Today we're going to talk about Kamala Harris leaving Trump out to drive by taking the one

strength he has left, and I interview US Senate nominee Lucas Coants about Josh Holly's refusal

to debate and why Missouri is suddenly up for grabs November.

I'm Brian Taylor Cohen and you're listening to no lie.

If you want to see desperate,

it is Donald Trump having called some press conference

to try and solidify his advantage on the one issue that he might have some hope of exploiting and that's the issue of high prices which is still plaguing Americans.

Although it's very quickly losing steam as inflation's fallen into the 2%

range, which means Republicans better hurry up if they still want to derive some

benefit here. And so he stood up there at his New Jersey golf course, Bedminster, with a table full of cereals and eggs and rotting meats in the sun, and he did what he does, which is to promise fire and brimstone.

He stood up there for 90 minutes and he warned that prices

would go up on everything by 50, 60, 70, 80, 100, 500 percent prices for food and energy and gas. He vowed recessions and

depressions and crushing prices and destruction and mayhem. The whole the whole

gamut you get it. But there was one question that Trump was asked that I think exposed this whole sham.

Thank you. I'm going to talk about credit card debt for just a second. You've got all these

items. It's a record. It's a record.

Credit credit credit. 48% up.

In many families using going into debt just to pay for groceries.

What's your message to Americans right now that you can make America affordable again?

Well, I would say my message to them.

So he said, credit card debt is at the all-time high.

It's never been like this.

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