and so, he knew it was something from jimmy carter. he opens the envelope, they are carter says, zbig, do you ever know when to stop? [laughs] brzezinski was proud of this note. he thought it was, like, signified his, the nature of his access to the president. but you know, it was, this relationship wore carter down. and by the third year of the presidency, during the hostage crisis, zbig was beginning to win the arguments. and you know, zbig was the one who was constantly urging carter to respond to the iran hostage crisis with military force. and he was the one who persuaded carter in the end, reluctantly, to give a green light to the helicopter rescue mission. which, of course, turned out to be a disaster and i think was preordained to be a disaster. it could never have succeeded. but brzezinski was in favor of force. and it's ironic that over this issue, cy vance finally resigns, leaving brzezinski standing on the field. and this is, i think, one of the tragedies of the carter foreign policy apparatus. the archives that it looks li

jimmy carter had. the only difference, he's roman catholic and the spirit moves a little slower. [laughter] forgive me all my catholic friends but just the people who have called me, i was talking to the president, former president of nigeria and i said you are to be president now because when south africa had the upper hand and threatened to destroy africa, jimmy carter, they went to church together and jimmy carter got up and read the old testament scriptures and said i first heard of nigeria when i was doing a car wash to send books to missionary school in nigeria. when the president of nigeria gets up to read than new testament structure, he says i want to thank you, mr. president, i was a boy who had to walk threels or 4 miles every day to get to that school but that's where i learned how to read and write but that's also where he became, he ended up somehow being the number one student in the entire british empire commonwealth engineering school so he's brilliant, tough and mean and anytime there

and jimmy carter carried. new york so he had no trouble carrying in, florida i see a bill crane, but i want to ask one follow-up question bill you i wrote sunday that you were never afraid to talk. you're never afraid to voice your opinion even when it's not popular. so you talk about when you did not support you you weren't sure about supporting jimmy carter 30 years later. we had the barack obama run for president. you famously said i don't know if it's famous to you. but you said that you want him to be president in eight years not in 2008. so you've never been afraid to say what's on your mind even though it's not there again. my mother's godchild. was later, she married. well, grant hills. she's grant hill's mother basketball player say but shopping hill calvin hill, but she and hillary clinton were roommates said at wellesley is it? well, so yeah. yeah, and so i had been hearing about hillary clinton since she was a in college. and she she really see they graduated right after martin's death 68. and ed b

carter actually think it's an insult to jimmy carter. believe in him at the end of his first term and was only one term president, even he began to course correct with economic policy and national security. you see none of that with president biden. so this is a controlled demolition of the us economy, and the united states. period. this is a long-term project by the left to take down the united states all of it is intentional. dynasty people and congress actually using the word intentional. you have to know what your enemy is to know what they are doing if you counter it and they do use the word enemy because it most americans to understand the president and the whole major political party is intentionally destroying and crippling the united states. but that is exactly what is happening. until we understand that we cannot counter that in an effective way. >> it's hard to explain it. what else is there to explain it? where is this coming from? the desire to hurt the country? >> it has been a long-term project by the left and it came out

. >> carley: and comparisons to president -- and jimmy carter. >> jimmy carter was smarter and more coherent than joe biden. >> carley: joe concha is coming up next. >> todd: another report about what is going on behind the scenes in the west wing. politico says things are so bad biden wants to get out more. >> carley: he is seething. joe concha joins us, the political piece says biden erupted over being kept out of the loop about the baby formula shortage. it sounds like the president is getting bossed around and cut out of conversations by members of his own administration. >> joe: i think if you are the commander-in-chief and leader of the world, might want to be privy about mothers, people who have voted for you, having severe trouble getting baby formula. there are rogue actors within theat -- administration who think they near charge and maybe they are and maybe the president is coming around to understand that. if he is concerned he may be compared to jimmy carter, we passed that exit quite some time ago. the similarities are stunnin record high gas prices under biden. america appeari

by the way, listen to jimmy carter on this one. liz claman, over to you. liz: yeah, how about these markets? i have a song. i have an analogy. charles: i'm ready. liz: up down, they're like the rubber band man. charles: you can't go wrong with the spinners. liz: charles thank you very much the clock is running, those are the exact words fed chair jay powell is using today to say that reducing inflation is paramount but worries about a hawkish fed have market players undecided if i big rate move at the end of next month could tip the economy into a rec

. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> jimmy carter called and he wants his presidency back. the white house is reportedly worried about the strong parallels that exist between joe biden and former president carter as more voters notice it's the '70s all over again. americans are waking up to new record high gas prices. the nationwide average is almost at $5 a gallon. inflation is taking a major bite out of everyone's budget. 83% of americans say the economy is poor or not so good under biden. while things are looking dire for joe, he's finding some support out there. >> i think what president biden saved the economy. they came back with covid packages that put money in the economy. the economy is not doing bad at all. it's time for democrats to take credit for good things out there, and there is a lot of it. >> greg, for some reason, i think there's a disconnect between what that guy was saying and the fact that americans are feeling, 83% of them, that the country is certainly going in a bad direction, and they're not feeling good about the economy. he says what president bi

jimmy carter, 66% disapproval rating. biden's disastrous energy and economic policies are crushing west virginians. too -- for republicans, -- for democrats and for independents and, others -- . your faith in the fed and the biden administration. to get inflation under control. that's the front page this morning of usa today, their headline, fed a hike likely to ripple throughout the economy. they write that the federal reserve rolled at the heavy artillery in its bid to find a historical inflations bike that is sean little lead up. the aggressive strategy is likely to further slow the economy and increase the risk of recession. it triggered a brutal market sell off. the fed, they, right raised its key short term interest rates by three quarters of a percentage point wednesday. its largest hike since 1994. the range of 1.5 to 1.7 5%, it downgraded its economic forecast. usa today says that it signaled that more big moves may come. fed officials forecast the federal fund rate will end 2022 at a range of 3.2 5% to 3.5%. it

carter. in 1993. she was nominated to be the second female associate justice of the supreme court by president bill clinton. justice ginsburg, will you raise your right hand and repeat after me? i ruth bader ginsburg do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. many justices are respected ruth bader ginsburg made a mark as a pop culture icon as well. after sandra day o'connor's retirement ginsburg was the lone woman on the bench. she was soon joined by justice sotomayor and justice kagan. in 2015 maya weinstock immortalized them as the legal justice league in lego. justice ginsburg was famed for her collegiality and her ability to separate work from friendships. ruth bader ginsburg and justice antonin scalia maintained a long friendship, even though they were in disagreement on any number of issues before the court. ginsburg is famed for saying that you should fight for the things

are we in a jimmy carter malaise moment? we have to be very careful. we know there are still more jobs than workers, which has emboldened many people, but the dynamic is going to change, and a hard landing could be in the cards if we don't get other raw costs down. was the energy crisis that was the ultimate cause of jimmy carter's misfortunes, but we don't want to go back to the late 70s. our leaders need to lead, other than trucking their shoulders like carter, they should do specific things that have a national purpose, like passing the c.h.i.p.s. bill . they need to do something that makes us feel less pessimistic. otherwise, if you are at the worst first half since the 1970s, you may find yourself in a situation much like the 70s, huddled at home doing nothing because of a lack of confidence in everything, and a belief that we are only going to be worse off in the future. i like to say there is always mo money" i'm jim cramer see you next time. "the news with shepard smith" starts now. >>> the new final supreme court decisions of the tefrm could h

that is the killer question ronald reagan asked american voters in 1980 after four years of jimmy carter's presidency. forty years on, we have not even had to wait for your son president who seems to bear a remarkable resemblance to jimmy carter to ask yourself the same question. and just 18 months of joe biden's administration and coming and wealth of most emerge as a bigger road a faster pace than any time in living memory. reverend joe biden said this? >> the stock market the last guys is about 20% higher than it was when my predecessor was there. it has hit record after record after record on my watch. spinrite record after record after record indeed is right about that part in enforcing out the ones he thanks they are. this week the stock market clocked up to the soaring milestone on it slide dipped below the level when joe biden took office. you probably don't look at your next 401(k) statement if you are of a sensitive disposition the average value of a stock portfolio is now below where it was when donald trump left office. that, by the way after it had risen 70% during trump's adm

. >> inflation got jimmy carter and killed that presidency. when you are doing worse than jimmy carter in the minds of americans on inflation, you know they are holding you responsible for the conditions on the ground. >> finally there is acceptance. that's where they start to acknowledge the economy is finished and they don't care what anyone else wants. biden claims he plans to run again in 2024 despite his poll numbers plummeting. you start to see members within the democratic ranks to look for ways to keep the power they already squandered. democratic whispers of no start to rise. this isn't one or two part i insiders. interviews with democratic officials as well as disappointed voters who backed bide are in 2020 reveal they are pessimistic about the path forward. the leftist media is getting nervous, too. >> when he does badly and he stumbles, you get nervous. i think a lot of democrats are like if he's ready to go, we where behind him. if he's not, we need to let him go. >> we need somebody who get the country back on line, in line. >> t

i don't have to remind you, inflation got jimmy carter. it killed that presidency. in terms of why are consumers feeling this bad? it's pretty clear why they're feeling this bad. it's because the consumer price index is the worst it's ever been in a midterm cycle since '74. it's the worst it's been in any presidential cycle or midterm cycle since 1980. so it's not much of a surprise. you can see it. it's literally off the charts on the table on your screen. >> and how does president biden's performance rate? >> awful. >> i knew that was the answer. >> the answer is awful. i'll compare to it carter at this point in his presidency, right? look at the disapproval rating joe biden has on inflation right now. it's over 70%. carter. carter was not even there at this point in mid 1978. when you're doing worse than jimmy carter is doing in the minds of americans on inflation, you know that they're holding you responsible for the conditions that are currently on the ground that are hurting americans and their pocketbooks. >> obviously biden is not on the ballot. but which pa

he had the full support first of jimmy carter that kind of doomed jimmy carter but then when ronald regan took over he was not interested in picking any fight with paul volcker, instead , he did cut taxes, so you had the two men working hand in hand, paul volcker to get rid of inflation, it worked, ronald regan to stimulate the economy, it worked. but that was then. what the heck happens now? stay with us. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way

carter. the question, we have not even had four years. but better off than 18 months ago, how many will answer yes, joe biden, maybe hunter biden, but the democrats should deserve to pay the price. >> sandra: and people are concerned about the direction of the country and over the next 18 months. gerry baker, great to have you here today. john. >> john: wages backwards 3% every month. migrant encounters at the border hitting yet another record high and new detail just how many of those people are on the terrorist watch list. arizona attorney general mark brnovich on the border. he's up next. >> sandra: and another battle in fairfax in school, issue, gender pronouns, and whether students should be punished. and -- >> too far, too young, i don't want to hear i got punished because i called somebody with the wrong pronoun. give dad a gift worth sharing, at ancestry.com new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately

indeed, critics say the more you look at joe biden, the more you probably see jimmy carter, and in this case, that is certainly not a compliment. >> the democrats have brought inflation much closer to the bad old days of the late 1970s than the official numbers even make it luck. >> inflation, yes, and for most americans it's especially apparent at the pump were just this morning the national average price for a gallon of regular gas was $4.87. that's up a quarter a gallon from just last week. up almost $0.60 a gallon than just a month ago. for context, a year ago it was $3.06 a gallon and just $2.29 a gallon back in january of 2017. but while americans wallets are thinning out, the president is hoping to beef up green energy, calling for the use of the defense production act to boost u.s. manufacturing of solar and other so-called clean energy. the administration claiming that will lower energy costs for average americans. >> what's the emergency in the solar district? >> this is just a step to get to a place where we do have clean energy arsenal. it's about the reliability of our powe

bush in '91 and '92 or jimmy carter in '79 and '80, you have biden in a position where there is very little he could do to turn inflation around. >> yeah, the unspoken truth, but they wouldn't want to say on the record if there is going to be a recession, it is better to happen sooner rather than later. in order to get past this so by the time they get to re-election in 2024, the economy is zbog strong again and inflation is under control. a lot of democrats on the ballot this fall wouldn't be happy to hear that. don't want to that they would basically be sacrificed to an economic cycle that is out of control. but that is the reality. the midterms may be beyond the ability of the democrats to change the economic atmosphere for and therefore they're looking at least in the white house, they're looking at a four-year you know situation rather than just the two-year situation. >> all right. peter, still ahead on "morning joe," a move there florida that could delay the covid vaccine for children under 5. we'll explain that. plus you won't believe how often a food delivery person eats som

and another thing to point out about jimmy carter, he started using deregulation toward the end of his term, knowing what a hardship inflation was. like deregulating price of airline tickets. but, this administration is so entrenched and driven, strangled by their own left wing nut ideology, they can't let go of, that they can't give one inch to alleviate the pain that all americans are feeling that is the world of insanity, that this grumpy old man and his h cohorts live? >> i think that putin is a monster, but i don't think that he is responsible for what is bee going on here, we were energy independent, we were also independent withag agriculture, and now we're net importer ofre everything, this nation is at a turning point in so many ways we could go in way of great depression or muscle our way out the way that reagan did, i am afraid we have an fdr light in the oval office, dagen mcdowell thank you so much you are a delight. mark: we'll be right back. just stop. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. sta

carton were unfair to carter, watch this. >> jimmy carter was a disaster. but he was a lot smarter and a lot more coherent than joe biden. then carter couldn't solve the problems. he at least was there. and you can imagine the naval academy graduate and nuclear engineer from the submarine program. and kind of competency when incompetent. biden is neither. >> carley: let's bring in cory mills for the congressional candidate dod advisor under president trump. army combat veteran, corey, good morning to you. according to politico, very concerned about the biden/carter comparison morale 1600 pennsylvania avenue plummeting with growing fears that parallel to jimmy carter,, and other first-term democratic plagued by soaring prices and foreign policy morale will stick here and so the white house's plan to get joe biden out on the road more so he can talk about his "progress and let joby joe." what is your reaction to all of this? >> carley, good morning, todd, good morning. this will be great for the republican party. the more joe biden is out of the basement and

carter, when jimmy carder won the election and appointed someone that i did not think was a good director, i left, but having gone to cia through a series of remarkable coincidences, i was brought in, they elevated me to the legislative office to help work on the investigations at cia, that way i met the director george h.w. bush who came to head the cia, he had been ambassador to china. i established my relationship with bush. i was 26 years old at the time. and that relationship was pivotal in my life here, made me attorney general. >> he served in that role for a year? >> >>> yes as head of cia for one year in time cia was under investigation by 6 committees one commission for alleged excesses during the cold war. things like attempted or success all assassinations. and things like that he had to defend agency during the time where everyone was trying to tear it apart, he did a great job that one year, winnings respect of the agency professionals. who are old time cold warriors in the days. they named the cia camp us and building -- campus and building after him, the george h.w. bush i

and ii think, tucker , we're being unkind to jimmy carter when we've been calling joe biden jimmy carter to point outca i think the reality is right now joe biden is when you look at it, herbert hoover to point out he's the worst president in one hundred yearsnt in this country and allry the people who've been lecturing you and mean and everybody else out theresi about how we're going to be on the wrong side of history, guess gue what ? you voted for the worst president in one hundred years where it that's the definition of being on the wrong side of history. well, yeah. and who thought it was a good idea to let ideologues near real things like transportation or go be secretary of pronounstt or secretary of equity or o something like let's get it right sortation guy in the transportation. yeah. great to see you.is thank you so much for that . great to see you as well. thanks, tucker . so los angeles amazing and wonderful and deeply american city. but it's in trouble really. one guy's name is george gascon. he's the attorney general. he's refused to enforce the law and so things have fall

jimmy hosts the jimmy carter show. we believe he's a loyal american, not on putin's team. he joins us tonight. now, are you keeping a list of all the things putin is doing? russia's very powerful. they control a lot of things. they overthrew our government. they committed a coup on america. they control the gas prices and the russia is responsible for our inflation. and let me just tell you, last time i checked, russia couldn't get their good vodka into trader joe's. so i don't think they're really controlling everything like they say they are. okay, it's the, the democrats right now who are in power. they have complete control of government like all politicians. they don't want to take the blame for anything they want you to blame everybody and everything or anybody and anything for the pain that you're feeling right now except blame them. the people with the power right now. and so that's why everything comes back to putin because putin is a proxy for their trump hate. right. and you said larry summers flame january six on inflation, which is an old clinton adviser . so

i think we're being unkind to jimmy carter when we've been calling joe biden jimmy carter to point out, i think of the reality is right now joe biden is, when you look at it, herber hoover to point out, he is the worst president in 100 years in this country and all the people who have been lecturing you and me, and everybody else out ther about how we're going to be on the wrong side of history, gues what, you voted for the worst president in 100 years. that is the definition of being on the wrong side of history. >> whose idea was it to let rea things like transportation, gop secretary of pronouns or secretary of equity or something . let's get a transportation guy into transportation. travis, great to see you. thank you so much for that. >> great to see you as well, tucker. thank you. >> tucker: los angeles is a deeply troubled. a of cortez just stepped in, th legion is in la tonight. >> george has grown has been dealt another major corp. blond with his criminal friendly policies it comes out as the campaign is almost at the finis line. we will ask lane what's going o here. yesterday

we want that old centrist democratic party back which by the way jimmy carter represented so i think we could have 25-plus seats in the house. i think we'll get the senate majority as well but the big comparison with jimmy carter is the fact that after carter's failure in everyway, culturally, national security, the economy, we got ronald regan but it wasn't just ronald regan we got a majority in the senate and a political realignment in the country where democrats, these reagan democrats, switched their voting patterns to the republican party. what you're going to see in november is the beginning of a realignment where people who had voted democrat but loved cops and loved the military, believe you should commemorate d-day for example, and hate socialism they are going to come the republican s way. now the question is what does the republican party do when they have those new supporters i hope they do the right thing. stuart: matt schlapp great stuff thanks for joining us we'll see you again real soon. texas launching an investigation into twitter. this has got to be all about those

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carter was not even there at this point in mid-1900 -- when you're doing worse than jimmy carter is doing in the minds of americans in inflation you know they are holding you responsible for the conditions currently on the grounds that are hoarding americans their pocketbook. >> here's a couple of pieces of positive news we are overlooking. aren't you happy for jimmy carter that he is still alive to see that he's no longer the worst president in modern times? it's a big deal for him and his legacy. he gets to be here and see them not the bad guy. >> the carter renaissance come i never thought i'd ever see it in my entire life. greg, take a trip down memory lane, shall we? let's go back to 2020. when a barrel of oil was less expensive than a slice of pizza. do you remember it went negative for a while for a couple of months? i think it was like less than $2 per gallon and exxonmobil had its worst year ever. they lost $22 billion. things turned around and demand wind up in the price of oil went back up and now they are making profit. joe gets freaked out because every time the gasoline pric

>> for one they can learn a lesson from jimmy carter. we never think of that. jimmy carter not only cut taxes but deregulated massive parts of the economy. reagan continued that. that's the only thing that will solve problems here, mike, it was created in washington and needs to be solved in washington. all americans can do right now is basically tighten their belt and hope that washington cuts spending, cut regulation, that's what prompted the inflation, that's the only thing that can solve it. mike: folks looking at 401k's, retirement accounts, investment accounts and noticing deflation there. what should investors do at this point? >> well, i mean, again, don't blame the messenger and i don't want to be a cassandra, if you lack at market, dow went down 40% because of the inflation. that was if t early days. that was lost decade. just as you're talking about price of commodities doing up a lot of commodity investments are going up. more than anything you have to tighten belt and adjust to standard of living. the biggest thing to do to change talk to congress,

just like jimmy carter. what happens when you shut down u.s.-based energy development,

it does make and smelt like jimmy carter. they don't like technology, but it is so true. and don't have the standing on the world stage that we should have. we had these problems solved with president trump. >> me high-point out the tone deafness of that. in a place of a time when the greatest concern 50 economy and inflation and that is the lowest approval point for the president, when americans right now are social gas stations are shutting down because there's an inability for americans to pay for it. that is when the vice president is asking for more money. that is literally when they are asking to fund raise when americans can't even stretch the dollars that they have now. that is the emblematic notion of this white house. >> joe biden a lot like jimmy carter. coming up, the soaring gas prices are now forcing one sheriff's department no longer respond to 911 calls. that is next. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners, need cash? at newday you can borrow up to 100% of your home's value and get up to $60,000 or more. we called and got $96,602. that's more than ever. we called and

since president jimmy carter. he did not do too well. so i think that they are looking at all those numbers and trying to see what potentially works. whether it's guns, roe v. wade, it's definitely not talking about crime, immigration, or inflation. >> jesse: a lot of complaining going on. you don't see a lot of the leaks. we have heard a lot cnn to nbc news. biden is mad. he is seething, bret. they are not letting him out of the house. his poll numbers are atrocious. they're worst than trump's. now they are fretting over the jimmy carter comparison. why doesn't he just solve problems instead of trying to empathize with people or cheer lead for how great the hot economy is which he doesn't understand. why doesn't he actually do something that you can feel that might actually make americans feel that things are better? >> bret: you know, when you start seeing a flow of these stories, and influx of the stories from insiders in the white house, you know that there's angst inside. there is the let biden be biden. there is we have to control

in 1980 jimmy carter did what joe biden wants to do, he imposed a tax on the value oil sales in excess of $12.80. so what happened next? we know because it was study. the congressional research found that that tax have the effect of crippling domestic oil production by between 1.2 and 8%. our reliance on foreign oil meanwhile went up by as much as 13%. that doesn't really make sense. if the point of the tax was only to prevent "price gouging," how did this happen? while, in 2018, a paper in the journal of economic policy answer the question. the journal found that increased taxes on oil have the effect of discouraging oil producers to take risk on oil production. and those are actually high. at the tax foundation they found that "energy was the most volatile sector of the stock market in the 2010s and when the pandemic arrived more than 100 oil company went bankrupt in the major producers significant roll back their operations." so those are risky investments whether you agree with them or not. if you make them even riskier, production will decline even more. that seems like the obviou

i went to the cia and i went to law school at night in later on when jimmy carter won the election who was someone i didn't think was a good -- i left. having gone to the cia through series of remarkable coincidences they elevated me to the legislative office for investigations of the cia and the director j. h. -- george h.w. bush had been ambassador to china and i establish my relationship with bush. i was 26 years old at the time and i had a relationship which was pivotal -- pivotal in my life as attorney general. >> you were in that role for a year if i recall. >> he was the head of cia for one year and during this time the cia was under investigation for six committees and f one commission for alleged during the cold war things like attempted or successful assassinations and things like that. everyone is trying to tear the agency apart and he did such a great job in that one year. he won the respect of the agency professionals who work at old-time warriors in those days. they named the cia campus and building after him the george h.w. bush intelligence center. that's the kind of im

and i think it's important to remember, first of all, to be fair, jimmy carter was a disaster but he was a lot smarter and a lot more coherent than joe biden. while carter couldn't solve the problems, he at least was there. you could imagine him as a naval academy graduate and a nuclear engineer from the submarine program. he had a kind of competence even if he was incompetent. biden has neither. second, i think it's not fair to say that he is the worst president. buchanan who got us into the civil war still has that title would be fair to say biden is the second worst president. my wife calista went out saturday and filled up her car and came home in a state of shock. she paid $104.50 to fill up her car. i don't care how often joe biden goes on comedy shows and i understand he will be on a comedy show wednesday night. first of all, it's not funny when you can't find infant formula and you can't pay for gas and you can't afford food and crime is going up in your city. but, second, that's the real world. the white house doesn't understand, you know, if you are not eating in the white