Former President Donald Trump will appear at a Fox News town hall next week with an all-female audience. In a statement on Friday, Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner talked about moderating the town hall and said she looked forward to giving viewers more information about where Trump stands on a host of issues, The Hill reported. “Women constitute the largest group of registered and active voters in the United States, so it is paramount that female voters understand where the presidential candidates stand on the issues that matter to them most,” Faulkner’s statement read. “I am looking forward to providing our viewers with an opportunity to learn more about where former President Trump stands on these topics,” she added. Former President Trump to attend Fox News town hall with all-female audience https://t.co/hdOCtOaYLx — The Hill (@thehill) October 11, 2024 On the “Faulkner Focus,” Faulkner talked about the town hall and said that it’s essential that “voters understand where these presidential candidates stand on the issues, which they say matters most to them.” The Fox News anchor said the issues they will discuss will include the economy, abortion, immigration, health care, daycare, childcare, and more. “Members of the audience will put their questions to former President Trump…” Faulkner said. The town hall will be taped on Tuesday, October 15, in Cumming, Georgia, and will air the next day in the morning on the Fox News network, The Hill noted. The news outlet said it has also extended an invite to Vice President Kamala Harris for a similar town hall. No word at the time of this publication if she has accepted. On Wednesday, Fox News Media announced that it has offered the presidential candidates a chance to debate in Pennsylvania on either Thursday, October 24, or Sunday, October 27. The news channel said that Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum would moderate the debate. Neither campaign has agreed publicly to either dates so far. Harris did not agree to debate Trump on Fox News on September 4. The September 4 debate was initially scheduled to take place between Trump and President Joe Biden on ABC until Biden dropped out of the race following his disastrous debate against Trump on June 27. Two days after Trump and Harris met for the first time on the debate stage, the Republican nominee said he would not debate Harris again. Zach Jewell contributed to this piece. Related: Trump Reacts To Kamala’s Appearance On ‘BETA MALE’ Howard Stern’s Show

A pro-life political action committee launched a six-figure ad campaign on Friday that will highlight Vice President Kamala Harris’ radical abortion record in eight battleground states. The Women Speak Out PAC, a partner of SBA Pro-Life America, announced $2 million on a digital ad campaign in Arizona, Georgia, Montana, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Ohio targeting Harris. The ads come as Harris and vice presidential candidate Tim Walz have focused much of their campaign on promoting abortion. “Through this campaign, we are investing 2 million dollars in eight key battleground states across the nation to expose the truth of the Democrats’ pro-abortion extremism and educate persuadable voters about what’s at stake in this election,” SBA Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser told The Daily Wire. “By November, we will reach 10 million voters overall – including four million visits to their homes to speak with voters face-to-face.” SBA Pro-Life America and its affiliates plan to spend some $92 million in total for the 2024 election cycle. “Kamala Harris is so focused on abortion that she is blind to everything else, including the real needs of women and the humanity of the unborn children,” Dannenfelser said. “She refuses to name a single limit on abortion, even in the seventh, eighth, and ninth months of pregnancy. Harris promises to federally force taxpayers to fund all-trimester abortions and cheers on politicians who shut down pregnancy centers that offer real choices and resources for women.” “Most Americans have reasonable views on abortion. Kamala Harris goes too far. Most Americans support parental notification. Kamala led the charge against it. Most Americans oppose taxpayers funding abortions in foreign countries. Kamala is for it,” a narrator in one of the digital ads says. Harris announced last month that she would be in favor of ending the filibuster, which requires 60 votes to advance most legislation, in order to pass a law creating a national right to an abortion. A second ad focuses on Toni McFadden, a black woman from Pennsylvania who had an abortion in high school. “Chris and I have built a loving family, but part of us is missing forever,” Toni says in the ad. “We got pregnant in high school. I was terrified. Planned Parenthood handed me drugs and sent me home. A month later, I started hemorrhaging. Vice President Harris, you call this freedom? Pushing abortions in the black community? If black lives really mattered, help moms and babies.” Abortion is also on the ballot this year in multiple states, including in states like Florida and Missouri, where leftist activists hope to enshrine abortion into state constitutions.

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On the latest episode of “The Tony Kinnett Cast,” President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris learn the consequences of a failed coup. When you shiv your boss in the back only half-way, leaving him a vegetable in the Oval Office, but in the office all the same, you run the risk of his anger and bitterness at betrayal coming back to haunt you. Not only is the nation learning about the cost of the Oval Office coup, but of a similar power struggle between hyper-progressives, far-left activists against Israel, and the more moderate, corporate Democrats of old. This cost of picking Minnesota governor and far-leftist Tim Walz over the more moderate Pennsylvania governor, Josh Shapiro, may be just as high as the Oval Office coup. We sit down with Mandy Gunasekara, former chief of staff for the Environmental Protection Agency, to discuss a bevy of issues, including pollution policy, climate change, Bill Nye, and midwestern rivers. Her new book is an instant classic you don’t want to miss! Finally, we answer a few of your questions in “Mail Time,” both the serious and unserious. Catch the live radio show and livestream weeknights at 7 p.m. EDT on The Daily Signal’s YouTube, X, or Facebook—and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode or exclusive interview! The post WATCH: The Cost of a Failed Coup appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Doug Emhoff is a lawyer, so it matters when he is asked about the allegation in the Daily Mail that he viciously slapped a girlfriend at the  Cannes Film Festival in 2012 by calling it a "distraction" and not denying it. In the last hour of Morning Joe on Friday, they played a preview of a patty-cake interview Joe Scarborough gave to Emhoff in Georgia, and it started off with Emhoff talking like a tough guy about his his wife kicked Trump's ass in their debate.  SCARBOROUGH: You talked about the debate. Why do you think Donald Trump won’t debate her again? EMHOFF: Well, you saw the first debate, didn’t you? SCARBOROUGH: Yeah, yeah. EMHOFF: Yeah. That’s why. He got his ass kicked. And so he’s afraid that that’s going to happen again. Rather he’s spreading this fog, this fog of misinformation and disinformation and gaslighting rather than face her again. That was the opening for Scarborough to lump in the domestic-violence allegations as part of the fake-news "fog." Scarborough said Trump is spreading “tabloid stories about your personal life, saying -- this should be front and center. He's saying it about your wife and making incredibly crude and lewd suggestions about her past life.” This is pretty funny stuff after CNN and MSNBC gave porn star Stormy Daniels and her lawyer Michael Avenatti about 200 interviews. This was then Joe's question, of sorts: “I'm just curious. I know I'm like a very Zen, mindful person [Emhoff smiles at the sarcasm], but I think I'd be pissed off. I'm just wondering... How do you all stay centered? How do you stay disciplined and not really go off and not really push back hard at these things?” So it’s not asking Emhoff if he battered a woman. Instead, it’s how do you put up with this obvious malarkey?   Emhoff then gave the lawyerly non-denial denial: "We don’t have time to be pissed off. We don't have time to focus on it. It's all a distraction. It's designed to try to get us off our game.” Scarborough nudged: Does it get you off your game?” Emhoff said: “No. All we're doing, all we talk about is this election. We understand the stakes. We understand the responsibility.” An unnamed representative for Emhoff told the website Semafor "Any suggestion that he would or has ever hit a woman is false," which Emhoff certainly could have said. If he was truly upset by the allegation, he could have angrily denied it. Apparently, calling it a "distraction" is code to journalists to not ask whether the allegation is true or false, because investigating it helps Trump. This is how the bias-by-omission game is played. 

The cult of intersectionality is claiming more of its victims in the workplace. Oregon recently placed their deputy state forester, Mike Shaw on leave after their purple-haired DEI trainer filed a complaint that he sought “candidates most qualified for the job,” rather than race and gender, reportsthe Daily Mail. Who would’ve thought in 2024 you'd be punished for discrimination for refusing to discriminate against applicants? But Megan Donecker, the forestry department’s former Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Chief says hiring should be done through an “intersectional lens,” which means their process should be a victimhood contest determining whose ancestors were more oppressed. Donecker also whined that six queer staffers didn't “feel safe or comfortable” at work because they could not have a “conversation around pronouns.”  In other words, discrimination also means refusing to comply with a re- write of truth. The department didn’t seem to have time for her ideology, which is apparently why they’re in hot water.  The DEI radical, a white woman who describes herself as an “accomplice to marginalized communities,” wrote in her complaint that she was “cut” from leadership meetings for her efforts to re-educate them.  She lambasted Shaw for comparing identity-based hiring to a “speeding car on an icy road.” “We don't go 60 (mph) out of the gate, or we're gonna crash the car,” Shaw allegedly told Donecker during a one-on-one meeting. Feeling defeated, Donecker has since quit her job. She is now working with Oregon's children, as the "Equity Trainer" and "Education Coordinator" for the state's department of Early Learning and Care. “I cannot emphasize enough how far back this is going to set myself and the work that I am trying to do,” she wrote in her complaint.

Politico managed to make itself the butt of a really bad joke when it made a desperate attempt to prop up Vice President Kamala Harris by selling Bidenomics as the best thing since sliced bread before the November election. Politico’s tone-deaf Oct. 10 headline of its asinine story spoke for itself, and simultaneously condescended to its readers: “Harris is riding a dream economy into the election. It may be too late for voters to notice.” Ah, another media diatribe about how struggling Americans are just too stupid to see how star-spangled awesome the Biden-Harris economy is, eh Politico? The dense outlet’s X post of its story got brutally ratioed six ways to Sunday with over 3,000 comments and just over 500 likes. Fox News contributor Joe Concha was one of the many commentators who tore Politico’s absurd take to shreds: “A dream economy? You guys and gals have really outdone yourselves. Take a bow and enjoy the ratio.” Politico economics correspondent Victoria Guidas spun the hotter-than-expected inflation numbers released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Oct. 10 like it was some kind of Morning Again in America moment. “Annual inflation has fallen to 2.4 percent, its slowest pace since early 2021, signaling that the price spikes that have clouded President Joe Biden’s four-year term are over,” Guidas heralded. Meanwhile, on planet Earth, Investopedia analyzed that the new numbers meant that inflation was “dealing a blow to household budgets and the Federal Reserve's fight against inflation” as food prices increased. In fact, according to Investopedia, inflation numbers actually indicate “signs that prices could be stickier than previously thought.” But in Guidas’s world, the numbers “add to a solid economic picture that’s coming together just weeks before the 2024 election.” Her worry now is whether it’s too late in the game for Harris — who ironically has tried to separate herself from her boss’s atrocious economic record — “to get credit for it.” Meanwhile, a new LendingTree survey of 2,040 American adults found that 76 percent of Americans say inflation has caused them to struggle to pay bills. Harris is riding a dream economy into the election. It may be too late for voters to notice. https://t.co/52cgjsOk4I — POLITICO (@politico) October 10, 2024 Another Sept. 25 analysis by the Financial Health Network determined that “the majority of Americans are not financially healthy, with expenses outpacing income, little wiggle room to protect against financial shocks, and diminished hope for the future.” The outlook was grim: “No amount of scrupulous budgeting and meticulous planning can overcome math that simply doesn’t add up.”  But Guidas’s attempt to put lipstick on the pig by propping up a slowing inflation rate that’s still proving feisty and making everything out to be hunky-dory falls flat when viewed in the larger context. An MRCTV analysis found that prices spiked at 19.9 percent in the 44 months of the Biden-Harris administration, while gas prices have been up 38 percent since Biden took office. As Washington Examiner Chief Political Correspondent Byron York concluded in his takedown of Politico on X: “You can tell people it's a 'dream' economy all you want, but that doesn't mean they'll believe it. Certainly a zillion polls suggest otherwise.”  You can tell people it's a 'dream' economy all you want, but that doesn't mean they'll believe it. Certainly a zillion polls suggest otherwise. https://t.co/oEZzJmzpUX — Byron York (@ByronYork) October 11, 2024 Conservatives are under attack. Contact Politico at 703-647-7999 and hold them to account for gaslighting the American people on the true, horrific state of the Biden-Harris economy.