joe biden does not speak for me. is he a typical career politician. >> joe biden to me is like a puppet. >> i'm not a puppet. i'm real. >> what concerns do you have all of that like are not getting addressed? >> inflation. the supply chain issue. gas prices. >> are you getting hurt by inflation? >> a little bit. yeah. >> everybody is for sure. >> do you think joe biden is shutting down the virus? >> no. no way. >> oh, no. it's still here. >> if you could tell joe biden something, what would that something be? >> joe biden, stop handing out checks. >> a year's salary right here. i call them fun coupons. >> retire and get out of office. >> go home. go home. >> what in the hell are you doing? >> you don't want to know what i want to say. >> jesse: we didn't find a lot of biden fans but can you blame them in the man uses the city as a bumper sticker to get street cred from working class people. in reality the blue collar biden was never that blue collar. according to author ben shreking gear's book the biden's. biden's f

as we go to where you as president joe biden is due to speak to ukraine's president of a lot of miss lensky, while nato continues to reinforce eastern europe with ships and fighter jets, russian defense ministry released this video of su, 35 fighter jets landing at bell russian air feels military exercises have been taking place or week near the former soviet republics border with nato members, poland and lithuania, and coast at southern flank, with ukraine. and visual and his live from washington d. c. i know what the next steps for the u. s, all obviously the phone call with her. the euclidean president is the 1st step in a number of meetings that are going to be held over the next few days. that will come significant and important such as the category amir. he's going to be here on monday there joe biden says that they will talk about afghanistan, which is important, obviously. but they're also going to talk about the, the, that producing more natural gas for places like germany. i mean, the category speaking to customers in asia, but clearly you're buying wants to make sure that

but the two joes, joe biden and joe manchin are still talking. i hope we bury it so it never comes back. katie: senator joe manchin has been paying attention to the numbers like everyone else. producer prices are up 26%. consumer prices at 6.8%. yet the administration continues to argue build back better will reduce inflation. >> nobody believes that. i don't even know if the people in the white house believe that. the american people don't bite. when you completely flood the zone with cheap money you will cause the high inflation we have. this strategy the biden administration is use is like a third world country. they keep print more and more money and spending more and more money. in every case it leads to economic dance american people are on to them now. kite * all these massive bills coming out of capitol hill. and he believes in the venezuelan-type system. he said bread lines in nicaragua was a sign of economic progress because the government was providing for its people. how can we solve this problem if they believe in this economic philo

go look back to the paul ryan-joe biden debate from years ago and to look joe biden. that is not the same guy, man. i watch that. believe me. i couldn't believe it. i thought paul ryan was going to eat his lunch and even though he lied his way through the debate i was like okay, he is not too bad at this pair this is in the same guy. come on. >> sean: geraldo, last words. >> it is easier to trip someone up when they get older. it is absolutely true. but i think that to say that he does not have a grasp of world issues -- he is making mistakes, but the mistakes are policy mistakes that whether you are 40, 50, 60, 70, or 80 that you can make. doubt his judgment and political ideology -- >> sean: for 15 seconds at a time. he can stay focused on the issue. >> sean, not knowing your defense secretary's name, really, this is -- you're like hey, that guy. >> sean: tomorrow night, i am going to bring you if you both can come both back and we are going to do biden over the years and will ask you the same question tomorrow. okay? you in? i'll put a montage together. geraldo, ge

joe biden didn't say. the whole thing was confusing enough that we are going to spend some time unpacking it at much greater length on tomorrow's show. in the meantime, here's what you should know. you are currently funding a proxy battle in ukraine against a nuclear armed russian military that could very well erupt into a hot war that you know might include you, the united states. with nothing else, biden made that very clear so sleep well tonight. then biden bragged about himself, as he tends to do whenever he is awake. can you think of any other president who has done so much in a year? he asked at one point. how do you respond to a question like that? biden didn't wait for the answer. instead, he got mad at a reporter who dared to ask him about covid. watch. >> did you overpromise to the american public what you could achieve in your first year in office, and how do you plan to course correct going forward? >> why are you such an optimist? look, i didn't overpromise. and what i have probably outperform

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joe concha is here. isn't it great to see the civility that joe biden promised? >> joe: yeah, joe biden is not the commander in chief, he is the crushgmugin in chief. this is just the last week, what a stupid son of a -- he said it yesterday, he talked about jacqui heinrich and said of wingman, if you don't understand that, you are in the wrong business. he is upset. s about build back better bill, social spending is dead in current form. inflation at 40-year high, crime is spiralling out of control, russia is thumbing its nose at you while threatening to invade ukraine. this is nbc news poll, 5% of adults say mr. biden performed better than expected as president, that is one of the lowest we've seen. he is not seen as likeable, he was 53% as far as likeability and now 38%. kudos to peter doocy for laughing it off, he told sean hannity there are bigger thing, he didn't make himself the story. peter doocy handled that perfectly, i saw steven miller on twitter put it best, jim acosta would need a neck brace if he was addressed in this fashion. >> carley: when the p

can we trust joe biden to work with allies, it's ironic. america is back, actually, america was isolated, we are not sure whether we can trust them. very an idea of what could come out of this. the continued expansion of n.a.t.o., and european union to the east has genuinely been seen by vladimir putin, as a provocative encroachment act. i'm surprised when i saw the other day, when it was hinted that if ukraine wants to join n.a.t.o., that's fine. all that will do is inflame intention, and i would very much like them to say today no, ukraine will not be joining n.a.t.o., but if you do, after us putting forward this act, this genuine act of goodwill. if you do then invade. we'll take tough penalties, strategically it will put us in a clearer position. whether the americans has the trust in the room remains to be seen. >> anita: that is an interesting point. a lot of people wondering what can stop vladimir putin, we heard mr kentucky derby talking about sanctions. let's listen to what one us senator had to say about sanctions. >> vladimir put

we believe joe biden should be in washington getting things done. not here, talking about getting things done. this is york hardy, mister president. these are your soldiers. you need to find a way to get them in line because we deliver or you to lee is party and now you need to lead this party. so help me. god, congratulations mister ha to biden. like every president had an ambitious agenda when he took office. he hasn't spent a lot of time on voting rights. this speech signals, it's no a priority. supporters of had the words. no, they want results. alan fisher al jazeera atlanta, georgia. well to talk. it is a political analyst. she says voting reforms are vital to expand access to polls. i thought today the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states in a very strong message to the american people, to the united states senate. that was a very clear message that democracy is before us and that we have a choice. are you going to be on the side of the martin luther king junior? you get a bit of side of george wallace. a

i asked joe biden about that in michigan. the day before he won the michigan primary. >> in your experience, and i'm in your lifetime of political experience as watching this choice made. do you think that it's important that if the someone who actually has been tested on that presidential debate stage the way, i assume, barack obama thought it was very important that is vice president show candidate had already been tested at that level as you were standing beside him on the debate stage? >> i think that's a very important factor. >> very important factor. and we're going to leave it at that today? >> yes. by the way, there's a number of women as well tested in other ways. not on the debate stage but in their states. it's that they've been national figures. but, yes, i think that's an important factor. >> that is the way joe biden thinks. joe biden knew how strong a vice presidential candidate, kamala harris, would be because he saw her tested on the presidential debate stage just as barack obama saw biden tested on the deba

the white house president joe biden, a long term figure in washington. this almost a half a century of policy making experience. but because they hoped that the chaotic chapter that was the donald trump experiment would soon be at an end. david mariners is an award winning journalist and a presidential biographer, that he was clearly the right person for the job. a year ago, he was probably the one democrat who could get elected and stop the trump descendants. but now a year later, the real questions about that, about whether israel person for the next 3 years. to start with the positives in his 1st year in office, president biden was able to push a one trillion dollar infrastructure package through congress of feet that no president had been able to accomplish in 60 years. but its impact wont be felt for a long time and people might not reward him with their wont in 2024. what they do feel immediately, all the increasing prices for basic goods. inflation has risen at its fastest pace in nearly 4 decades. pushing prices up at a 7 percent annual rate for

yes it's, it's joe biden. the elder statesman, he will of course be a signy his come by your story and are trying to trying to give us unity. but we're, we're just as fractured as we were during the trump era. and it's, it's even inner party fractures that we're seeing right now. within the democratic party still. so i think he's got to kind of drop that stick ah, worked some on some party building and got for the love of god. please work on the messaging. it is the worst democrats. my party is notorious at just bad messaging period. they need to rewrite the entire book on message, which is hilarious coming after the trumpet ministration, where c malls berg will agree. messaging and communication was not the key to all the work that has been done with the trump administration. purpose or not. that was to say, miles or i will give you the final word on this. what is by to need to do going into this year. and where was his biggest binder from last? i mean, i don't know where to start. i mean, certainly, afghanis

you have the same of joe biden. joe biden is a plumbing debt bun, popularity, but notice when level plums before accept the donald trump. so a fun distraction, sabre, that name, war mongering is always something which politicians turn to and which generally they can, they can rely on their media to, to deflect and take up. so we're seeing this doesn't phobic war mongering propaganda. largely, i think there's a distraction from the internal weakness of the western government. i'm afraid, very closely at the moment is not thinking about long consequences. they're thinking today tomorrow, no further than next week. when johnson may hope that clinical domestic crisis may be over, in the meanwhile, and his internet to ramp up or to drive the temperature, which is exactly what was done by announcing the day, sending a new record to ukraine. hope i hope henson, ukraine see no sign of letting up on alive is how the situation may involve. you can find that on small on our website, dot com. well, it's been a year since joe bi

conocíamos, nunca vimos a joe biden así de enérgico y con insultos, su popularidad está por el suelo y es un año de elecciones también y la ausencia de republicanos hizo que el escenario hoy fuera demócrata. >> tú estuviste en se tiempo ¿cómo recuerdas lo que pasó? >> me acuerdo con el terror, de legisladores llorando y diciendo que iban a defender el país y que se quedaban hasta la hora que fuera para terminar el proceso democrático y no a entregarlo a las personas. >> muchas gracias cristina londoño vamos con la nota sin mencionar su nombre joe biden acusó a donald trump de seguir dividiendo el país. >> (audio en inglés). >> en la cámara de representantes un minuto de silencio en recordación al asalto del capitolio de estados unidos. >> un chef cocinó un menú especial. >> pensamos que íbamos a morir ese día escuchando los gritos de los ataques. >> dice que se vió más vulnerable como cuando estuvo en la marina. >> los compañeros de marina que sabían cómo pelear y que las personas que querían entrar matarían a los congresistas. >> los únicos republicanos en

and joe biden, hardly surprisingly enough, though, has harsh words. but donald trump, exactly one year on from the stalling of the capitol. just a moment we will go live to new york off the bridge. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time to sit down and talk to rogers, driven by a dream shaped bank. concur sent those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask a good to happy with us today. so exactly a year on from the us capital riots, joe biden says it was all caused by a web of lies spun by his predecessor, although notably biting, got through his entire anniversary speech without once mentioning donald trump by name. trump himself, meanwhile, still assists the biden's election when was marked by fraud crossing life. now let's go to new york and artist caleb muffin. joining us live on the program, plenty to unpack from biden's speech. what ca

joe biden? audible joe biden can talk about is your skin color. patronizing? that doesn't even begin to describe what this is. this is exactly why decent americans hated segregation. it dehumanized people. biden claims that his race counting is essential so the rest of the of administration "looks like america." of all the lies that joe biden tells, this could be the easiest to check. we have the latest census numbers and we can promise you with dead certainty that joe biden's nominees look nothing like america, not even close. is that a problem? the problem is that once you start saying things like this, once he begins to promise to represent every possible ethnic voting block equally, people are going to start to wonder about their "representation" as long as we are giving up the spoils. where's my slice? so biden will nominate a black woman, great. she will represent about 7% of the population. but where is biden's pacific islander nominee? he was probably writing an outraged letter about that right now. wise in their and american indian on the court? or ge

i think joe biden did what he wanted to do. and i think that adding my voice to those who are asking may have helped a little bit. >> the situation is so much more clear tonight because you did that and because president biden made that public pledge. we get to deal with not messy a list as we might be dealing with if it was a wide open situation. i know you have a favorite in this situation. you can see the point of going with judge brown jackson, confirmed by this same senate a year ago. you've got three republican senators who have already voted for her. lindsey graham voted to move her nomination out of committee. and it's a tide committee, as you know. equal representation of democrats and republicans on the judiciary committee. so that lindsey graham vote was very important, it would be very important if he were to do that again. so you can see the tremendous advantage that judge jackson has at this stage, having already served on the circuit court of appeals. and the situation that she's already been confirmed by this pa

you have the same of joe biden. joe biden is up plumbing debts, but popularity, but note as level plums before, accept the donald trump. so a fun distraction. fabre that name, war mongering is always something which politicians turn to and which generally they can, they can rely on their media to, to deflect and take up. so we're seeing this phobic war mongering propaganda. largely, i think as a distraction from the internal weakness of these key western government, i'm afraid to close at the moment is not thinking about long term consequences. they're thinking today, tomorrow, no further than next week when johnson may hope crisis may be over. in the meanwhile, and his internet who ran to dry up the temperature, which is exactly what was done by announcing today, sending a new record to ukraine. and while political attentions ivy trying to show no signs of blessing, party analyze how the situation could develop from here. you can find that a dorothy don't come okay, let's bring you some breaking news now. because a

you can thank joe biden for that. and the pain didn't stop there as the release of a new poll highlighted by his job performance rating hit a new low with only 33% of americans saying they approve of biden and more than 50% disapproving, and that was only wednesday. which brings us here to yesterday. where it was a thursday to forget for this administration. kamala harris didn't do her boss any favors when she sat down for a one-on-one with nbc. she got tripped up on what should have been a pretty obvious question that sounded like a beauty pageant contestant who was thrown a curve ball in an interview. >> at what point does the administration say you know what? this strategy isn't working. we are going to change strategies. is it time? >> it is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time is every day. every day it is time for us to agree that there are things and tools that are available to us to slow this thing down. >> rachel: but this train wreck of an interview by second in command continued biden's n

joe biden, he got to, i mean, you said it, the coven risky plan. the infrastructure bill, why isn't he bragging about these accomplishments and why aren't his fellow democrats in congress? why aren't they bragging about this as well? oh, the problem is friend. as we just turn the piece, it's really, it will take years probably before people are really feel the outcome of the infrastructure a package. i'm sure that the history books will write about that in 102030 years. but for now people don't feel it. that is a problem and this and also problem with co. 19. i think it's fair to say that joe biden did too many things right in the beginning. he probably failed on putting out enough testing kids to the people, but he provided a country or with the possibility to get vaccinated or without any preparation because the president, donald trump, didn't leave any plan. however, this is nothing and people will remember, but what they feel is the inflation rate. and they also see kind the internal fights of the democratic party. and this is everything are al

president joe biden headed for the beach for his lengthy vacation. naturally democrats, they wanted to know where -- oh, not joe biden was, where ron desantis was buried including congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez, who tweeted "hasn't governor desantis been inexplicable he missing for like two weeks? as it turns out, governor desantis was working in tallahassee and also was with his wife while she was receiving cancer treatments. ocasio-cortez, what was she doing? she was down in miami enjoying a maskless vacation in the state of florida. with videos of her in a crowded club dancing the night away,ci maskless, and from the pandemic through ripping through her home city of new york city where nearly 20% of the population estimates show might have omicron. but according to the congresswoman, any criticism of her vacation -- i don't get this part, is somehow sexually motivated. you have to explain that to me. it's time for rational adults, take back the swamp and state houses all across the country put an end to this covid-19 madness once and for all

to it's not actually his own endorsement of joe biden. but he credits biden's win in south carolina to is that pledge that biden made on the debate stage the night before his endorsement. that pledge clyburn pushed him backstage to make. that an african american woman would finally be nominated to the nation's highest court for the first time in our country's history if joe biden were elected president. and now, here we are today, january 2022, officially waiting to hear who president biden's nominee will be. knowing he will keep that pledge. and, having the opportunity now to ask his former advisers from the campaign if it really went down like that. and if they really truly did tell him not to do it that night, to not take that leap, not their, not then. joining us now, i am delighted to say, is the simone sanders, former chief spokesperson -- simon also just signed on to host a new show here on msnbc, which is everything at msnbc over the moon. miss sanders, it is such a pleasure to have you here and it is such a pleasure that you are

the way joe biden is handling this is a catastrophe. the only person who appreciated the confusion and idiocy of what joe biden did this week was vladimir putin. he realizes he has no strategy. he has no ability to articulate what it is he wants. we're almost left to assume this is what he wants. because again he's incomprehensible that is very, very dangerous when you're dealing with the glide like vladimir putin. it's been i'm going to with violent crime how are they going to combat the surge that's come about largely from the pulses of their own progressive, will talk about that next ♪♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way to help. ♪♪ when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. truist. born to care. >> i think it's important we do not let this become mushy and bleed into the notion there some big spike in crime there isn't, there is not a big spike in crime. basically we do not have a crisis of a lawlessness

you remember joe biden. he was never like this before he was pro-law and order and supported the police officers. what do you think has changed with joe biden? >> well, you know, i have said as i have traveled around the country over the last year that, you know, joe biden won his party's nomination but bernie sanders won the party and the truth of the matter is the politics of socialist left are in the saddle in the democrat congress. look, i served in the house of representatives back in the day with bernie sanders. he is a straight up unreconstructed european style socialist. and the politics of the left, including all the politics of defund the police are driving our -- are driving this administration and, frankly, again, you know, i spent the last year, we moved back home to indiana, but i have spent a lot of time moving around, i get to spend a lot of time with members of law enforcement and cities around the country, and i got to tell you their hearts are broken by what they are seeing happening. you

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joe biden failed that test. people are concerned, rightly so. >> they watched those remarks, i think, with or were.. one ukrainian official who i have been in close contact with while this marathon press conference is underway said that he was, i am quoting here, "shocked" that president biden would give a green light to vladimir putin in this way. what he was alluding to is that it gives putin, and this is another quote, "gives the green light to put into end the ukraine at his pleasure. coastal's that's not just one ukrainian officials. official. >> hannity: the president of ukraine tweeted "we want to remind you that there are no minor incursions and small nations, just as there are no minor casualties and reef from the loss of loved ones. no matter what you think about russia's looming invasion, keep this in mind: president trump was impeached by democrats, accused of being a russian plant --" ally implanted by hillary clinton's russian dossier, and then, the issue of the routine phone call with the presiden

joe biden wasn't going to take the chance of having joe manchin quit the democratic party, which is a possibility, until joe biden got most of his legislative agenda passed and there was then precious little time left on the senate clock for voting rights legislation. and now joe biden and chuck schumer are going to bring voting rights legislation to a vote in the senate knowing that they might lose. they both know that at least having a vote in the senate is better than having no vote at all. it's only in the 21st century virtually all suspense has disappeared from the senate now that they almost never bring anything to the floor without having the votes to win. chuck schumer is now going old school. he is going to the senate floor knowing that he has now only 48 of the 50 votes that he needs and he and joe biden are hoping that the pressure, the public pressure on raising your hand to say yay or nay on the senate floor might just might be the only way to, in the end, get those two votes for voting rights. i have seen this play work in the senate and i have seen this play not work. b

you think back here, joe biden had taken this off the table. he had said many times he wasn't going to have a vaccine mandate. afghanistan happened which is perhaps the worst foreign policy disaster in generations, a betrayal of the american soldier, billions of dollars of equipment left behind, a total disaster. and then immediately after that to change the narrative, he announces these vaccine mandates which are clearly unconstitutional, unlawful and, you know, why the supreme court agreed with us in court last week. i think it was a distraction, and a cynical one at that. the american people deserve better. look, this has never been about the policy, this is about power and control, and they're going to continue to do this. you watch, maria, the things that he can't get done legislatively, he's going to continue to move forward administratively whether it's on, quote-unquote, climate change, an existential threat, we're at a tipping point, he's going to charge the undersecretary of the e if a -- epa, and we're going to push back. if he can't

just president joe biden speaking there . i'm now join for dr. peter chin. hong is an infectious disease specialist at the university of california in san francisco. the number sounds massive. $1000000.00 new infections in a single day, but with only con, reportedly less dangerous than previous variants. how worried are you really? well get hard. we're still very worried because we haven't even hit our search yet . remember, we had 3 holidays thanksgiving christmas and new year's. we're still waiting for the repercussions from new years. so even though a small proportion folks do get hosp lies, a small proportion, a large number is still streaming many hospital systems. but if you ask me, my biggest worry, it's about a workforce. you know, we've had sick health care workers, sick restaurant workers, sick teachers, i, it's really disrupting all of our ways of life. and that's leading to burn out 40 percent of nurses and 20 percent of physicians in say that they intend to quit within a year. so that's to tell you the scope of what we're talking abo

and that's because joe biden has been such a global disaster. and again, i think global disaster because everything that the u. s. b in the world super powers. how these ramifications all around the world. and the country continues to become more polarized because we have such a weak leadership in the white house. the media did the american people real disservice in 2020. when they said the all we had to do is get rid of orange man, get rid of orange man. bad. get rid of the mean tweets. let's go back to our dainty p rooms and if we just had civility with someone like sleepy joe biden, that things will be back to normal. and hunky dory, and rainbows and puppies. but the reality is, i reference the hyperinflation, the immigration crises, and aggressive china, even russia, is getting right here. me. now, believe me later, it's only a matter of days until russia just takes over ukraine and just like, go back to the obama by the ministration to abide, will do nothing about it. do you think? i think america, you think america was better off when trum

you could never rush to judgment according to joe biden. unless, of course, it supports his narrative as we mentioned. don't forget when he called innocent kyle rittenhouse a white supremacist. right out the gate. you don't even have to look that far back. in the same press conference where he said he didn't have enough facts to figure out why akram targeted a synagogue on a holiday? it was perfectly comfortable speculating as to how the terrorist might have gotten a gun and predictably, as they always do. they can't afoid void it. use it to push for more gun control. >> and allegedly he purchased it on the street. now, what that means, i don't know. whether he purchased it from an individual in a homeless shelter or a homeless community or whether -- because that's where he said he was. the idea of background checks are critical but you can't stop something like this if someone is on the street buying something from somebody else on the street. >> pete: always the gun. joining me now dana loesch, thank you for being with us tonight. from w

i'm not joe biden. i like him, but i'm not joe biden. i think president biden has done something quite unusual. he has taken a hard look at the problems facing the american people. he's brought forth legislation to tryry to address that andnd i respect that . but obviously we i have strong differences. so new nbcce news poll shows an overwhelming majority of americans believe the country is headed in the wrong directionre. e who feels like we are in a better place now than we were a year ago? >> show of hands. >> no one believes we're in a better spot now if you're a democrat and chuck todd questions your competency, co guess what ? it's bad. clearly joe biden's presidency i is imploding on every front. given his obvious cognitive decline, i doubte the administration will ever recover. here now with more fox news rer contributors. to point out tohe ari fleischer. ari, your communications expert in a different way. i'll ask you when you put the polls together, the media now for the first timeto areal critical. they never been critical up

joe biden has been president for one year. >> right. >> and it's like how has joe biden not solved every single problem in the world? how could he not have done that? um, first of all, he has been president for one year. second of all, there's been a global pandemic which is not something that most presidents have to deal with. and the economy actually is doing very well, which normally people would be talking about that and saying that's a good thing. inflation is a problem. but on every other metric that the economy is doing very well. he actually has passed some legislation that's pretty meaningful. bipartisan infrastructure bill showing that he can work with both parties. he -- there -- the rescue package around covid. i do think that it was a mistake to be trying to get joe manchin and kyrsten sinema to go along with something that they were never going to go along with but does that make him a failure? it doesn't and i just think the way that this is covered is it's covered like it -- like it's sports or something and it's not sports. it's very -- it's very complex. it's very compl

joe biden does not approach supreme court senate confirmation hearings as an optimist. he approaches them as a realist. the only optimist in this story is the justice who is retiring from the supreme court. today, justice breyer -- and the references name made to the democratic government of the united states being an experiment and an ongoing experiment and south government. justice breyer said that this is with -- what you tell students about your experiment. >> it's us, but it's you. if that next generation. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible >> professor if you could have a few minutes with the president, would you tell him about what you had hoped for in this choice? >> to be clear -- clear who's committed to justice, who has equal temperaments, someone who's committed to the rule of law. someone who is well studied, reads law well. we haven't had since justice marshall on the court as someone who is very clearly able to articulate a case and commitment to issues that affect the african american community who happens to be africa

you have the same of joe biden. joe biden is clubbing. that's one popularity, but notice level before except the donald trump. so a fun distraction. fabre that name, war mongering is always something which politicians turn to and which generally they can, they can rely on their media to, to deflect and take up. so we're seeing this does so phobic, war mongering propaganda. largely, i think is a distraction from the internal weakness of these key western government. i'm afraid that issue close at the moment is not thinking about long consequences thinking today, tomorrow, no further than next week when johnson may hope domestic crisis may be over. in the meanwhile, and his internet to ramp up or to dry the temperature, which is exactly what was done by announcing yesterday, sending a new record to you, craig and well, let's go tensions ukraine see no sign of letting us analyze how this situation may evolve. we can find that more on our website quality but it's been a year since joe biden took office as america's president's on, despite num

she knows joe biden is a horrible president. it doesn't matter that he served understood barack obama or mickey mouse. fix the country and nobody would care what color he is or what color obama is. judge jeanine: you are right. we don't see color. nobody cares. now, i want to talk about joe biden and how busy he is. take a listen to this. >> if he were standing here today he would say we never give him any free time or any time to think. judge jeanine: leo, joe doesn't have any time to think. it's not fair. >> yes, because joe is too tired to think. he's too tired to work in the white house. that's why he spends a third of this time at home in delaware. it's silly. it insults our intelligence. joe biden is not physically mentally strong enough to handle the rigors of the white house other presidency. the world is laughing at him. if you give more joe biden time it would cut into her time. i can't wait until this term of office is over so we get rid of joe biden, kamala harris and circle back jen psaki. judge jeanine: we have ano

joe biden was at 57 percent of the country. pretty good number, but now it's fallen one year in to 40 percent. what has happened from your perspective? why, you know this, this is often happens when you're coming out of a disaster often created by the other party, the republican party, the same, you know, same things happened historically with that being said, we're still in the middle of, of this economic crisis. and there are, it's not that the democrats can't come to terms and get this deal, pass the b, b, b. it's that 2 democrats are completely out of line with the party. basically siding with republican senator cinema was greeted on the floor of the senate shaking hands with republicans. nothing can show who you are more than that. so i think the frustration that democrats like ourselves have right now is that the democratic party is not organized is not focused. it is not strategize, it is not mobilized. and more than anything it seems, appears to be out of touch with the concerns and the pains. ready that every day ameri

by october 2020, before joe biden is elected president, those ships are back doing construction. october, november, december, all throughout the end of 2020, those ships are back rebuilding the pipeline, such that on january 19, the last day of trump's presidency, 95% of the pipeline, somewhere around 95% of the pipeline is done. then literally walking out the door, donald trump lays down a sanction on one company and one ship that the company owns, and all through 2020 no blockade of state department nominees, no grinding to the halt of senate nominations business to try to prompt the president to change his mind. all of that magically starts happening when joe biden is president, when 95% of the pipeline is done. i hope, senate shaheen, i'll let you wrap up, i hope we can find a way to get on the same page here, because we have been for much of the last several years, and you've led that effort. i think senator menendez's legislation, which is all about the right set of incentives and disincentives for russia, for russian behavior, is perhaps the means that we can sort of eleva

it's one-size-fits-all medicine with joe biden and anthony fauci. the vaccines were suddenly perfect and good, the trump vaccines and vaccine hesitancy among americans, that was mocked and ridiculed widely, but still early last year the white house and many other prominent democrats, they promised you that the vaccines were a personal choice, mandates were never going to happen. another lie. take a look. >> president biden: no, i don't think it should be mandatory, i wouldn't demand it be mandatory. >> perhaps the federal government should step in and issue mandates, and if not, are you putting the needs of unvaccinated people ahead of the needs of vaccinated people? >> secretary psaki: i think the questionnaire -- one, that's not the role of the federal government. that is the role that institutions, private sector entities and others may take. >> here's the thing. we cannot require someone to be vaccinated. that's just not what we can do. >> i don't think he'll ever see a mandating of vaccines, particularly for the general public. >> sean: looks l

joe biden barely won the presidency. jim clyburn had heard enough, or really not enough. the house democratic whip pushed himself out of his seat at the charleston's center con hert hall. and he dashedch for the exit wi the urgency that a friend recognized as a 79-year-old reason to find a rest room, he needed to find joe biden and fast before the end of a commercial break before the end ofe the presidential debate. february 25th, four days before the south carolina primary and biden was blowing it again. almost an hour and 45 minutes had passed inal the debate alrey and biden hadn't mentioned the one promise jim clyburn said would nail down black votes in south carolina throughout the rest ofso the primary and in th generalre election. clyburn wasan shocked but not stunned. he made a bee line for the backstage area. pete buttigieg approached to greet the most powerful democrat in south carolina politics. clyburn brushed mayor pete assign and his eyes darted around and foundgn biden and he together out of earshot of the

you have the same of joe biden. joe biden is up plumbing debts one popularity, but notice will deliver plums before accept the donald trump. so, a fun distraction. fabre that name, war mongering is always something which politicians turn to and which generally they can, they can rely on their media to, to deflect and take up. so we're seeing this doesn't phobic war mongering propaganda. largely, i think as a distraction from the internal weakness of these key western government. ah, british prime minister boys johnson faces an escalating backlash on accusations he hosted boozy parties during uncovered lockdown. even some of his own party members had took part in grilling him in parliament and insisting he resign opposition and peace led the onslaught. because when a prime minister is spending his time trying to convince the great british public that he's actually stupid, rather than disowning a time that he go now. this week was supposed to be open ation. see big dog as quickly become all petition dogs. don't know,

>> joe: it could play out where joe biden, in his 80s, is asked, step ark side, you did what you were supposed to do, made sure bernie didn't get nomination and donald trump is no longer president. hillary clinton will be 77 by that point. i would imagine kamala harris would make run for the primary, open primary, kamala harris and gavin newsom and hillary clinton and hillary did get as many votes as she did in 2016, she is the established name and brand, so why not, that is how i see that playing out. hillary wins for the sake of lack of a better idea. >> carley: you mentioned president biden's approval rating, quinnipiac poll has 33% approval rating. 39% on coronavirus. what stands out for you in the numbers? >> joe: oh, boy, coronavirus pan dem ittic, 39%. same poll, quinnipiac, he was in the upper 50s, i think 57%, sorry, even in the 60'ss. down 26 points from where he was. that is a big deal. just one in three americans supporting you after just year one, that is bad. 24% of those age 18 to 34, young people that propelled him to the presidency, 24% now support biden. 43% of democ

goes from bad to worse for joe biden and his administration as joe biden's number two vice president giggles had a couple of technical difficulties during that very same summit last night. >> folks, it is indeed my honor now to introduce -- she is not here yet but she will be here shortly. so it is indeed my honor to introduce my friend and the vice president of these united states vice president kamala harris. so once again, i'm happy to turn the floor over to our vice president of the united states, the amazing kamala harris. madam vice president? >> more than 70% of the judicial nominees we have appointed are women. >> once again, we're just working out some technical issues on the back end. >> pete: beautifully done. america's white house. it's sad but by now none of this is surprising at all. this administration has been failing on all fronts since day one. ideology and incompetence. they know it. the democrats all know it. and, of course the media knows it too. if you ask them when things don't go their way it's not their fault. racism is to blame. >> voting rights is not going

with you're watching our t still ahead and then use our joe biden. some harsh words for a donald trump one year old from the storming of the capitol building in washington dc. that story coming up shortly. ah ah, ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it, tracy confrontation, let it be an arms race, his on offense, very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. and i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then you know, we recorded this episode in the past and this was our future. when we recorded it in our going it predict what's gonna happen in 2022. so it's a real time war. ah, so in 10 minutes into the our welcome back. it is exactly a year old from the u. s. capital riots and joe biden, us said it was old calls by a quote, web of lies spun by his predecessor, although notably biden got through his entire ann

but where is joe biden? why doesn't he say it? the democrats in these cities should pick up the mantle. there has never been a successful reformist prosecutor ever, ever, ever. never did leniency lead to safety. it's not going to happen. you need stop and frisk. you need aggressive policing. you need the police to feel that they are supported by the public. >> katie: so great, the reason joe biden is not going after they das or saying anything about it is because he would have to confront the leftist ideology that some of this crime is okay because it serves a purpose of social justice in a way that the left once. >> greg: and the victimization or the death of some collateral to the radical remaking of society. and to your point, i hate saying that, but i did. they don't want to talk about violent crime because it is on them to read when you are talking about the radicals, that is their side. so to paraphrase joe biden, they are on the wrong side, they are on the side of the criminals as long as they support a aggressive policy th

you know, joe biden doesn't run the show. joe biden has speech riders you think he hired the speech writers. he read that speech in georgia because he was told to read that speech in georgia today. he gave kind of a, well, if you are bull connor than your bull connor kind of comment when asked about it, so he's not backing down and it's only going to get worse. he attacked donald trump today, once or twice in the divisiveness will continue. and i just think he's finished, well initial, he actually has 3 more years of a term, so we'll see where that goes. with that one, see mark mainly may div mailer robert and robin. hey, he made it this far. there's a lot of people betting you won't even make it to the 1st year. so there's a, they did lose vegas on that tom and thanks for joining me. and once again, our show has come to an end, but this conversation really does not have to end to tweet me. your thoughts on president biden 1st year and office at chatty, and he's the hash tag team and vh, until we meet against a happy se healt