that there was a time when before she was aoc aoc where she didn't have that. where people were debating whether she could do it. whether she had the stuff whether she could make it .. what her weaknesses were. what her strengths were. whether she could play the game. whether she was to green, whether she knew enough. they were having all these conversations about her and i just think it's super important to remember that. she's just a person. >> take us back a little bit to that time. it was more than just her individual talents or skills. there was something going on in 2018 that helps give her a rise. >> so in congress which became worked into and adjacent to democrats was a group of people who were in the bernie sanders campaign and when he stepped out of the presidential election in 2016, decided to that they were going to launch this enormous project and sort of overturn congress with you know, working-class people had sort of birdie principles. working-class community leaders who were invested in the kind of economic analysis of american problems but who

coalitions together and and the original aoc the aoc who entered congress? before the device of this of you know the last three years was an aoc who believed possibly naively that she could argue that all of these people have more in common. and they have difference and the race stuff has like just divided us in a way that is possibly it remediable. but but that is her night, true naive hope that she can argue to the laid off, you know auto workers and factory workers that they have more in common with a waitress in queens, and they think they do. and that they if they if they bind together they can make a movement, that's the idea. so i think she wants to talk to them. i think initially she she got into congress wanting to talk to them. i don't think that she i don't think she expected to become though like this symbol right? like we're like the republican party could just cease on anything that she said and they could just like throw whatever crazy thing and just say like this is what aoc and like the leftist. i'm just socialists are saying um, and that wa

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that clip from aoc it's pretty illuminating first of all it is astonishing the gratitude that aoc shows towards joe biden because sean are exactly right. if the president has given these people absolutely everything they've ever wanted aoc will never get this level, this the high water level of power she has in washington because literally joe biden has given them everything they wanted and more and it's why the country is going down the toilet. whether it's economically or in terms of security or terms of justice, but i do think it's interesting that clip which aoc says is that she is she's worried about losing democracy in the next two years. will thank god she has finally come to her senses and realized the democrats in charge of the house and the senate. >> hannity: the squad is setting the agenda and the bernie joe biden manifesto is setting it. >> yeah you're right. he's gonna say he's in a limited fossil fuels will guess what we've a 41 year high of inflation $5 a gallon gas it's going higher. >> instead of illuminating fossil fuels we just lemonade fossils that would put joe out

make a statement aoc. refuse the paycheck or quit congress. put your money where your mouth is aoc. again, we don't want to sleep with you. it's just a critique. don't get the wrong idea. charles from brooksville florida , thank you for the update on polly. please stay on it. if you had a couple beers and got pulled over for a brake light being out it would be national news for weeks. do you think jesse watters prim time could get away with gettin popped for a dui and not having his mug shot front page the nex day? are you kidding me? plus the body can. you know i would have failed th field sobriety. i cannot count the alphabet backwards sober. jesse said joe biden can make a sandwich. would you eat that sandwich? i would not. definitely not. jim out of maine, a beautiful state, this is the second year in a row joe biden has failed t acknowledge the anniversary of d-day, but he released a proclamation about national ocean month. that seems to be the case. at least that's what it looks like. not good. tucker is good. he is up next. always remember i am waters and this is my world. >>

and aoc says that is racist? why, because if a presumably she is talking about a black or latino kid getting their records check and they have more juvenile defenses then a white kid? i don't know exactly what her problem is with this, but i go back to my whole thing about we are -- this is the civil rights issue of our time. black kids killing black kids. it is the number one cause of death among young black men in this country. it is the number one because, even eric adams, the new mayor of new york says it is the civil rights issue of our time. and the civil rights organization has to understand that it is the civil rights issue of our time, that we must stop harming youngsters who are committing a on their own people. >> jesse: can i add one thing quickly before we go to greg, if you are 18 and graduated from high school, so you don't go to college, you can't buy a pistol until you're 21 and if you can't get a rifle, how are you supposed to move out of your parents home and get a job and protect yourself? you

i think they're just everyone's emotions are still running high and aoc again throws things out that her little bit crazy and will move on this is in reality. speed when everything's on the table and reminds me of everything they doing with gas prices. okay coming up meghan markle she is great isn't she giving a clue about her political ambitions as she sounds off on the supreme court's reversal of the nationwide abortion rates. that is next. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ ♪ and party every day. ♪ ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ applebee's late night. because half off is just more fun. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >> meghan markle so she's headed to washington, d.c., in response to the supreme court overturning roe v. wade. of future political ambitions the duchess of sussex is also asking people to vote in the midterms and urging men to get more involved calling her husband prince harry of feminist and telling vogue, men need to be vocal on this moment on beyond because these are decisions that affect relationships, families, and communities a

aoc, we talked about her in the a block. she said she ran through the floor of the house in order to block the security bill for supreme court justices. she's so proud of it. i think, well, wow, let's add to that to your resume, let's not pass a single bill, and now is basically preventing the supreme court justices from he get about the help they need. >> she said it was because the gun bill wasn't passed. >> they didn't want to talk that the right had any point they could make about roe vs. wade. >> the amazing part, the senate, they won't take it. >> they'll do it now, because there's pressure. >> absolutely right. and trees do make a sound, because we have microphones. all right. coming up, the left anti-cop hostility taking a serious toll as dozens of demoralized police officers leave the force in droves. more than dozens. that story is next. >> efforts to defund the police have a done on our nation's police force. we've been documenting the mass exodus of police officers across the country. it's continuing in new york

the aoc crease -- increase is millions of dollars. this reflects the need as they add more analysts, contract security guards and safety equipment. the subcommittee will need a full accounting of those projects and why we need them if we are to provide the funding. there is a request of $4 million to increase security around the capital as well as in the home states. this is understandable. i want to know how the faa is making sure how better to use the services we provide. subcommittee has to make difficult decisions that directly affect our agencies and campus. we want to make sure we find the right solutions and are providing the tools needed for the changes. i would also note that the capital was designed to be a safe and acceptable place for americans to come together and witness and participate in our democracy. if we continue to inflame the public -- taxpayers pay a steep price. some of that is reflected in this budget request. clearly security enhancements are needed but it will not be enough to defend our institutions if this

i think she is a daughter of a birthing person according to aoc. warfare over at the democratic party continue. they are really in a big mess and kamala is not up to the task. that's why you see presley and warren and others stepping forward and trying to take ahold of this. but biden should not have stepped on that plane without, quote: doing something. >> jesse: i think you are right. kellyanne conway who is usually right, thanks as always. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: joe biden, a lot of money going to hunter to pay for escorts. a smoking gun voice mail. also, nancy getting a little anxious over what's going down with paulie p. >> when people ask me what is the most important issues facing the congress, i always say the same thing. our children, our children, our children. trouble in the protest home tonight as nancy feeling anxious prime time footage about to be released from her husband's arrest. she is panicking, even pushing the around the daughter of a new republican congresswoman. it's obvious nervous nancy is a wreck and we don't blame

are seeing now, there's a lot of confusion, you know when the white house down and insane idea from aoc about opening, performing abortions at yellowstone or wherever, you know there's real division going on but that's what happens in politics so i would argue what we are seeing with this confusion are the healthy first steps of the country grappling with something that is a very touchy moral issue and as somebody who lives in virginia, i can guarantee you i'm not going to be happy with what my state winds up determining is the legal threshold for abortion but it will be me and my neighbors and a bunch of idiot politicians making that decision, i'll be happy with her and the idea that 50 years ago, nine dudes in black robes told me this is the right they found and for all of us to shut up about it. kennedy: so, what is the solution here? do you encourage women to practice better personal responsibility? perhaps accidents? do you hang your hat on the abortion pill which will terminate a pregnancy for up to 70 days? >> i think certainly more that than accidents, the people will stop havin

did i miss aoc's statement praising her? that i missed that? that i missed the squad sing what an accomplishment for a brown woman? it's because she said she's the new face of white supremacy. >> i absolutely on that we've been talking about a political realignment for a while but i think the last two years was like an insulin shot to it. yet the pandemic and you people realizing what crime is finishing up or is an issue and education. then you had inflation and gas prices on top of that. and they were willing to listen to somebody else. the democrats that were running against her try to tie her to january 6th. on the spanish-language outs that were not working. i think that republicans are an incredible opportunity here. now she had to go through the general election, and this is a new district so we will see. i think she has real momentum behind her pete i'm really shocked that aoc has not put out a statement. >> what's interesting also, greg, is the fact that she ran against a guy named sanchez. so being mexican or hispanic didn't matter. th

aoc will never get this level. this is the high water level of power she has in washington because literally joe biden has given themas everything that thy have wanted and more.mo and it's why the country is going down the toilet, whether it's economically or in terms of security or in terms of justice. but i do thinkk it's kind of interesting in that clip. what she says is she's justtw worried about losing democracyo in the next two years. well, thank god she's finally come to her senses and realize with democrats in charge of the house and the senate wait a minute. and the senate majority stake the what setting the agenda and the is bernie biden manifeso setting the agenda. it wasasoe joe biden, mike hucke that said, yeah, you're right and governor, who was joe biden and said he's going toay eliminate fossil fuels. well, guess what ?? we have a forty one year high of inflation and five a gallon gas and going higher know i think instead of being i the leading fossil fuels, we just ought to eliminate fossils that w

the arctic capital or aoc assumed care for the grant memorial in 2011. over a five-year period which concluded in 2020 we have undertaken meticulous conservation effort to bring the monument back to its original splendor. in a combined effort by aoc's talented in-house staff and contractors we work diligently to remove disfiguration corrosion and stains. restore missing and broken pieces and to refurbish the original marble. we utilized finally powdered calcium carbonate. as a microabrasion of media to painstakingly clean the bronze to model the original color and finish. we also had to recast and replace over on 150 missing pieces of the statue. in addition to referencing the bronze components. and marble pedestals, so that viewers can appreciate the subtle detail of the original sculpture. we replicated the lamp posts of the original design by edward, pierce casey. who was the architect of the memorial's pedestal? across the capital we continually work hard to preserve these treasured monuments. every day i am struck by the skilled work taking place by

aoc will not say if she will support joe biden in 2024. >> if the president has a vision and that is something we are willing to entertain and examine when the time comes. >> that's not a yes. >> should he run again? i think it is -- we'll take a look at it. right now we need to focus on winning majority instead of presidential election. >> todd: this is a question for joe in the white house, but after caving to every demand the far left had and putting this country in this position, was it worth it? you may not get the endorsement of the far left that you tried to playicate. >> joe: aoc has not passed any legislation since she came into office, it's never even been brought to the floor. it is hilarious this person gets press coverage and attention and she's done nothing to improve the lives of her constituents or the country in general. to your point, now she won't back joe biden, of course she won't, she is on the far left. if president biden goes to the -- leave quite fast and she may be your democratic nominee in 2024, remember that. she will be old enough, 35 at that point, to d

first, the democrats and the media piling on the criticism the president of biden today squad number aoc endorsing body for second term come the left and osuna give give the president has a vision and is something certainly drop willing to entertain and again when the time comes. >> that is not yes. >> judy run again i think that i will light we will take a look at it. [laughter] but i know we need to focus on winning a majority incentive a residential election. lara: is not just aoc was wary of biden's reelection, hit is on the people in his body as well, and the media new york times has latest criticism in a piece titled should biden run in 2024, and the democratic in whispers of no start to rise and david chief strategist from barack obama's coming of the paper that the presidency is a monstrously god, and start reality, his the president because of 90 and 80, at the head of a second term and that would be a major issue and he looks his age and is not as agile in front of the camera as he wants was this is so the narrative about confidence that is not rooted in reality. this new york

here's what happened when aoc was pressed about 2024. >> president biden is saying he is going to run again in 2024. will you support him. >> if the president chooses to run again in 2024, i mean, first of all, i'm focused on winning this majority right now and preserving a majority this year in 2022. so we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. >> that's not a yes. >> yeah, you know, i think we should endorse when we get to it. but i believe that the president has been doing a very good job so far and, you know, should he run again, i think that, i, you know, i -- we'll take a look at it. ha ha. >> laura: try to diagram that sentence. even his own press secretary doesn't feel comfortable talking about biden's reelection campaign. >> is the president running for reelection? >> he has -- first of all, let's reset for a second. i cannot talk about elections. the president, as you know, has been asked that question many times. his answer has been pretty simple which is yes. >> laura: okay. this is all just an epic cast off. so this is what i'm telling you tonight. welcome to the lame du

now aoc does nothing. the media doesn't ask joe biden about the border. the media doesn't cover it because they don't want to go down there, it's hard to get to, hot and dusty and it's not glamorous to do standups down there. it's almost like it doesn't exist. here's the solution. we have to bring all of the factories that we have in china and put them in north mexico. we have a trade deal with mexico. that's where their jobs will be. it solves the china problem, solves the immigration problem. put the factories in columbia, too. we have a trade pact with the columbians as well. i think that solves all the problems. he should do that. if you're not going to security the border and if you're going to throw money at a corrupt honduran president -- >> dana: i'd like more on the prosecution of the suspects already apprehended. they have three people there. obviously a chain that goes all the way back. >> jeanine: what you do in a situation like that -- got bless california. they let these guy goes as soon as they arrested them. they have all the information o

>> aoc galvanized the left of the party. it's not a bad thing. we've always had a big tent with a number of different voices in it. it doesn't mean the party is weak. a sign the party is strong because it has a number of different voices. >> harris: it's changing. whenever i talk to moderates they will be quick to tell me no, harris, it is not. the moderate people. it's how joe biden got elected. he is more moderate, blah, blah, blah. when you look at what laura is saying and she is right about this, their voices are louder. >> yeah, the energy in the democrat party is clearly on the extreme far left and the other far left is losing out. but then also when you look on the other side look at what happened yesterday in california. those extreme far left policies are producing horrible results and the people are fighting back. so this is a tug-of-war between basically the socialist wing of the democrat party and the far radical left wing of the democrat party and who knows how it will play out. republicans will talk about gas prices, inflation, baby

aoc was in there. congresswoman tlaib was in there. anyway, they even went as far as doxxing the children's school of amy coney barrett. this after the assassination, well, attempt, was discovered by law enforcement are here with reaction, the host of the monica crowley podcast, monica crowley herself. along with the author, his new book is out soon. get an early copy. amazon.com and bookstores everywhere called "oppression, depression, snobbery, bias: why the press gets so much wrong and just doesn't care." ari fleischer. last but certainly not least, our own joe concha. monica, let's start with you. you look at the state of the economy. how do you make a case to point to one thing that i must be missing because every indicator i see tells me that this is an economic disaster. record high gas prices, 42 year however inflation can we have the middle-class and people on fixed incomes, they are suffering badly. we can get out of the mess but that's not on the table. >> that's right. you know the old saying, don't pee on my leg and tell m

i thought aoc's comment were surprising. she's a member of a party to support the leader, particularly going into the mid-terms. so i was rather surprised that she yanked the rug out and obviously is a whispering campaign. it's a big mistake to do a campaign like this before the mid-terms. maybe the signal is he's so negative, we'll do better if people think he's not running. it adds to a sense of democratic disunity. i would certainly have suggested that she not give the answer that she did. >> martha: you can't think of many candidates, mark, just staying with you nor a moment that have been out there saying yes, i'd love for him to campaign alongside of me. the support is very quiet. very muted. >> that's true. you know, it's not unusual for presidents to get into trouble. i worked for president clinton. bush got into a lot of trouble and had ratings in the low 20s. sometimes they recover and sometimes they don't. you don't usually throw them overboard until you positively have to. it's an unusual situation. >> martha: go

i will tell you that aoc is more powerful. the reason we're all paying $5 a gallon for gas the aoc. the green new deal she was able to get the administration to implement her ideas that attack oil and gas bring us higher gas prices is -- mahoney has no power like aoc. interesting to see how it breaks out. i think aoc has the edge. >> dana: zooming out you have massino saying everyone is worried about gas prices and crime and we're fighting internally and they will end up in a position of not having any leg to stand on and you look at what happened in san francisco, the progressives also losing there yesterday. >> interesting where democrats are fighting democrats they spend money at each other as opposed to republicans. they need that money to maintain the house and senate. boudin, san francisco had to devolve into mad maxx where families weren't safe. they threw out a george soros-endorsed d.a. they have incredible power how crimes are chargeed and if they aren't aggressive on crime and progressive they don't charge the crimes and americans aren't safe. san francisco residents aren

even you, aoc. we're coming to take you out. pull you out by your hairs. >> that same man seen the day before on a tour of the capitol complex with republican congressman barry loudermilk. snapping pictures the committee believes are suspicious. chairman bennie thompson writing to loudermilk, quote, individuals on the tour photographed and recorded areas of the complex not typically of interest to tourists. including hallways, staircases and security checkpoints. the committee reupping its concerns after capitol police chief tom manger said earlier this week, we do not consider any of the activities we observed as suspicious. loudermilk has refused to meet with the committee, claiming their inquiry has led to death threats against his family. >> the comipty has never called me and asked me anything. >> they said they sent you a letter. >> do you regret giving that tour? >> i condemn that type of activity. >> the committee continues to push ahead to their hearing on thursday night. >> i said to him, are you out of your f'ing mind

that's beyond the divides of the democratic party. >> aoc said the quiet thing outloud. joe biden hasn't announced. he does say so but what we all and democrats think about behind closed doors not on camera with you, jim, is he going to run? they don't think so, or who would be good instead. that's the conversation democrats are actually having. how can aoc, what the leader of the progressive left, bernie sanders and others say they're going to support joe biden when we don't know if there's an open seat for the democratic nomination. >> and there's a question who would perform better against trump than biden, that's the question. >> absolutely. that's what the biden folks will tell, who would be better off facing trump than joe biden at this point? but at this -- you know, at this stage with the economy the way it is. you do hear that whispering that goes on here in washington. i heard it myself. it's a parlor game that's happening but it is a whispered parlor game. thank you both very much we appreciate it. >> take care. >>> on this weekend that a bipartisan group of s

every house democrat should follow aoc's lead. and publicly ask one simple question of their gop counterparts. did you ask for a pardon, did you? but this isn't just about january the 6th, democrats need to toughen up on their messaging across the board, just over a month ago -- the perfect talking points. so for a leak decision, the very ultra conservative court -- 's roe v. wade, and sure there was real anger among democrats in the first few we. as usually, i'll be honest, the media has moved on. as we often. do and, again after a string of horrifying mass shootings are seeing the exact same pattern when it comes to gun control. we just got word today that a group of bipartisan senators announced a framework deal on gun violence on preventing gun guides, ten republicans have signed on to the framing, meaning a final bill shouldn't get support of those ten republicans, that will bypass the filibuster. but it also means, the barely bipartisan bill that the vast majority of the gop -- and not taking any meaningful action on gun vio

they think what does well on social media, aoc does well on social media. they don't understand their base is blue-collar workers who want to be able to afford the country they're living in. if they want to put up somebody a vessel proclaimed socialist who has hair-brained schemes to get there they will get absolutely shellacked not only in november but 2024, if that is the way their party wants to move. i don't recommend it for their success. i recommend it for any republican looking to run. it would make it a cakewalk. elizabeth: biden has been around since the nixon administration he has been in d.c. nancy, pelosi, chuck schumer, since reagan and george h.w. bush. democrats continuously surround themselves with lawyers and academics when they get into office who never run a business. biden doing socialism on steroids. biden wants massive government spending. biden over in europe blasting the supreme court saying the roe v. wade decision was quote, outrageous. then the president is saying, how long, what are you going to do about gas prices? he is saying

aoc is talking about impeaching the justices who she alleges lie because we heard from senators collins and manchin over the weekend. when i talked to kavanaugh and gulch they made it sound like it was settled. and now progressives say we have got to impeach them. the "wall street journal" has great piece today. it's their lead editorial. what it says is the justices did not lie to the senate. and it talks a little bit about how judges are limited under article iii of the u.s. con substitution to hearing case threans 'meteorologist on the facts. if you prejudge a case you are prejudice. and you cannot have a bias. and it was ruth bader ginsburg. it would be wrong to preview how i would cast how the supreme court would be called on to decide. they wrapped up the whole thing when this final quote. >> ainsley: the fury of the left's reaction isn't about guns and abortion it reflects their grief at having lost the court as a vehicle for achieving policy goals they can't get through legislatures. the cultural victories they received by judicial fiat. one about voters. we understand their pos

aoc said elections are not enough, she's a congresswoman. the elections is what it is, what's going to happen now and what democrats have to deal with is in their state legislatures and governors offices, politicians have to take a stand. they've had this argument for years, 50 years pretty much, roe v. wade versus overturning roe v. wade and the court settled the question and now it goes back to the state. now they have to go back to the state in d.c. and say elections are not enough for maxine waters calling for violence as she's done before and the democrats are going to face the voters. the extremists will have to face the voters in their state and state legislatures, i think we are in for a busy ballot season. >> there were some interesting tweets and then obama's court policy advisors think the majority has an extreme degree of illegitimacy. omar no surprise i continue to reject the legitimacy of an undemocratic institution. in response to senator lindsey graham's tweet saying it isn't up to you, this illegitimate court or state electe

i want to play what aoc had to say about that this morning. >> we had two conservative senators in the united states senate senator manchin and senator collins, with an explosive allegation that several supreme court justices will head them during the confirmation hearing for the lead up to the confirmation. this is a crisis of legitimacy. i believe line under oath is an impeachable offense. >> there going with this impeachable story. talk about impeaching justice kavanaugh. >> i don't know how to get a plan to do that wedding to think of susan collins, what is she playing out. >> i focus on what aoc is saying. they have been determined to pack the court. here is the thing when you look at the democrats if they do not get their way, what do they do, they go out and they riot or they try to change the rule. what they're trying to do is remove people before the court impact on through the court and president biden says he doesn't want to add people to the court and i think we have to look at what the democrats how they respond when they do not get their way. steve: say that again. the ot

aoc doesn't want that, she wants conservative justices to change their opinion on roe v. wade. you get them to change if you take away their security. this is a sad new frontier in american politics that will use fear and threats to change people's opinions. that is where this democrat, marx -- marxist side is at. >> carley: president biden starting the year bragging about his record economy. >> president biden: by the way, stock market the last guy's measure of everything, is about 20% higher than it was when my predecessor was there. it has hit record after record after record on my watch. >> todd: not anymore. hitting records, but for all the wrong reasons. cheryl casone and brian brenberg next on that. ♪ (music) who said you have to starve yourself to lose weight? who said you can't do dinner? who said only this is good? and this is bad? i'm doing it my way. meet plenity. an fda -cleared clinically proven weight management aid for adults with a bmi of 25-40 when combined with diet and exercise. plenity is not a drug - it's made from naturally derived building blocks and h

aoc says that the supreme court who lied under oath must face the consequences for an offense kaylee elizabeth warren says no longer the court believes that they have legitimacy others are saying packing the court is just a reaction because that in get the wondrous vision that they wanted? >> yes and as "the wall street journal" pointed out the root of this problem is this they been inappropriately using the supreme court for decades to get their policy preferences whether it's banning a coach from banning on the 50-yard line, whether it's achieving the end of a nationwide abortion despite no evidence of the president in history, and tradition ruth bader ginsburg has said that they cannot win at the ballot box so they must abuse the court and when they don't get their way abolished institution abolish the court and get rid of it the filibuster. when you go back and read with each they said during the confirmation hearing they invoked the rule to not give any previews up to how will rule on a case they spoke appropriately aoc changing institution's the basic we can't the results. >> h

we're coming in like white on rice, pelosi, nadler, schumer, even you, aoc, we're coming to take you out. and pull you out by your hair, how about that, pelosi? go might as well make yourself another appointment when i get done with you. you're going to need a shine up on top of that bald head. >> the man in the brown suit, who you see leading the folks around the office buildings appears to be congressman barry loudermilk himself. the implication that this release of the january 6th committee investigation today, that members of the january 6th committee, who this man who got help in his task, knowingly or unknowingly from congressman loudermilk, they apparently prepped and did reconnaissance not just generically for targeting of the capitol the next day but for knowing their way around the building, the buildings, excuse me, where members of congress have their actual offices. in this guy's case, based on his comments the next day, that was apparently so as to find and menace and potentially attack individual members that he was looking for the next day. a guy who visited their off

one more, aoc. a new up ed with snarky headline aoc and senator warren master plan abortion at yellowstone. the "washington examiner," member of the biden administration are not on the same page about this at all. listen. >> can the administration expand abortion access were abortion services on federal land? >> i mean, it is not right now what we are discussing. >> congressional democrats are calling for the biden administration to create clinic with access to abortion on federal land. are there any plans to do so? >> we are aware of a number of ideas many of which we have been considering internally ourselves, but as i said, every option is on the table. >> dagen: ben, they have no idea what they are doing. >> baby steps. how do we get more baby steps? we have fewer portion spirit obviously, an example of the kind of person you have deployed in the situation. he has no experience in health policy and i worked the bush administration and he has no awareness using political hack. one of the things w

okay, we know indoctrination and the political realm with aoc that we just heard from, social media. if you are not fully on board you will be shadow bed. and now even go to sports where you are suffering if you are not fully on board with this liberal leading ideology. it is ridiculous coming to sports. >> todd: what i don't understand is that juice is not worth the squeeze. and why do the sports organization risk both alienating half of their fan base no matter what side they come down upon spirit and two, risk losing their locker rooms to problems festering inside the clubhouse. do you have any thoughts on that? >> you are exactly right. because the bottom line is the country is very split right now. so why say that this is optional. not really, these players might mean them at their careers and lives, wherever they go, they will probably face protest now. because of something that was supposed to be optional. why bother going that far? literally stick to sports. todd, look what happened last year. the atlanta braves were supposed to host major league all-star baseball game and al

democrats are desserting him, aoc would not endorse him for president in 2024. yes it is a financial crisis this monday morning and a political mess. yes, it's monday, june 13, 2022. "varney" & company is about to begin. anywhere you go, i'll follow you stuart: all right we're going to get back to the stock market sell-off in just a moment. on the crypto crash as well but first look at gas, above $5 a gallon nationwide for the first time ever. lauren? how many states repeat it for me , how widespread is $5 gas lauren: 21 and then washington d.c. six others have it above 4.90 so talking about half the country. the worry is gas goes to $6 nationally by august. even the president acknowledged that a democratic fundraiser this weekend and i'm quoting, we're going to live with this inflation for a while longer. it's going to come down gradual ly but we're going to live with it for a while. so, inflation has not peaked. this is stagflation, and you know, so what if cpi goes to 9% it'll go to 10% because the policies are juicing inflation. white house policies are doin

and aoc was there to kick the president when he was down. >> he is saying he is going to run again in 2024. will you support him? >> if the president has a vision and that's something certainly we are all willing to gain and examine when the time comes. >> that's not a yes. >> yeah, you know, i think we should endorse when we get to it. >> jesse: aoc sounds like the girl you ask to prom and she is like well, i was kind of waiting for mike to ask me and then if mike didn't ask me then brian was going to -- you know what? let me get back to you. i have finals coming up. i have to study. and that was really awkward. even a member of the democratic national committee said the quiet part out loud. >> you don't think that he should run for re-election. how come? >> it's a host of factors. the first being that the approval rating is not where it should be at this point. but also more importantly, if you look at the polls with regards to the direction of the country, less than a quarter of americans think that our country is on the right track. with polls like that, people are going to be loo

stephen colbert is asking aoc, are you doing this? they are doing it right in front of joe's face because he is bad for business. the ratings are down. he is now open to cover. used to go to arthur's vineyard in hawaii or mar-a-lago. you got to delbert now? no one wants to do that. >> we are west texas. >> they love covering barack obama. they love covering bill clinton because those were young, charismatic guys. joe biden does not lay any wood on that republicans. he is fighting putin harder than he is fighting the republican party into that media could republicans are the enemy and they need to be attack 24/7. they cannot stomach poll after poll that shows their guide at 38%. you can see them getting physically ill on the air and talk about the parent companies, at&t, comcast, they are looking at the market every single day and have lost count what, 20%. their stock prices are down and now the donors are not happy either. thing is almost done. now the media is basically starting the primary. the primary has begun. now the primary is

the riots where aoc claimed she was tragically murdered several times. which is why when it came to voting for the 1.9 billion for extra capital security last year, voting yes was not a problem. but they're soft on crime nonsense actually gets worse. take the case in california cop killer justin flores. on tuesday, shot and killed a corporal and officer, who were responding to a stabbing at an l.a. motel. flores served two stints in jail and was facing a third for a weapons charge, could have sent it back to prison for three years, but under l.a. d.a. george gascon's policies, he was instead sentenced to probation and 20 days of time served and released to the streets where he then murdered two cops. 20 days served. you get a longer sentence out of joe biden's garbled mouth. flores was shot dead after killing the officers, so at least gascon won't get the pleasure of letting him out of jail again. because you know he would. [applause] the two cops getting killed is terrible, but the hypocrisy of these democrats. >> you won't protect the supreme court jus

it's comes from the top that saysyou know, aoc is way up to the left and jim jordan is way up to the right . i like them both . they're sincere.they're both going to have to compromise. and then if you see joe mentioned talk of the last two weeks i thought that left loose and he came out and said it's not even the centerleft country, where a center-right country. i can go back to my state even as a democrat until i destroyed the energy industry. i can go back to my state and say where 28trillion in debt and i would like to add not 1.7 3.9 trillion more. democrats . and i go out. i thought the tension in the room drops because if a democrat gets elected and talks like that, i feel as though we're not in bad hands. would you prefer center-right as opposed to centerleft, we right? but in a country that's the one compromise i think things would begin to get traction again. number one, i also believe number eftwo they should be. i believe things that get worse before they get better. and things are getting so bad that we just saw the biggest backlash that i've ever seen in an off year ele