet one of them. okay, but the other 80 plus percent that is inflation fatigue and it s weighing on all of us but it hasn t stopped the consumer and the reason is the job market is still strong and if you go back to the last time we had inflation in this country, 40 years ago we had a weak job market and inflation. here we still have the strong job market so people are getting paychecks and they are continuing to pay more if the hot dog, more for the ketchup. it s going to be a while and i think the fed when they meet june it s something that doesn t go away. mike: president biden on the economy, 33% approve, 65%
Out of ten people right now are saying they have delayed a purchase or reconsidered a purchase because it s too expensive. there s so much inflation fatigue right now, especially with inflation at 8.5%. next week we will get another read. it s not expected to go down by very much. it s expected to hold steady. so what the fed does in addition to raising interest rates and reducing the balance sheet, that would take effect for certain loans and make it more expensive, and the impact will take time, into the summer. president biden coming forward to try and make the arguments about the deficit and linking it to inflation is targeted at voters saying they are trying to do something about this, and the real question is can they walk the high wire balancing act to