it may not be criminal, ari. it might be but it's certainly a betrayal of our constitutional democracy or that he is the way it looks from these texts. now, maybe he has got some explanation. i'd like to hear it and i would like to hear people like senator romney, who have stood up for the constitution in these moments from his state, you know, ask some of these questions. and there is a really important article today, ari, in the bulwark we amanda carpenter and she really goes into an explanation of what senator leigh was doing. that he was trying to get legislators to try ask throw out the popular vote. and she goes through this in some detail. and i guess, you could say well nobody's perfect. i mean, hasn't made a rush to judgment and realize they made a mistake but, you know, this is really a constitutional betrayal. this is not some minor thing. >> neil with democracy is dying dad-joke pun, we are here for it. congressman raskin, also, speaking out. take a listen. >> this was a coup organized by the presiden

welcome to both of you. >> thanks, ari. >> good to be here, ari. >> good to have you. i can divide this up in a number of ways. i'm not going to assign who has to defend pluto against ted cruz's accusations. jay, i cite the numbers because there are other issues, certainly some racial issues where we do see real big divisions in our society, especially when you get to the details of look at the racism in policing. how do you fix it? why disagree? we cover that a lot. what's striking is a lot of americans, a vast majority when asked point blank do you want this discrimination, they say no. what do you want out of the politics coming out of florida and ted cruz? >> first let me say i would be happy to represent pluto. great dog. very loyal. wonderful. great character, but i do think politically this is a bit of a mystery based on glenn youngkin's victory where he used culture war attacks and based on ron desantis and his pole numbers have held steady, they haven't gone down since he's been doing this. as to why they're doing this and the nature of this, i think it's kind

welcome back. >> thank you, ari. senator, you have seen many different types of controversies and scandals in washington. rarely is there such damning tape to show that, in this case, leader mccarthy just was completely lying to everyone, and some people say, okay, that's politicians. what does it mean as well that he lied to his own supporters and constituents? he really seemed to feel everyone will move on from this. >> that's what he hopes, and of course it's up to his colleagues to determine if they want such a coward, a liar to be their leader, or maybe even speaker. i hope not, but if that's the case, what a disaster. and you know, ari, it's hard for me to explain to you how the republican party has changed. remember, i got started in politics in the 70s, got elected to the house in the early '80s. and we were fighting for the same things. for who could be better on women's issues, who could be better on african american issues, who could be better on the economy, who could be better on the environment. this is

the beat with ari melber starts now. >>> welcome to "the beat." we have several things on the docket, including something we and our team has been working on for a long time, a special report on what scares vladimir putin most. the truth and dissent within russia and his history of stifling the opposition with poisonings, crackdowns and killings. it's a special report we prepared for you. that's going to be coming up in the show. i urge you to stick with us. we think that's important. that's the news abroad. we begin tonight, our top story is news here at home and the january 6th committee which is considering something you heard a lot about. you may say, wouldn't they have figured this out by now or not? but it is a very significant question no matter what your view of history is or your politics are. it is a committee in a coequal branch of government discussing and debating the potentially unprecedented step if they recommend criminal charges, indictment of a former president. in this case donald trump. "the new york times" has been reporting t

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. happy friday. >> happy friday, nicole. i hope you have a great weekend. welcome to "the beat" everyone. i'm ari melber. house republican leader kevin mccarthy is a liar. he is lying about his dealings with the white house regarding the insurrection, the greatest attack on the capitol and u.s. democracy in over a century. he is lying about what his own shifting positions are for what to do about it with the power he has as a leader on this important matter. now, that's the top story based on the explosive new tapes rocking washington. but as uk imagine, the smoking gun tapes, first aired on tv last night, which revealed so much of this, are quickly stoking other developments and questions about whether mccarthy can hold on to his job leading trouble can party in the house. they're months out from midterms, where he could be in line to become the next speaker if they take back the house. and the headlines are roaring across washington all day today about whether kevin mccarthy is already toast. the facts show that mccarthy w

>> well, so much to say, ari. not surprised at all to see that that defendant was convicted this morning. there was discussion about whether or not blaming this on donald trump would work. we have seen this kind of plea before. as i said before, there have been those involved in the drug trade and gang violence who said learn lulled in by strong charismatic figures and made to do these things without their own knowledge or own doing and it's been unavail. i think here it was similarly unavailing. whether it means donald trump will face criminal liability in the future for inciting violence is another matter. that's the focus of the january 6th select committee and the fact that stephen miller is testifying and we don't know what the subject of his testimony will be but the fact that he has decided to stop stonewalling and at least provide some testimony to that committee suggests that they are moving closer to that inner circle and that is progress indeed. >> yeah, and stephen miller is in that ironer circle. he i

"the beat" with ari melber starts now. >> welcome to "the beet". i'm ari melber. we are continuing the breaking news coverage of these newly leaked secret tapes from leader kevin mccarthy. these from audio recordings that are ricochetting across washington. "the new york times" obtained them, and they reveal how leader mccarthy, the top republican in the house, was worrying that what his far right colleagues were saying and doing could literally incite violence after the riot and insurrection. this has been a big story, but if you are just catching up with it as it's been breaking, here's the first tape. this is from january 10th. >> the other thing that we have to do is these members, on either -- whatever position you are, calling out other members that's just got to stop. tension is too high. the country is too crazy. i do not want to look become and think we caused something or we missed something and someone got hurt. i don't want to play politics with any of that. >> that is what sounds like a seriously concerned leader who's just seen the insurrection that

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> welcome to the beat, i'm ari melber. the new york subway hunt and that is coming up this hour. while we begin right now with progress in adifferent investigation. the one into the insurrection. now if you follow the developments into the probe, of that violent effort to overthrow democracy, you've heard plenty about clashes over the resistant and defiant witnesses and holing them accountable because both parties engage with lawful subpoenas and probes even when they have major objections. it is a feature of this trump era that several of these former officials and others are just openly defying the probe leading to contempt of congress citation and also one criminal indictment for steve bannon. but here is the thing. those stories draw attention because they're unusual. not only across history but unusual inside of this probe. and that is something that i want to you remember as we turn to a big development tonight. because the house committee continues to sit most of these witnesses down, including recently trump's own

you can go @the beat with ari or put scooter and ari into youtube. you can find me online @arimelber on social. speaking of that, time's up. the readout with joy reid starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reid out" with a question that has been bugging me increasingly over the last few years even more so after the coup attempt lass january. it is this. has america become ungovernable? hold on. let me tease this out a little bit. president joe biden won with 81 million votes, 7 million more than donald trump got. it includes things that are demonstrably popular with

"the beat" with ari melber start s now. happy friday. >>> we're tracking several stories, including the big one ripping across america. the emotional speech from judge jackson today at the white house after that historic supreme court confirmation. also, new reporting showing texts about the nature of the plot to steal the election and just how early it began. the investigations are clearly working as they uncover more and more evidence. we'll bring you context on that controversy in tonight's program as well as some new lessons that democrats are eyeing from barack obama. >>> we have a lot to get to, including, a will the of news in america. we begin abroad. given the new russian atrocities uncovered in ukraine that continue to shock the world. there's a lot more other stories coming up in the hour. this is important and as we go through this right now, some of what you are about to see, the reality of this war, is graphic and disturbing. with that warning said, we'll begin to show you the reporting. russia bombing a train

the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. first thing's first. senator warren is here tonight we'll talk big tech, elon musk, twitter and a lot more. continuing mccarthy caught on tape bashing trump and republicans right after the insurrection. in a private meeting with republican he was speaking in hypotheticals that emphasizing that he never trashes his members publicly. well, that's true. that was a secret tape and it is think, now, public and even in the face of all of this, mccarthy is still getting a standing ovation from most of his fellow republicans, but not all. matt gaetz confronted both mccarthy and scalise for what was caught on tape. they're concerned that he was one of the people fomenting violence and blasted them as weak over all of this. ? i'm calling gaetz. i'm explaining to him, i don't have any other statement. i'll have some other people call him. the nature of -- if i'm getting another one from the fbi tomorrow, this is [ bleep ]. he needs to cut this out. >> yeah. that's -- potentially

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ari fleischer, welcome. >> thank you. howard: media conservatives say president biden's putin price hike line is an alibi. liberals are more sympathetic, but even people like msnbc guy steve ratner if says the white house let things spin out of control. what's your take on the coverage? >> yeah, i think the coverage actually has been appropriately difficult and tough on joe biden when it comes to inflation. they're kind of pounding president biden, and it doesn't matter what show you watch. the issue here, howard, is this is so palpable. people feel it every day. there's no getting around it. and i do not think this is a case where the media's going easy on biden. i looked at cnn, "the new york times"' coverage, they've been tough on the impact this has had on the american people. howard: right. you might say he were a little slow to dive into it, but certainly, i think, nobody can deny the fact that this is hurting families. jen psaki, who has your old cob -- job, was on the liberal podcast pod save is america, and she w

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"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> welcome to the beat. really interesting speech by obama. but we're going to play the highlights for you and we have experts to do fact checking of the disinformation around the nation. and later we're joined live by a lawmaker to try to eliminate what would be to districts that support black members of congress in florida and the deal with a lot of racial division in florida right now. we're going to get into that. but we begin with brand-new reporting about how top republicans in congress were privately pushing to get rid of donald trump once and for all. they tried to punish him for the insurrection and that gives us all a lot of insights, not only about hypocrisy but about the road ahead because america is still dealing with this, including open questions about who will be charged. they later publicly disavowed what, according to a new book, is their own beliefs. so let's get into it. this is one of the stories first in "the new york times" on a book by two top reporter has a lot of big stuff. reportin

what we've seen, ari, is that they've converged. trump converged them. the legitimate effort to challenge the election, okay, legitimate, we've seen that in prior elections. but then this other very sort of gnarly, nasty little thing called insurrection. and how they used the first piece to layer on the next piece. >> and that -- >> and that's where they're going get tripped up. >> and there's no guarantee that this is a one-off. you know when everyone says, oh, some people wrongly, blithely said it's not who we are. well, it was who we were that day. and it was who we were the days after, as the republican party came around to defending it. and it may be who we are again if it's not -- it's not punished. when we asked peter navarro about this in the interview, i'm not going to play the whole piece, because i'm running out of time, but he didn't want to answer. i said, what was the plan? who was in on it? was trump in on it? he said, "sure," and then went on to kind of dodge into other areas. what does it tell you that even the people doing it for trump,

and i don't think it's going to work now, said ari. arianna,a, what else was said today at the end of another biden speech? this happened first of all,e he went to shake the hand of someone who wasn't there and thenen he kind of does that. what's going on are of course bush would never allow his staff would never allow somethingldik like that to happ. it wouldn't happen. but where's the staff? why does this keep happening? >> well, let me let me try to be kind. as just j maybe he was justus gesticulatig with his hand . maybe it wasn't really in shaking but er i don't know but man laura he's lost his wandering lost on a stage president don't do that . you have crystal clear instructions you finish your turnleou you go out stage t stage right. he was told ahead of time there's usually a chart backstage that actually shows him physically with arrowsws. so he was lost he was lost on stage after giving speech and it's it's physically mentally sad to say now are in . >> amela, thank you so much. and remember, if you can'tur watch us live, ma

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"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. hi, ari. >> thanks so much. welcome to "the beat." we're tracking breaking news. we're watching the house where there is a vote coming this hour on holding trump aides peter navarro and dan scavino in criminal contempt of congress. ignoring or defying the subpoenas from the january 6th committee, handing over documents or coming in to explain why they have any legal argument for defiance. they will potentially be held in contempt tonight, and that leaves a big decision over at the doj. the pressure is ratcheting up in many ways. bennie thompson speaking to this in the last hour. >> we're here for this contempt process today. but the president's own daughter complied with the wishes of the committee. and i would think that if his daughter compied with the wishes of the committee, everyone else should. even the people who worked for him. >> call it the ivanka rebuttal. if it sounds familiar, it's a contrast we've been reporting on, because there is a tale of two batches of witnesses here. donald trump's own family, many aides and allies

ari fleischer, joe concha here with more. leo 2.0, founder of alcalay travis leo, i get angry on the deucy part because he has worked so hard he formulates his questions. i talk to him occasionally. i'm not going to take sean i hannity questions, but he's so well informed on his o own he doesn't need any help fromm anybody. he he's there all t day. he works, you know, is 12 , 14 , 16 hours every day likeel everybody else. e and you know what ? job he's done a great job and he's been respectful in asking these questions. so he's been a perfect it'sol been solid. he's been on point.in and let me sit here and say this . i have been on fox as a a contributor as long as you've been a s . but no one has ever told leo to me to say anything on this station, this station, this network provides you with the ability to expressoi a viewpoint and the viewpointnt i've shared on this network have been my own without any or any direction. and i'll tell you righth now there's a conflict with hockey up there and be taking questions from our fu

hi, ari. >> a lot happening. thank you very much. welcome to the beat. we begin with this man hunt unfolding in new york city. it is one of the largest man hunts in new york history. it's been going ten hours since a man opened fire on that crowded new york city subway today, shooting ten. the commissioner says the suspect put on a gas mask, detonated a smoke device, then just opened fire. you can see the footage here taken by people on the scene. officials have not released any photos of this suspect but they describe him as a 5'5" black man. they call him heavy set. he was seen wearing this green vest over a sweatshirt. the gun has been recovered. some of the disturbing footage here. law enforcement has located a u-haul fan possibly related. the shooting took place around 8:24 this morning. smoke filling a subway car. >> oh, my gosh. >> then the immediate aftermath, you see here a car hazy with smoke. people trying to cover their mouths. they're trying to flee, trying to make sense of what's happening. also, you can see on the videos, and this is distu

ari fleischer is with us along with joe concha. i love the book title and cover. how appropriate when you compare how they treated donald trump and his entire family and how they treat joe biden and his entire family. >> yes. that's what motivated me to write this book. it's coming out in july. when i watched the coverage of president trump who sometimes i agreed and sometimes i disagreed with. the press was so unfair to him. everything was done to reverse the results of the 2016 election. the people get to decide who the president is. the press decided for his personality and policy he was such a threat to the country they needed to step in and deceive readers and viewers and suppress the news. they book has example after example of the press doing that. the bias is off the charts. >> sean: joe, you follow the media job for a living. you should have your own show on it. i am looking -- somebody needs to step in here. everybody in the white house knows he is in far worse shape than we even know. they knew it during the campaign and know it now. the weakness abroad

"the beat" with ari melber starts now. >> welcome, everyone. we're tracking a lot of developing news including something that democrats have been downright excited about, president obama returning to the white house for the first time since leaving office to join with president biden. the two are linked in so many ways. we'll get into that with a special guest tonight. it's going to be pretty interesting and we'll get to it as big news. we start with what might be larger news for washington, ivanka trump speaking to the january 6th committee. now let me tell you about what she's doing here. this was a big one. she is basically breaking her silence and addressing the committee about many of the questions about january 6th. indeed, if you recall the way this has been going, we've had white house aides held in contempt recently all because they say they have privilege, in the white house so much that they know things that they possibly could not possible reveal to the committee. and yet here we are witnessing something. the president's daughter an

let me read this, ari fleischer, you're a great communicator. you know mark penn, wellan respected democratic pollster. he said these economic blows are not just one element in a cascading set ofasca problems al hitting at the same time. it combines the nuclear anxietyh of the 50s and 60s with the inflation threat of the 70s, the crime wave of the 80sns and 90s and the tensions over illegal immigration in the 2000s and beyond. then he says this electorate is not experiencing a malaise as president jimmy carter once said, to proclaim what is instead formed a deep national fissure ready to blow like geiser in the next election if the leadership does not move to relieve the pressure. now that's a democratic pollster. that's a prettyyas a dem deep, w prediction on his part and iit agree with every word of it. well, it's also just veryt' interesting, isn't with a man on the street, the woman on the street, the people for w all these years nower who are just fed up with everything that's going on where nothing's going better and then t joe bidn came a

with that, we bring in ari fleischer under george w. burke and david tufori that worked for president obama and a state department official. good to have you with us as we wait for john kirby to come out here. david, let's start with you. your reaction to that poll that more than half of those asked said they don't think the president is tough enough in this environment. >> well, that poll means that about half either think he has been just about right or he should be doing less, so he's basically in the middle there. what i caution people about this war is to not take a snapshot on one day as how things are going and judge everything based on that. the war is fluid and constantly changing. president biden and his administration will ultimately be judged several months from now when people look back and say did we do enough to help the ukrainians resist this invasion? right now it's about half and half. it's likely to shift. what president biden wants is for the american people to believe that he did everything he could do short of send

the beat with ari melber starts now. happy monday. >>> happy monday. welcome to the beat. we're tracking several big stories tonight including these atrocities alleged against russian forces. the mass graves beknowning whag they call a safari. will it change anything? former trump aid faces charges for stone walling the january 6th committee. we begin with the kind of big news in america that has at times been pushed aside by other big news around the world. that may be understandable. this is the big story. it could have been in a different news environment, the big story for weeks running. on a path to being much closer to joining this court which would make her the first black woman to sit on the highest court in the land in america. they went forward with the vote about advancing her to the full senate. this was deadlocked. 11-11. that means the nomination goes -- >> in favorably reporting the nomination of ketanji jackson to go forward. the clerk will call the roll. >> 11 yays. 11 nays. it's a tie vote. >> it's a tie vote to the associate justice of the supreme court

ari, this is so transparent, what they are doing with the student debt forgiveness. it's insulting, and obvious we just adds to our economic woes. >> and it's just morally wrong. why is it student debt? why is -- why isn't that your car debt? why isn't it your home debt? what a burden, nobody should have to pay any of their bills. it's wrong to make people pay the bills that they incurred. what about all the rest of us who do pay our bills and do pay our debts? on appointment, as president biden loves to point out, is low. people have jobs, they have money, so they need to pay their bills. if this is just buying votes as the democrats always try to do, but this is also an example of how the democrats are increasingly becoming the party of the rich. these are the well-to-do college graduates, master's degree-holding college graduates, just like they want to bring back the relief if you pay your state and local income taxes, to deduct all those, which benefit wealthy people with big houses and those mostly coastal states. democrats have changed their roots and base, th

>> ari, the 42 to 43% is a major difference. trump at that time was getting 90 to 95% of republicans. biden right now is getting about 75% of democrats. this problem can be addressed in a large part by bringing democrats home. but as long as you have other democrats saying biden hasn't done anything for you, certain number of people are going to believe that. the independents are going to believe that. so independents say if a democrat is saying biden hasn't done anything, i guess he hasn't done anything. if you got biden's number where trump's number was, you'd have another 6 to 8 points on your favorable. it's a different 43. when you go inside and you unmask it, you see biden could get to right below 50 if the democrats rallied behind him and started attacking the republicans for being weird opposed to talking about what biden hasn't done for you. that's what i really think. >> i'm interested, and i bet some of the viewers would be interested. part of what you're getting at is the top line numbers are what they are. we want t

let's bring in our panel former white house press secretary ari fleischer. leslie marshall, democratic strategist and byron york political political correspondent for "the washington examiner." we get word tonight that the doj, ari, says they are going to appeal if the cdc says the mask mandate is necessary. some circles say the cdc is going to say that it's necessary. but the bottom line is that the biden administration didn't take the victory lap when this judge, a federal judge who clerked for clarence thomas gave them the federal ruling. >> yeah. and the president said it's up to individuals as opposed to saying it's a bad ruling and will appeal it. i think it's fair to say that the department of justice is masking what it's doing. they are very uncomfortable position. nobody wants to take this political hot potato. do you know why? everybody in america is sick and tired of wearing masks because everybody knows it this should have ended on airplanes, trains, train stations, airports, months ago. there is no good health reason and the statistics, bret, th

>> wow, that's a really good question, ari. you know, on its face i would love to believe that, of course, things are moving full speed ahead. what i've been hearing is the opposite, and there's been some outside indicators that things are winding down there, and i've really got to tell you i hope this statement is not disingenuous on this part because it would not be only a disservice to the public but unethical for the d.a. to suggest when this case is actually winding down, when witnesses are no longer being interviewed, when work is not being done by people in the office, when evidence is being returned. if that is really what is going on here t should just come out and say they're winding down their investigation, so i really hope he's being forthright and candid here. >> very interesting the way you put it. and i know you know this space well and and some investigations come with heat and push back, but you seem to be implying that it is more likely that the case is winding down because the processes that we know about li

let's bring in our panel former white house press secretary ari fleischer. leslie marshall, democratic strategist and former education secretary bill bennett. bill, what do you think about what the president said today and what you heard from that statement from senator manchin? >> well, manchin is right on and for god's sake, joe, give it up. nobody believes you. i mean, the american people don't believe you. even the democrats are abandoning you on this issue. you might say something about putin, yeah. bearing some responsibility for inflation in the game here. but day one, what is the first thing you did? got rid of the xl pipeline for pete's sake take responsibility and while i'm talking about the xl pipeline he is in iowa today, bret, and is he talking about ethanol and he is asking the e.p.a. to look the other way as you reported. ethanol creates smog for god's sake. so we're going to have more ethanol and more smog. joe biden is creating smog? the e.p.a. and the police should lock him up. you can't do that i mean, why is ethanol smog better than what

the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. first thing's first. senator warren is here tonight we'll talk big tech, elon musk, twitter and a lot more. continuing mccarthy caught on tape bashing trump and

no ari, i'm seeing this and i know you are as well. there's an unmistakable shifthe in the media's tone here. they see the iceberg and it's the midterm elections and it seems like they're bearing down on that iceberg pretty fast. the danger here for joe biden and all democrats in the houseal and the senate and why a lot of districts that you thought were going to be safe democrat are going b to be in play this november is all this is a sign of how depressed. the democratic base is and whatn happens in these first midterm elections f. he the opposite party is excitedy the agenda they can't wait to go vote the bums out of office and that's the way a lot of people feel about joe biden. but the democrat base is not excited. they were never really excitedoi by joe biden tong begin with . they just saw him as thean alternative to donald trump. and now that he's doing so poorly and you have liberalst columnist piling on , it further demoralizes depresses the democratic base leading toep a november election whichub republican surge in turnoutu

reasonable question, ari? >> eminently reasonable, it's on everybody's mind. all you have to do is watch poor joe biden and see, the physical decline, the way he walks, the way he talks. with all due respect, the office of the presidency is brutal. beating it puts on a younger man or woman is inordinant and to have an 80-year-old leading us through the next four years i don't see it. i understand why joe biden has to say this, he does not want to be a lame duck any sooner than he needs to but the man is about to be a lame duck and will peak after the election. the democrats are not going to want him. if he was popular and the country doing well, maybe, maybe, maybe america could have elect an 80-year-old president. still don't think so, but unpopular president whose party will shake a shalacking, no way. >> sandra: bernie sanders is not ruling out a third run, he would be 82 at the time. i wonder how former president barack obama responded, if it's true, the white house is not commenting on confirming whether or not the president shared with the former preside

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the horrors of what happened is russian troops occupied aries around the capitol. continue to emerge. all civilians with their hands tied shot a close range. dozens of the bodies have been found in mass graves. butcher massacre is the most outrageous a sorry atrocity all the 21st century. and by saying we, we all you referred to butcher, but we should not forget about other towns and villages in the g of region. which are also became the crime scene for russian army, ukraine's prosecutor general says more than $400.00 bodies having found in towns surrounding keith. would you got my president vladimir lensky said russian forces must be held responsible. when you mike ziegler, go as soon as i call on all our citizens and friends of ukraine in the world who can join his work and help establish justice to do so. the world has already seen many war crimes at different times on different continents lately, but it is time to do everything possible to make the war crimes of the russian military, the last manifestation of such evil on earth. as la la z emily, russia has rejected the claims cal

where does go ari fleischer and if it if they really have authenticated the laptop, joe is implicated. but i believe joe implicated himself when he said i he leveraged a billion taxpayer dollars to get a prosecutor. ukraine fired so that the investigation into his sonon that had zero experience but was paid millions ended so i thought he should have beened investigated for that . that was the real quid pro quo with joe. well, there are two tracks for where to go. one is judicial and of course,e, hunter biden is currently under investigation for tax de evasion and other potential crimes from the delaware grand jury. that's the most serious because that could show up evidence that could embarrass or involved the vice president.pred the other track isent the publi. public. you and here i hate to tell you,ca sean, but america is so divided . if you'ree a liberal, if you'reu a democrat, you gorc to sources and you see sources that aren't telling you everything about this story. so you don't think joe biden, the president has an ethical problem if you're a conservative and you watch conserv

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ari fleischer, you know the media. once "the washington post," we can have a go, the laptop is real. they knew that the grand jury had been convened. they knew this information is coming out. they knew it had already been validated. this was their cya, let's get ahead of it so we entail people know, we found out it's true after all. right or wrong. >> what does it tell people about the mainstream media's got an instinct and judgment when they ran with the steele dossied everything that came out and about the hunter biden story? they got it exactly backwards. they should've shown the steele dossier they had got some good instinct and ran after the story but one thing here on the essence of this story. republicans and conservatives need to stop talking about the hunter biden laptop. it's about joe biden and what he has said. that's the issue. the evidence produced on that laptop and through the emails on the texts shows that joe biden knew about her son's business dealings in mind about it to the american people. the tex

you can go @the beat with ari or put scooter and ari into youtube. you can find me online @arimelber on social. speaking of that, time's up. the readout with joy reid starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reid out" with a question that has been bugging me increasingly over the last few years even more so after the coup attempt lass january. it is this. has america become ungovernable? hold on. let me tease this out a little bit. president joe biden won with 81 million votes, 7 million more than donald trump got. it includes things that are demonstrably popular with americans. protecting your right to vote. 62% of voters make it illegal to prevent someone from registering to vote. police reform. more than 2/3 of americans say our criminal justice system needs either a complete overhaul or major changes. there's also gun reform, not ending gun reform but just making it so that our kids don't have to do active shooter drills and we can go to a walmart in texas or on the new york subway without having to duck and cover without worrying ab

ari fleischer former white house press secretary and fox news contributor. your top line thoughts. >> how can they not take this seriously? when the governor says the administration won't come to the border and we'll bring the border to them he is 100% right. i live in westchester county, new york with all the midnight flights bringing illegal immigrants to my home county. what is wrong with the governor of texas bringing people to washington, d.c.? they need to live it, feel it and see it the way people in the border states do. it's an act of desperation. they're overwhelmed and overcome. >> harris: governor ron desantis is looking at doing something just like this. >> he should. i think all governors should do this. washington, d.c. especially the democrats who control the congress and looked the other way want for their political interests to have people come to america illegally. there is no distinction morally or legally between someone coming legally or illly. these people need to see the situation. i hope there are thousands and thousands of people br

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. >> and ari, at this point, they don't know. it's our sun. the sun is up and you can see atf, their vehicles are right behind me. they are in the parking lot and they actually arrived here yesterday. so they will once again go through home depot. you can see just how charted is in front the roof collapsed. this all happened on saturday. it was so intense that it took about 6 hours just to knock down the flames and called the fire under control. fortunately, nobody was hurt despite things falling from the roof. it took days for them for put out the hot spots at this point. they don't know what caused the fire, atf. they were asked to come in by the san jose fire department. they have a couple of scenarios. it could be arson. it could be accident or they may never find out. but until they do, that's why this is treated like a crime scene. you can see it basically roped off. this is as close as we're allowed to get. they have to preserve this exactly how it was so they can go in there and find out the cause of the fire. it was so intense skies t

argtina over the falkland islands, we heard from the people of one ossai race over the legacy -- buenos aris over the conflict. welcome to world news america. the war i ukraine and the sanctions against russian energy are disrupting the global supply of food -- fuel. president biden said he would release up to 180 miion barrels of oil from strategic serves. this comes as putin threatens to stop gas supplies to unfriendly countries. unless they pay in russian currency. the kremlin is trying to stifle dissent over the war, or is as they call it, a special military operation. >> it is where vladimir putin likes to be. centerstage. from the kremlin leader today, a threat to cut gas supplies to what he called unfriendly nations if they do not pay in rubles. >> the financial system of western countries is being used as a weapon. western companies refused to fulfill contracts with russian banks. assets in dollars and euros are frozen. it makes no sense to use the currencies of these countries. >> europe relies heavily on russian gas. the demand for payment in rubles, not foreign currency, may be de

people magazine they're stronger and smarter this time around this marngs the sixth engagement for jen ary from the block including the first one with ben. they've got to see this through. >> i think so much will be about the sixth engagement, but it's still exciting >>> nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is back with a look at the week. >> hi, guys. we have summer-like weather in texas where some towns are going to be into the 90s and then we have a big powerful storm moving through the pacific northwest. we're going to see blizzard-like conditions through the northwestern tier of the nation and watching the weather once again in mississippi valley by wednesday. same story, strong storms once again. that snow continuing in the northern tiers with winds gusting near 80 miles per hour at times friday once again we're going to be quiet in the northeast with a mixture of sun and clouds. back to you guys. >> something to look forward to, thank you. >>> up next, an officer teaching kids important life lessons that we auld could learn from or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your

which ranks as the biggest source of finished happiness alongside nature live through is that dorothy ari? it's our institutions, not some secret national characteristics on that we have functioning democratic institutions. we have freedom of the press, let freedom of expression, free elections spot and very little corruption with it. murphy settled up on top of that. we have the feel good package of the welfare state that's on a group through them. and finally, with child benefits, unemployment benefits, pensions, that them have thought about one and by bought all of that gives people a sense that the state is caring for them at that wall. but could the state defended citizens from outside a tank if necessary? that's something the hunk of woody family has been asking to finland shares a border with russia that's more than a 1000 kilometers long. it's an unpredictable neighbor that's currently at loggerheads with half the world. get me at the to thought i normally lobbyist lee, the current situation does make me stop and think guess, but i try not to think about it too much. if i lost my