New Report Spells Disaster For Harris - This Should End Her

Hey, ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America

and a new report could be the end of the Kamala Harris campaign for president

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We're trying to spread the conservative message. We need you to assist us. So guys, new polling came out today that shows that Trump is now making up ground on Kamala Harris

That her honeymoon period phase, the numbers are starting to come back down to Earth like we knew they would

I don't want you to get nervous next week when you see a bump after the DNC. The next two weeks, you will see a bump in her polling

Happens all the time. Don't be worried. but the new reporting shows

Trump's now making up that difference. They see this woman for what she is

She's already copied two of Trump's policies. The other policies she's trying to do on her own

are quasi-communist, that best quasi-cozy, and almost definitely socialist. People know what they're dealing with now

but even more than that, what has the Biden administration done for you when you go grocery shopping and now when you go back to school shopping A new report from CBS News actually shows disaster for Kamala Harris and the Democrat

Party because people vote with their pockets and their pockets are hurting. I want you to watch

this video and let me know what you think in the comments. In today's Money Watch with around 50 million K to 12 students heading back to class

Parents across the country, they're getting ready to spend big on those school supplies

It happens every year. A new survey shows 10% of parents expect to go into debt just to pay for those items

Nancy Chen is here with the latest deals and tips for stretching your dollars. Nancy, this is always a great time

You're ready for the kids to go and then you go, Roop, bro, got to spend some bucks. And spend more than just a few bucks

Good morning to you, Gail. From clothes and calculators to backpacks and binders, it is an expensive time of year for parents

But there are some new ways to save. and where you shop and how that can still get you everything you need school shopping in this

economy is no joke 300 dollars just for the school supplies so 713 dollars and 10 cents

for parents back to school means back to spending since 2016 average household spending on back

to school has increased 30 percent with families expected to shell out more than 870 in 2024 What are parents facing this year Parents everywhere are certainly excited for their kids to go back to school

But the cost of all of those things you need to buy for your kids really adds up

Sarah Rathner is a personal finance expert with nerd wallet. When you're already stretched thin, you're going to have to make some hard decisions

But there are also easy ways to save. Check out so-called buy nothing groups on Facebook next door and

the Buy Nothing app. Those are groups on social media. You can request if anybody has an item your child needs that they don't need anymore

So you're saying it's completely free. It is, yes. People are giving of their own abundance

And if you can't find what you're looking for for free, there are online platforms to buy items used like swap a offer up and Facebook marketplace

As for what to maybe splurge on, Rathner says spending a little more on a higher quality laptop could be worth it in the long

run. Students can save an Apple, Dell, and Best Buy with an educational discount of up to 10%

Don't forget to shop around. Target, Walmart, Staples, and Amazon are all offering 50-cent deals

on different basics like notebooks, crayons, pencils, and glue. Staples will also give you $10 off

a purchase of or more if you treat in older items like binders or backpacks as part of their recycling program For kids uniforms are or less and skirts or less at Target Old Navy and the Children Place

Check out JCPenny, Walmart, and Amazon for shoes under $20. With a little homework, you can get an A-plus in economics this back-to-school shopping season

And keep in mind, there are several organizations that families can also turn to for help

Iqna Relief and the Salvation Army are two national groups. that assist low-income families with back to school

Many local churches and libraries also operate drives. And don't forget to reach out to your school

which also may be able to offer suggestions. But you know, Nancy, when you're a little kid

you're not thinking about money. You're just saying, Mom, I want that Lisa Frank. I want that Duke of Hazard Sunspot with the thermos

So is there anything else that families can do to save money? Yeah, it's all about teamwork

Team up with other parents and buy in bulk, especially if you know someone who has a Costco or a Sam's Club membership

and so you can go in on Staples. and then split the costs. I just am preparing because I'm, I have a little one

who's eventually going to be going to school, and you're right. Back in the day, it was a trapper keeper, it was a lunchbox, and some toughskins

And now it's, you know. And some what? Toughskins. Tupskins. The pants

But Vlad, just do the math. I mean, $800 and something dollars per household times 12 years of school

Yeah. A lot of money. Get ready. Yikes. Thank you