the biden regime has decided to focus on three priorities. find a way to indict donald trump for everything. number 2, find a way to blame ron desantis from a harm resulting from a hurricane. number 3, try to get the midterm voters to choose more abortions over restoring prosperity and safety. no wonder populism is blooming everywhere. no wonder most of the watched races that were closer leaning democrat just a few weeks ago are now either toss-ups or leaning republican. i want you to look at wisconsin where incumbent senator ron johnson who was supposedly in a weak position a few weeks back is now up 5 against mandela barnes. or tim mitchell who is an essentially a dead heat with incumbent liberal tony evers and the governor's race there. then dr. oz -- she's closing in on mr. hoodie without a clue john fetterman, he is only down by four. people are waking up, not just to the wreckage that the democrats and their policies have left behind but i think now more of you are starting to ask: is all of this intentional? or as texas ag ken paxton c

joe biden does have a big problem. he endorses black lives matter, which has number one policy goals to defund all these cops. because he is looking at polls he is saying let's train 100 now, new cops alienate this radicalize coalition on the left that believe that crime in these big cities is fine. something people have a right to do grab and go. >> todd: matt schlapp, thanks everybody. "fox & friends" starts now. >> migrant buss have a new destination. >> chicago. >> carrying an estimated 80 to 1800. >> blue city mayors are just now realizing the problem. just imagine what's going on at the southern border. >> federal judge set to hear a motion today on appointing a special master to justice departments claiming that documents were, quote: likely concealed at former president trump's florida home. >> i really hope that we can get the special master in place so we can have some impartial mediators. >> oil workers calling biden's student loan

biden calling out this is extremely important. we have allowed ourselves to get to the point where threats and intimidation and violence are routinely used to intimidate people. let me be frank. this is terrorism. it has been directed most recently at the fbi, at our national archives, where the declaration and constitution are housed, it's been directed at teachers and school boards, public health officials, it's been directed at dr. fauci and his family, and yet mainstream news continues to practice both sidesism, pretense that this is just partisan. i am so glad that you are doing this extended segment on president biden's speech because i was shocked last night to learn that three major news networks were not caring the speech. even npr, when i got up this morning and turned on the radio, they gave it the most minimal coverage, put it in the context of the midterms, as if this was politics as usual. i think that was the exact opposite the message that the president was rightly trying to send. we face existential threats to dem

what's the biden administration's take? >> well, i think the biden administration is likely looking forward to continuity with the u.k. and looking forward to working with her. sure there will be some points of disagreement. but that's true with any ally. i think, in general, that the -- some of the challenges that she faces in the u.k. are the same challenges that president biden faces in the united states. inflation being one of the top ones. and their positions on the war against ukraine are lock step. so, yeah, there may be a few things where they disagree, but, in general, i think they look forwards to working together. >> bret: president biden on the campaign trail today in wisconsin and pennsylvania. take a listen. >> not a single republican congressman voted to protect your pensions. we beat pharma this year. we beat pharma this year and it mattered! i'm encouraging unions. that's what i have been doing from day one. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. don't, let -- let him -- let him. look, everybody is entitled to

and now you got biden. how does it feel? does it feel good? >> don't forget when congress attempted to put pressure on china about their human rights violation, the banks lobbied against it. they went to capitol hill and said it's a bad idea to protect human rights. to say they don't shape policy and impact america is wrong. >> laura: great to see you. another pillar in the left's dream world is that the walls are closing in on former president trump. today the corrupt new york attorney general leticia james filed a lawsuit against former president trump. several of his family members, associates and businesses were also named in the action. the allegation was that there were numerous acts of fraud and misrepresentation in financial statements. many reasons why this charade is an obvious active political retribution. the timing. james is a political hack. dropping this 48 days before the midterms just reeks. she herself is locked in a close race then should like and deep blue new york. she included the trum

biden didn't owe republicans an apology. >> ashley: people say he should apologize. he said it, he meant it. the op ed says, there is no scandal here, clearly there was a scandal whenever you call out almost 75 million americans pointing them in the direction of being an extremist group. what do you think? >> there is a reason president biden did walk back his comments less than 24 hours later, he realized it did not go over so well. the concerning trend we are see withing progressive politicians to shame people when they vote for the person you disagree with. we saw this with president obama who called out americans who cling to guns and religion and saw with hillary clinton basket of deplorable comments and what president biden said on thursday. what i'm concerned about, the media and you have this writer in this case not just saying he supports what president biden said, but saying he didn't go far enough, we need to do more of this. i hope we don't lose media establishment of holding our government accountable, that is my fear, the media is giving this a pass and

of looking under the hood of biden deals. a commitment to america plan later this week to be introduced later this week focuses on the so-called table kitchen issues that americans are facing. what are the key take aways from this plan, congresswoman. >> we are looking at how we can get out of inflation, looking at jobs and the economy, looking at keeping america safe. keeping our community safe. we have seen over the last two years violent crime, increasing exponentially and also protecting freedom and government accountability. and those things, when we roll that out on our website, we're going to have information on nancy mace.org for everyone to learn more about that commitment to america. where republicans can do when in the majority next session. >> carley: according to the latest fox news power rankings, republicans are still favored to win the house. regain control of the house. but, for the first time ever, there is a pathway to victory for democrats to maintain their seat in power. does that concern you at all? >> i

house republicans have officially put the biden administration on notice. since the beginning of this congress, house republicans have sent more than 500 requests for information and documents. republicans are united in our effort to conduct oversight and hold the biden white house accountable for its incompetence at home and abroad. since president biden took office, democrats have turned a blind eye and completely abandoned oversight. one nonpartisan group even gave democrats on the oversight committee and f under republican leadership, , congress will fulfill its constitutional duty to conduct oversight, rooting out waste fraud abuse and mismanagement in the federal government are at the top of our agenda when -- agenda. when backed by the many tools that come with the gavel. the american people will finally get some answers they deserve. americans can count on republicans to deliver government efficiency and effectiveness. americans can count on republicans to protect their taxpayer dollars and americans can count on republicans to hold the by administr

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joe biden. the joe biden who is the diner visiting, handshake, selfie taking vice president, but now, as president, has come to grips, and acknowledge the burden of governing at a time when there are threats to democracy. >> really, a knowledgeable biden reported, for a long time. thank you very much, that is a readout for tonight. we are moments away from president biden's address to the nation. let me handed off to chris hayes for that. chris? >> thank you so much troy, i appreciate it. we are, as story indicated, moments away from president joe biden's primetime address to the nation, about the threats to our democracy. it is taking place, as you heard there, as they were reporting, just outside of independents all, in philadelphia, right there. of course, that building, that city, the birthplace of the american experiment, has been a fitting setting for many presidential speeches, throughout history. abraham lincoln, in 1861 gave it to john kennedy, in 1962. now, they are saying that's a his

the coordination and collusion between joe biden and hunter biden and foreign countries. it's while joe biden was the vice president. the problem here, griff, is you do have a political f.b.i. and d.o.j. though tim tebow who sandbagged this investigation, is now gone. there is a bunch of rats coming after him that are political ideologues. i don't think the f.b.i. and d.o.j. will do anything in regard to hunter biden and joe biden in regard to this collusion and money flow, the sale of american influence from the vice president. they have will sit back because they're about politics, not justice or truth, they're not about law enforcement any longer. chris wray you would think would stand up and say i won't tolerate this. the man is silent. see not rooting out the corruption and politics of the agency. he is sitting back and letting it happen. >> griff: maybe he should speak up and speak out a little bit to reinstall the trust in the f.b.i. have a great rest of your labor day. >> julie: we're learning more about the tennessee teacher abduction case. the suspect's chilling

up. >> president biden said the pandemic is over. he did not say covid is extinguished. covid-19 will be endemic for years to come. >> i think what the president was trying to say the worst of the pandemic is over. >> an effort by democrats to load tens of billions onto a spending bill this month to help with the pandemic. that could be a problem because of mr. biden's remarks. >> the president saying the pandemic is over is just kind of mind-boggling. he wants tens of billions for covid and he says the pandemic is over. >> gop votes are likely necessary to advance an interim spending bill stocked with covid aid by the end of the month to avoid a shutdown. democrats are trying to justify covid spending in light of the president's statement. >> republicans have to assess the question of an infectious disease and the issue of public health. public health demands that we go forward with the request the president is making because what we have now is not what we'll have tomorrow. >> gop north carolina senator richard burr wrote to the pr

that is what biden wants. joining us right now with the latest on the budget negotiations is senator mike lee from utah, a member of the joint economic energy and judiciary committees, and we are happy to have him this morning. senator, thanks very much for being here. good morning. >> good morning, maria. thank you. maria: can you take us behind these negotiations? what will play out this upcoming week? >> what i fear, maria, is that what's going to happen is we'll get right up to the moment of a decision, and a whole lot of people will sign on to a bill that they've never seen or realize. it may have all sorts of extraneous funding attached to it with the continuing resolution. but they'll say, you know, because we're this close to the deadline, we have to pass it this time. what's sad, maria, is this is what happens every single time. it's as if lucy is moving the football every time, but we're convinced that she's not going to. we really ought to be debating, discussing and having the opportunity to amend

and amongst the guests are joe biden andjill biden. rebecca, let's bring you back in because that motorcade will have gone just behind you in the last few moments. yes. you in the last few moments. yes, that was a — you in the last few moments. yes, that was a pretty _ you in the last few moments. yes, that was a pretty impressive - you in the last few moments. yes, that was a pretty impressive sight, wasn't _ that was a pretty impressive sight, wasn't it? — that was a pretty impressive sight, wasn't it? we have been watching a lot of— wasn't it? we have been watching a lot of arrivals here in the last hour— lot of arrivals here in the last hour or— lot of arrivals here in the last hour or so, _ lot of arrivals here in the last hour or so, various limousines with police _ hour or so, various limousines with police out — hour or so, various limousines with police out riders, but there is nothing — police out riders, but there is nothing as— police out riders, but there is nothing as impressive, i have to say, _ nothing a

hunter biden had 150 from those from five different bank, prior to joe biden any member of congress, not just head of the oversight committee but any member of congress could go to treasury to ask for suspicious activity reports. this was created to be transparent to help congress and local law enforcement to catch any type of foreign transactions that involved potentially terrorist funding or potential criminal activity like money laundering. jackie: this as the treasury department is one piece of this issue. the american public also losing some confidence in our justice system. the department of justice around the fbi sitting on the hunter laptop, hunter biden laptop story, essentially asking why it has gone nowhere after such a long period of time? >> this is a problem for the fbi. it only gets worse every day. we learned last week that timothy thibault, who resigned was essentially the person in charge of the hunter biden investigation who pretty much told all of his subordinates to forget about it. it was russian disinformation. that computer wasn't legitimate. he didn't tell an

. >> okay were sitting on the story for you, president biden seems to backtrack today sing the trump voters a threat to democracy, the white house incredulously try to back track as it is not a political speech outside and nbc, abc, ubs said there a girl in a regular programming is uncovering weather critics calling rehash of a three -year-old divisive attack in order to get of the midterm vote as the president avoided with the voters to - are the real threats out with us tonight senators ron johnson it also covers meant andrew to fox news contributor charlie and joe in also is an oil and gas workers association president matt kobe and former congressional investigator, sam and educations erica and we have a jampacked show for you tonight and look at this center chuck grassley, he is one of the doj, the justice department do not attack and do not censor fbi whistleblowers calling out, politically biased fbi officials, doing things like interfering in the hunter biden probe we have to state ag's and they want that hauling evidence of big tech colluding with white house, to do censorsh

joe biden is trying to make this an issue. it's the most promising issue he has with the one thing he did not mention in his speech was the one threat that americans perceive in the do republican party. and that's abortion. the supreme court decision or abortion removing abortion has constitutionally protected, right. he's trying to re run the 2020 election, which he be in which he beat donald trump, even though trombone admitted he did defeat donald trump and he wants to do it again in the mid term. he's not on the ballot, but his party is so he talks a lot about the things he's, he's accomplished, the messages i deliver. what did he deliver? infrastructure, prescription drug prices are a reduction in those gun safety sometimes with the republican support veterans, health care benefits on big climate change bill, student loans, forgiveness of student loans. lot of those things are really relatively small, but they are very important to a number of voters. ah, the head of the u ins. atomic watchdog has warned that the physical

the new funding comes after president biden signed the inflation reduction act. my colleague, bret baier, takes a closer look at how climate incentives in that law impact farmers and make other efforts farming more environmentally friendly. >> in tonight's "special report" spotlight on the global food crisis, how new farming. methods impacts the environment. president biden recently signed into law what is being marketed as the largest investment in clean and climate energy solutions. we look at what that means for farmers and the land where our food has grown. it was named the inflation reduction act but it includes nearly $20 billion to encourage farmers to go green. >> what do you think of the initiatives in that bill. >> it's a pretty big and expensive grab bag, certainly. >> mease of the fund something allocated to several programs that encourage farmers to engage in practices to reduce emissions and make land more sustainable. the programs are voluntary and incentive-based. >> can you explain some of these efforts farmers can opt into? >> so it's basically

president biden is not interested in the truth. all he wants to do is change the subject from the pain americans are facing everyday. but mr. president, i have news for you. americans don't want to change the subject, they want to change the leadership in washington. [applause] rep. mccarthy: mr. president, do you know why? because democrats in washington have no plan to make life better. no plan to stop inflation, only to increase it. no plan to secure the border and stop fentanyl from poisoning our children. no plan to reduce crime and restore law and order in our cities. no plan to put our children's futures first and give their parents a voice. no plan to get the country back on track. the american people deserve a congress to focus on their needs. in november, our country faces a clear choice. it is a choice between two different philosophies and two different futures. this is a national referendum. a referendum on inflation, illegal immigration, indoctrination and crime at home and humiliation abroad. a choice between soaring

s. president joe biden biden also paid a visit to buckingham palace, where he signed the book of condolences. he said it was important that he made the journey it's about treating people with dignity. i talked about how my mother and father thought that everyone, no matter who they were to matter what their station no matter where they're from, deserve retreated. london's police force has spent days gearing up for the funeral, which promises to be a huge security operation. some royal enthusiasts have been making their own preparations for the funeral procession, capping out on the street in a bid to secure a good spot to catch a glimpse of the queen's final farewell. and we can frustrate to london now. wendy w correspondent, bentley get, is standing by fresh bout now. this is the 1st to state funeral in the u. k. since 1965. can you talk us through the day? bank? i think we back. can you hear me? i apologize. we seem to have some technical problems here. we'll try to get back to our correspondent bank. they got a little later in the show, all right, to ukraine. now, where keith says that it

joe biden rurts, the u.s. department of justice will end up program focused on fighting chinese espy espionage. from a broader array of hostile nations. why did they do that? because they thought this was racial pro filing of the communist chinese government that's stealing our technology. now, we have people all over tv, former federal prosecutors who are a dime a dozen. there's thousands and thousands of them. and mr. bill barr going on and on about howgr grave this is. so here we have mar-a-lago, which is a compound that is protected by government secret service agents. here we have mar-a-lago which they want you to think is just some kind of a country club, where none of the information has been leaked, including to the "washington post." so the only leakers here are the department of justice and they do not want a special master. why? why, america? it's a cover-up. that's why. they don't want you to know everything that the department of justice grabbed out of donald trump's home. and so we're supposed to

the biden administration needs to be more aggressive. to ensure that america has the resources it needs to bring prices down and have supply and demand the each other. host: (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8002 for independents you can text us at (202) 748-8003. taking a look at green energy in those ways of going forward, what do you think of the money that will be devoted and is there some benefit from that money being spent? guest: what the bill does is it floods the renewable market with money. it causes some problems because what is key with energy solutions is that you have to have technologies that are economically sustainable which means you can't continue to flood taxpayer dollars into energy technologies to subsidize that into affordability because that is not sustainable. you have to have economically sustainable technologies that are also environmentally sustainable. i think that legislation artificially props up the affordability to where you can't continue subsidizing it. over 40 year

there's more coming out about biden, hunter biden. so the concern is that even -- all the relationships, china and all that, biden is involved in that, and he's definitely compromised. host: bob cusack, you want to comment on the report about john fetterman and mehmet oz, the republican candidate, in that senate race in pennsylvania? guest: that race has gotten pretty nasty. oz is behind, and republicans are nervous about it. fetterman has had some major health issues, and he says he's recovering from it. oz and fetterman have gone back and forth over his health, and fetterman has said it's not appropriate for him to comment on his health. this is where we're headed. i agree, you should debate. usually the news that comes out of the debate is significant, but doesn't change a race. there are exceptions to that rule. but if you're constantly dodging debates, and we've seen that with candidates in the past, that does not look good. and i think fetterman will debate. i think there's going to be pressure for him to debate. he hasn't debat

that is the movement that biden is referring to. he is not talking about everyday citizens that are just trying to get by. he is clearly talking about this violent extremist movement that doesn't believe in democratic institutions like elections. this is just absolutely unheard of. this movement doesn't believe in the rule of law. he thinks that there are special rules for their leader, their messianic leader donald trump. that is who biden is referring to when he is talking about this extremist movement. by doing so, he is really on the right side of history here. we have a fascist movement that even within their own party they are willing to eviscerate republicans like liz cheney. they are willing to go after their own. this is something that republicans need to look at head-on. we compare it to the nixon era with the watergate scandal. republicans were able to stand up to nixon and say, we have had enough. republicans of this era are not able to do so, and that is really dangerous. >> the timing of the speech, as we have signaled

we broughtjoe biden to the dance. we begged for preinvasion sanctions and the administration fought us tooth and nail. i've got legislation with bob menendez, who's here at this conference, to beef up our relationship with taiwan and they are trying to stop it from moving forward. let's just say this, i appreciate what president biden has done. he has signed into law very robust aid. i want to say something about your country. of all the countries out there, from the right, left and centre, great britain, the british people, have really been stalwarts for ukraine and i think there is bipartisanship. i want to end by reflecting on what might happen next in the united states. 0k. you have said to me in the past, in the end it's the mid—term elections of 2022 which will define whether donald trump will be the republican nominee in 202a. it will have a lot to do with it, yes it will. what will it take for you, the ultimate trump loyalist, to walk away from donald trump? is it the republicans don't take both chambers of

joe biden doesn't have is these 2 things. joe biden has taylor and mark milley. lorens is the anchor of the biden white house. she is the muse but she doesn't write books. twitter is her van kass. -- canvass. her main idea is anyone that doesn't wear an k95 mask in the shower is a racist. there are several dozen people who agree with that. it's hardly the basis of a popular movement. it's not marxism. it's whining and then mark milley. he is like leon without the cool mustache. he could not successful leave withdraw forces that wanted him to leave. pizza is afraid of him. no one else is. these are the people trying to bring us a one party state. for the next several minutes we will show you the face of joe biden's revolution. the next time you feel afraid for the future of this country and think these people want to hurt me because they do, remember who we are talking about here. you will feel better. we will start with joe biden's minister of information. he may be the most self-discrediting spokesman in the history of politics. she is literally beyond belief. h

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i have to say, i think biden out — speech. i have to say, i think biden put himself _ speech. i have to say, i think biden put himself in - speech. i have to say, i think biden put himself in a - biden put himself in a difficult position here. because he is making a bet, roughly 35% of americans who still believe in this lie that the 2020 election was stolen will never vote for him anyway so he doesn't need their votes, and he can go all in on this maga republican message. however, then he follows that “p however, then he follows that up with this unity message about being the president for all americans. and rhetorically as someone who studies politics, it's a very difficult trick to pull off. 50 trick to pull off. so interesting - trick to pull off. so interesting that. trick to pull off. so interesting that you say that, because i was wondering as i watched it. i was like, with his message, he was hoping to get moderate republicans on board, at least to the democracy part of it, even if they may not vote for a democrat in the elections. but if that maga group, make americ

it was founded by jill and joe biden in 2017. the bidens basically hired the obama cancer moon shot staff and paid them hundreds of thousands of dollars annually during the two years it was running. the bidens took in her than $5 million in donations and spent more than $3 million in salaries and zeroing grants. >> laura: what? >> zero on cancer research. a moon shot to nowhere. >> laura: as a cancer survivor myself, i find it surprising and typical from a family of grifters. >> would you make of this laura? >> have you talked about it with him? >> not yet. we've been too busy. but i'm sure there will be a discussion. look at all that joe has done. he has kept true to what he said he would do. so i think he just needs to keep going. >> look at all is done? the unity? the inflation? safety and security chris burke i love it when she says he needs to keep going. if only he knew where he was going. he's totally confused, doesn't know which way to go. note the handheld mic he uses now laura to compensate for his diminished of voice.

he was there with president biden today, but it was a comment he made before president biden arrived in ohio that caught everyone's attention, where he was asked if he believed that president biden should run for re-election. and tim ryan said, quote, my hunch is we need new leadership across the board. democrats, republicans. i think it's time for a generational move. and obviously, jake, you can guess how the white house read that. especially given tim ryan had distanced himself from biden earlier this year. now appearing with him today at the opening of this facility. he was asked when he was there about those comments, and trying to walk them back a bit, jake, saying i don't think this is breaking news. the president said from the very beginning he was going to be a bridge to the next generation, which is basically what i was saying. >> sure it is. kaitlan collinsb thanks so much. before we get to that, there's something that is fascinating me, which is the notion that it's going to be basically left up to president biden as to whether or not he brings other presidents with him t

biden got it wide open. these children getting sold by drug cartels and all these drugs coming in, that is not good for our country. he is ruining america. i don't know how. i don't know where these people get these polls but they sure don't ask me. he is the worst president we have ever had in the u.s. host: you think there is nothing behind the rises and the numbers? caller: no. how in the world -- inflation too. how in the world can his numbers be like that? no way. [laughter] host: florida republican byron donalds was asked yesterday about these numbers. >> [video clip] >> with 50 days to the midterms, his approval rating has gone up 45%. is it time for republicans to press the panic button? >> no. we have to get back to basics. look at the light bill for every american. electricity prices are up. food prices are up. things that are hurting the american people exist. what has happened is distraction by the media. you want to talk about mar-a-lago, queen elizabeth, god rest her soul, but there have been d

biden wandering endl aimlessly t night in new york. he doesn't seem to know where he is, what he's doing, where he's going. you decide. >> god bless you all. [cheers and applause] >> mr. president. >> sean: that's like a really bad "snl" skit. while biden's out there wandering aimlessly come of the staff seems to ignore him and they don't care about joe after the woke socialist working in the west wing is a little bit more than a ballpoint pen signing off on their radical agenda. that's basically his role. there are not concerned if he gets lost on stage or forgets when he's doing or where he is as long as he does what they want him to do. he's never been a leader and now with the obvious transparent cognitive decline, he's little more than a shadow taking orders from the far left climate alarmist cultist that ruled the democratic socialist green new deal party. the elites are not concerned with making your life better or strengthening the american dream, but instead they want to transition you and this country into a socialist eco-sta

it calls for trillions of dollars in deficit spending going forward from biden. >> hannity: when biden came into office the u.s. debt was at $27 trillion. now it's $30 trillion. that's an increase of more than treat $3 trillion. our final entry into nights by the numbers. >> the president and i know that you can't build a better future if you're buried under a mountain of student debt grade so will cancel $10,000 of student debt. >> hannity: these cost tax payers a whopping $1.9 trillion. tonight's biden by the numbers may cause inflammation. the only cure is a vote for the g.o.p.'s seven weeks from today. as we reported last week, biden responded to a devastating report with the white house celebration. it had the upbeat james taylor performance, right? it was there biden in his aviator sunglasses declared t this. >> the promise of america is israel. it is real. it is real. >> hannity: unfortunately, pain is the only thing that's real for many people. we told you about a "wall street journal" story profiling shoppers outsiders supermarkets 60 miles outside new orleans. one of those pr

. >> joe biden, joe biden. >> larry and sean --. >> sean: larry never ripped off his ear piece, larry never ripped off his microphone and walked off my show. >> sean, sean, let's not go back to the past. let's not go back to the past. sean, you two softened me up but joe biden, joe biden is responsible and i'm very happy being leo 2.0. >> sean: you're 2.0 because you used to be a leftist. larry? >> i have no comment that. >> let's talk a little bit about gavin newsome. this hasn't gone far enough. we need a couple of bus loads of illegal aliens to go to napa valley right near gavin newsome's neck of the woods. i hear the french laundry is hiring. you know, ronald reagan used to say if they won't see the light you have to make them feel the heat. bravo to governor greg abbott and governor desantis for bringing this problem to their doorstep. all the fentanyl coming to the boarders you've been talking about all day, all the cost, the expense, the drugs, the pressure on the boarders, the educational expenses, the medical expenses, if illegal aliens turn residents, turn citizens would vot

she wants joe biden to maim her u.s. ambassador to italy, sources are telling me president biden is holding the spot for speaker one reason he is yet to fill the position, since taking office. speculation earlier this year that a pelosi ally former wall street executive wanted to job shifting with likelihood gop takes majority no clarity how new senate will react to pelosi nomination but mixed reaction to her in the role from sources i spoke with this week so far 101 biden ambassador nominees have been confirmed by the senate biden has been slow to name o ambassadors to several countries including italy a quarter of the 194 ambassador positions are currently without a senate confirmed official, presidents typically reserve ambassador posts to most desirable locations for people helped propel to white house, the ambassador recess debt impressive, a pool private gardens three-story wine cellar in rome we reached out to pelosi's office for comment have not heard back some say she would prefer secretary of state position, we

today we heard from president biden. he said he believes some signs, there are signs inflation might be beginning to ease. he's being very cautious lately. he was very cautious today. he kept saying maybe, because of course, his predictions that inflation had peaked in december was not correct, and neither the idea it was temporary, which the white house was saying all last year. this idea that inflation may be starting to ease, is that backed up by the data you see in this report today? >> yeah, i think humility here in terms of forecasting whether inflation has peaked is certainly important. but certainly, we have seen energy prices continue to fall, and that really helps on the inflation front. however, we have also seen in other areas of the economy, especially shelter prices, we have not seen any cooling there. in some ways we're seeing peaks in terms of energy. that's going to help on the inflation front, and shelter costs, rent costs, we haven't seen cooling just yet. >> well, people are actively anticipating cool

joe biden and have nothing to do with that. they keep blaming everything on joe biden. they want to blame, blame, blame, blame, blame, no, no, no, no, no. if joe rent again, i will vote for him. thank you. host: republican line, we will hear from jerry. caller: this is terry. host: i apologize. caller: it is ok. no big deal. i would vote for trump again because he is a lot better than any democrat i have seen. biden should be held responsible for every crime that these illegals committed, will commit. he want to open the border, show he should be held responsible for it. host: so is president trump your only choice to run again or would you rather see another republican if the president decided not to run, the former president? caller: i would vote for a republican 100%, because i have been watching democrats ever since jimmy carter. and instead of getting better, they have got worse. host: that was terry in cleveland, tennessee, giving his thoughts. some people texting and tweeting. vicki in wichita saying i hate to be a buzz kill for democrats, but republicans have a

but joe biden thinks that actually we are doing pretty well. that the american people no different because they are looking at their bank accounts and they are looking at their 401(k)s and it is not adding up. and they know it. >> sean: he is delusional. 71% of americans are saying their paychecks are not enough to keep up with biden's inflation. if you look at morgan stanley, they are now wanting that this recession will be worse than expected and it could be worse at any normal recession. so far, under joe biden, the stock market has wiped out $9 trillion worth of tea in american wealth. that is a lot of money, pete. >> sure is. it is obvious, sean. these are self-inflicted wounds. these are all results of the policies of this administration. don't take the bait. they want to be talking about abortion. they want to be talking about election denial. they want to be talking about january 6. they want to be talking about the atlanta braves. and a systemic racism and they want us to take the bait and jump at these tiny objects as opposed to the c

which leads into the second joe biden failure which is joe biden's war on american energy. on oil, gas and coal. rather than europe facing a dark cold winter, we could be supplying them with natural gas to help power their homes empower their fact juries. yet we are waging war here in america on her own domestic production of the same time we are making herself beholden and dependent to chinese energy. because china has most the world's so-called green energy technology market cornered. both of these key failures upgrade the conditions for russia and china to grow closer together which is gravely dangerous for america's freedom, safety and prosperity. >> laura: are you confident that old mayor pete senator is can it be able to handle this rail strike? last time i check using it for someone a plug in his ev or hop on his bike and bike to work or something. that's cute but is it really solve the energy problems. or the real problems. >> lets a member first off that whether to so-called electric vehicle or electric scooter that secretary pete buttigieg is buying up work this w

joe biden angrily suggested that 74 million americans are enemies of the state. >> as president biden laid out tonight, the ongoing with threat to democracy is still one of fundamental challenges of our time. >> joe biden really has crossed over into a very dangerous, very dangerous place. tonight he declared in his speech in philadelphia that anyone who disagreed with him is a threat to the country. howard: emily jashinsky, what do you make of the generally positive coverage of joe biden's supposely not political philadelphia prime time speech? that the broadcast networks refused to carry? >> yeah, i think it's interesting because we had very little coverage of his, obviously, extra-constitutional student loan forgiveness. even nancy pelosi said as much as a year ago that that was not something president had the power to do, and now when he turns around and calls republicans semi-fascist and doesn't make very clear distinctions -- i think that's one of the biggest problems. you need to be able to make distinctions very clearly, but he struggled with his speech, he struggled all week

but no doubt obama has a lot of feelings about biden and biden's politics. in 2020, for example, it wasn't totally obvious to obama that it would be a good idea for biden to run because he was trying to be the oldest president ever and it took a lot of convincing before obama said let me get off the fence here. that is emblematic of this long and complicated relationship that's now spanned over two decades. >> i think it's interesting and instructive in a way for the way washington works and going forward, you write about two different perspectives on governing and how to behave politically and it's personified in the different presidents' view of mitch mcconnell. explain. >> obviously they had different incentives over the times of their presidencies but what you saw during the obama years is biden was the one dispatched to deal with capitol hill. he's the one who had to deal with mitch mcconnell. there's a famous moment in 2013 at the white house correspondent's dinner, biden said you think i need to get a drink with mitch mcconnell. why don't you. biden d

that's how joe biden is dividing his term in office. george bush used similar language about al qaeda when he said you're either with us or against us. you don't say that about the american people. there are many conservatives, many liberals who love this country and have a clash of ideas. that's called democracy. but when you, the president of the united states, vilify half the country in an effort to put them down and delegitimize them, you the one who is now the nation's divider in chief. that's the type of president we have with joe biden. >> raymond: like a man or a care unit most illini. it was frightening and sad at the same time. today on msnbc. this comparison. >> what happened, we have a civil war. we have folks who eject the basic premise. there's been this thread in american life where there are those who are not necessarily committed to democracy. they are committed to an idea that ours must remain a white nation in the vein of old europe. to create a space to choose the country as opposed to a party. >> raymond: your respo

joe biden throws a garden party. i am confused. so is joe biden. jared from national tennessee. john kerry climate vibes. please clap. shelly from california. how many frequent flyer miles on air force one? he flew in our home to vote and fly back. i feel like there is a private meaning. >> there is a helium crisis. couldn't get any from my wedding. what you did yesterday was wasteful. sorry. i felt delirious for most of the night. >> my granddaughter didn't have helium. i get it, guys, i had a lot of helium. hellen from erie, pennsylvania. hi jesse, do your children watch? >> emma does, jesse jr. sometimes, that is all for tonight. dvr the show. tucker up next. this is my world. ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" imagine distopia where the police will not protect you. they refuse. at the same time you are not allowed to protect yourself. who runs a world like that? young men with guns they are in charge. cruellest an

>> when biden got elected. he had a lot of promises to special interest groups that he felt he needed to keep if they were going the fundthe next election and that's what the last two years have been, prefunding for all the special interest groups that support the democratic party giving them billions of dollars of your tax dollars so that they will kick back money to the modern democratic party. so this is not a policy failure on biden's part. this is doing exactly what he meant to do, it's bad for the country. it's good for the democratic party. so what we need to do is in the next election, change who runs the house and the senate and remember when clinton was president he spent too much in tax too much for two years, the republicans swept the house and senate and canceled much of his spending plans. that's how we got the balanced budget because clinton's spending plans were dramatically reduced. we took $2 trillion out of what obama want today spend after he spent the first two years taxing and spending too

there has not been just may be d with that supported biden. let me tell you something, biden has cut the union's throat. all of the gas partners. this man right here has cut us down to nothing. the thing about it is, we have to do other stuff that we are not accustomed to doing. right now in oil and gas industries, we have to survive. this man right here does not care nothing about a union. >> todd: tony, same question to you. >> yeah, i mean i think politics is very emotional. unfortunately, during these times, going to the checkout at the grocery store. it is about real math. it is really, really hard to support somebody when it is hard to put food on the table for your family. >> todd: tony, we see polls tighten and the battleground states. do you have a sense as to who these people are that are not just voting f for the biden agea but the candidates themselves who espouse that agenda on the democratic side? quite frankly, tony come i live in a democratic state and i dont know one person who isn't enthusiastic about the biden at agenda and

biden: hello, boston. hello, hello, hello. [applause] pres. biden: is it ok if they sit down? please, take a seat. if you have one. i once said that when there were no chairs. they said, there goes biden again. [laughter] thank you for that introduction. i know marty is a heavy load to carry, that he is doing one hell of a job for me. look, he's making sure projects like the one here, that we talk about, are done with union labor. [applause] today, pipefitters and ironworkers, electricians, steel mill workers, sprinkler fitters. we've also got service workers, hospitality workers, machinists and mechanics. this project won't get done without you. when it gets done, it will get done the best. [applause] i spoke to the national chamber of commerce and the business roundtable. i said, i am a union guy. and i made it clear why. it makes sense. the single best trained workers and trades in the world are american union workers. what people don't realize, and i keep saying over and over, is that they don't just show up and decide to be an electrician, they get four or five years of t

. >> you just met one on one with president biden at the united nations. before leaving office, prime minister boris johnson advised you to quote stay close to the americans but you pref previous described the u.s., uk relationship as special but not exclusive and didn't refer to it in the meeting with president biden. do you think the special relationship is not what it used to be? >> i think that the u.s. is an incredibly close partner of the u.k. i do think our relationship is special and it's increasingly important at a time when we're facing threats from russia, increased assertiveness from china. we're both freedom loving democracies. we have such a strong connection and we also need to work with other allies in the g 7 and need to work out to countries like india, as well, because we are facing increased threat from those autocrat icrat i cregime. we talked about many, many issues. the core of it, the core of it is our belief in freedom, our belief in democracy, and that's what we need to continue to work on because we do face an increasingly insecu

and of course thank you to joe and jill, president biden and first lady jill biden. thank you so much for inviting us back. this meant so much to us. we were saying at lunch that the girls have lived in this house longer than they lived anywhere. so this is out of a home as it can be, as wonderful as it can be, it is a special place because we raised our girls here. and it means so much to come back to friends and to able to spend time talking about our girls. and so i am grateful to both of you for the work that you're doing, the love that you're showing us, our staff and the work that you're doing for this country. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] and of course to vice president harris and i love to say this, second gentleman. let's say it again, second gentleman, you're doing a great job. thank you for joining us today and i can't go any further without of course acknowledging all of the amazing staff, friends. it's more than staff. you're friends, you're family to us, particularly the people who have been part of my team over the years. i don't have tim

biden just spend trillions on efficient turbines. we're decades away from this alternative energy or renewable energy as pete buttigieg wants and jennifer gramholm wants. they want to spend more to bail out social justice majors in colleges who took out massive student loans? they did it willingly. and meanwhile, american armed servicemen and women left to the hang out to dry? go get food stamps? how about you take the student loan forgiveness money, make the people who borrowed to pay it back and make sure the soldiers can put food on their table. of course the department of defense did find room in their budget to hire a cheap diversity equity and inclusion officer, or she refers to herself a woke administrator. the dod's woke administrator openly disparaged white people online because of their race. since the report, much of her social media has been deleted. and fox news digital did not immediately hear a response of the department of defense. they are waiting brettl breathlessly. here is louisiana senator john kennedy. he's up f

president joe biden. this after he said in an interview with 60 minutes that the united states would intervene to defend taiwan in the case of an unprecedented attack. china's foreign ministry says the remarks that united states made not to support taiwan's independence. heather maxwell reports. >> yet again, joe biden's comments apart from official u.s. policy. that is at least how china sees them. in an interview with u.s. broadcaster cbs, the u.s. president voiced to defend taiwan of china invaded. >> what u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes, if in fact there was an unprecedented attack. >> to be clear, u.s. forces, u.s. men and women, we defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion? >> yes. >> washington has struck a delicate diplomatic balance with both beijing and taiwan since 1979, when it formally recognized beijing as a sole representative of china. recently, relations between the u.s. and china have been tested. in particular by a visit to taiwan in august by nancy pelosi, the speaker of t