issues impacting those states. all right. happy monday to you. glad to have you. i m neil cavuto. let s get to it. for that we go to griff jenkins. we tick away the month to the first debate. to you, sir. good afternoon, neil. look, frontrunner trump has a commanding lead. no other way to put it in south carolina and iowa. but neil, he has yet to commit to taking the gop stage in the first debate that will be here on fox. today one of his rivals is calling him out. i think i want trump in the debate. the reason is i think the american people deserve to know what their options are. really it s offensive for a candidate to say they re not going to be on stage. here s the six candidates that have met the rnc polling qualifications to take the stage. trump, desantis, ramaswamy and absent? mike pence. back of the pack candidates like miami s mayor says there s plenty of time left. we see that shuffling happen. we see people dropping and other people emerging. so time is go
different business associates from some of these deals. the president has repeatedly denied, literally any connection or understanding at all about hunter s what some would call odd business dealings with ukraine and chinese executives. archer can shed a lot of light on this situation and potentially blow it wide open through a source connected to him. he s saying that he wants to tell the truth. so miranda devine with a big report on this today in the new york post saying that he will testify and that he will put the vice president right in the middle of this. he says that hunter put dad joe on the phone with business associates in front of him at least two different times. he will or the according to this report that he watched that happen. he would put the speaker phone in the middle of the table at one of these meetings and connect then vice president, according to this report, say hey, this is nikoli, the head of burisma and one of his top lieutenants. so this is a ver
i think it is a very dangerous thing to talk about. okay. because we have a tremendous ly passionate group of voters. much more passion than they had in 2020, more than 2016. i think it would be very dangerous. yeah, there s been no deterrence put in place. well, that s not entirely accurate. there have been some deterrents put in place. look, what you just said, donald trump s last words about it is dangerous to go down this route. yeah, it could happen again because you have a group of individuals, like you have an audience for him and for what happened on january 6th. so, yeah, i believe it can happen again. that s capitol police officer harry dunn who defended the capitol during the january 6th insurrection reacting to donald trump s veiled threat about another january 6th style attack. the former president spent yesterday rage posting on social media amid new reporting on how his legal troubles are draining resources from his 2024 presidential campaign. we re g
of course, like donald trumping he said he would march with them and then needily marched right back to the safety of the white house and watched what went on. two different takes on january 6th from republican presidential candidates yesterday. it comes amid new reporting on how donald trump s legal troubles are draining resources from his 2024 campaign. plus, florida governor ron desantis taking heat on the campaign trail for his state s new standards on teaching black history. we ll explain the new guidelines and show you his response. also ahead, more looming labor strikes could have a tremendous impact on the economy, putting notoriously pro-union president biden in a tough spot. good morning and welcome to way too early on this monday, july 24th. i m ali vitali in for jonathan lemire. a date is set for the first federal trial of a former president of the united states. on friday judge aileen cannon announced donald trump will be due in court on may 20th, 20
Of course, like donald trumping he said he would march with them and then needily marched right back to the safety of the white house and watched what went on. two different takes on january 6th from republican presidential candidates yesterday. it comes amid new reporting on how donald trump s legal troubles are draining resources from his 2024 campaign. plus, florida governor ron desantis taking heat on the campaign trail for his state s new standards on teaching black history. we ll explain the new guidelines and show you his response. also ahead, more looming labor strikes could have a tremendous impact on the economy, putting notoriously pro-union president biden in a tough spot. good morning and welcome to way too early on this monday, july 24th. i m ali vitali in for jonathan lemire. a date is set for the first federal trial of a former president of the united states.