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♪ >> brian: get ready, we are starting the third hour of "fox & friends" right now. 7:00 east coast. and friday june 28th. >> this is "fox & friends." the cnn presidential debate going down last night. president biden facing serious scrutiny over this performance. >> the ability of medicare to -- for the ability -- for the -- look -- if -- we finally beat medicare. >> brian: the kd could not hand it. >> discussions whether he should continue. >> no discussion about it not a good debate for joe biden. >> oh my god, oh my god, oh my

god what do we do about this? >> this was a very bad night for joe biden. >> plus, we are talking to the overrer contender not on that stage last night. robert kennedy jr. and mike johnson standing by. >> talking to the motion important people. steve and rachel having breakfast with friends. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> all right. so the president and first lady stopped by a waffle house for some comfort food after the debate. >> ainsley: biden saying he thinks he did well but a lot of democrats are in full blown panic mode. >> brian: i want to for the record i want to get paid for all three hours. this is our third hour of "fox & friends." >> lawrence: third hour. >> ainsley: we are doing four hours today. >> brian: for more on the fact-checking go to jacqui heinrich who joins us now. >> jacqui: good morning to you guys, you know, the panic really

escalated among my democratic sources when the president fumbled a layup question on abortion and his answer veered into an answer on immigration. immigrant one democratic official texted me simply the race is over. another very well-connected democratic source told me all. this the house and senate are the g.o.p.'s for now. everyone is freaking out. he needs to go, but no way they replace him unless he agrees. another person called it an unmitigated disaster. politico seems to be hearing the same. their headline reads dems freak out over biden's debate performance. biden is toast. one prominent operative texted time for an open convention. now, after the debate. the president dropped by a rally where the first lady's supportive comments came off as somewhat of a participation award. she told the president he did a great job and quote answered every question. on the way to the airport, he

stopped at a waffle house in atlanta telling customers i think we did well and this morning the campaign is circulating a list of trump's quote: lies and leaning on what they call live tracking of the debate that showed trump support took a hit when he didn't clearly state that he would accept the results of the election. but, broadly, this was a problem for biden whose biggest assignment was to silence questions about his age and deliver answers that people could relate to on his big vulnerabilities, the economy, and immigration. i will say before tonight, any talk among my sources about potentially swapping out the president was wholly dismissed, but democrats now seem resigned to the fact that they have a problem. they have very little that they can do about it because unless the president decides he is going to step down he is the party's presumptive nominee. of course, the first lady also has a lot of sway. this is a president who has no love for his predecessor and ego would be a challenge to overcome

in a decision like that. you are getting incoming. every pottery from democrats in the party right now who are really struggling to figure out what happens next and tossing around theories will what went wrong and how it went wrong. >> jacqui, can i ask you, is there going to be a press event today in the president has been mia for over a week preparing for that horrible performance. we know he has got a cold. is there going to be -- are we going to see kjp today? >> no. the president still traveling but we're going to be likely getting our first answers next week when the briefings should resume. we have been all week long, the issues keep existing president not here. we haven't had a lot of time to interface with the administration. today i'm watching the gate and seeing everyone's faces as they come in.

and sort of using that as my best metric for what the mood in the white house is. because i think that they are not going to be too eager to take any questions any time soon. they got to figure out what their answer is going to be, guys. >> brian: make the lawn mower louder. >> jacqui: get us out of here. >> ainsley: thank you so much, jacqui. >> lawrence: let's bring steve back. in i want to throw this to you because jake sherman who worked on capitol hill said that there's a lot of conversations that's been had over these last seven hours, he said he has been speaking with a lot of the democrats and said biden didn't even clear the lowest bar for them. the conversation is now going -- they say they like him on policy. but, for democrats running down-ballot, this is incredibly a serious problem. so, what are you hearing from your sources in the democratic party? >> steve: well, you know what? i was just actually talking to a democrat. we will talk to her in just a moment about the potential for bringing in somebody at this stage of the game, but keep in

mind, the rules last night and the start date, that was joe biden's idea. and so they rolled him out and at that time we talked a little bit about well, you know, if he has a bad performance, then they would have time to recover. there is no recovering from what we saw last night. you know, i think we witnessed essentially in real time the end of an american presidency. because, when joe biden was asked those questions and as jake and dana were asking the question he had that thousand yard stare where he was looking off somewhere and it's like where is he? and it was very troubling. and so, for the down-ballot democrats they got to be sweating. let me put it that way. but, as we are about to see in this montage, there are a lot of people on the democrat side, forget about the republicans, they are universal, joe is

toast. there are a lot of democrats who say there is time to swap that guy out. big question is, will jill let them swap him out. watch this. >> this was a game changing debate in the sense that right now as we speak, there is a deep, a wide, a very aggressive panic in the democratic party. >> there are going to be discussions whether he should continue. >> no two ways about it. that was not a good debate for joe biden. >> that was painful. i love joe biden. i worked for joe biden he didn't do well at all. i think there is a lot of people who are going to want to see him consider taking a different course now. >> if they don't think we should sugar coat this, this was not the debate performance that the biden campaign team wanted or needed from this debate. >> i understand not feeling well and, you know, obviously, joe biden comes in with certain deficits. he has a stutter. that said, i was too was on the phone throughout much of the debate with obama, world people,

with democrats, my phone really never stopped buzzing throughout. and the universal reaction was somewhere approaching. >> this was a very bad night for joe biden. you are starting to see -- hear at least privately discussions among democrats about whether or not biden can effectively go on with this campaign. >> brian: you got -- go ahead. >> ainsley: conservatives have noticed that for a very long time. if you watch fox, we showed you him falling off the bike. we showed you him falling off the stairs and down the stairs. we continuously showed you. this because people are worried if he is -- if he is equipped to be the leader of the free world. so we have showed that but i'm wondering on the other channels if they are just realizing. this they have control of what they air, of what they show and they say that conservatives are doctoring videos? no, we are showing videos and they might not realize this is who he is. but the debate stage was the true test whosey country if not

not world was watching that debate last night and joe didn't do well. >> brian: claire mccaskill called a crisis former senator from missouri. joe biden said it's hard to debate a liar. nate silver came out and said. >> ainsley: a liar he? said border patrol union endorsed him the border patrol on x said no we would never do that nate silver said biden should drop out. freidman said he cried watching. he was weeping from i think lisbon which is -- who wouldn't be there during the debate for the "times." press to my knowledge just columnist. kristof liberal said he should leave. how does he leave? he controls all the delegates. 95% of them. he picks them not only do they choose him but he picks them to represent him. if he goes to the dnc, in august, and wants to do this. and jill wants to do this. nobody legitimately has leverage

over him not to do this. >> brian: such a good point, brian, from my perspective, not just him being on the ticket when it comes to democrats. it's what he is doing now. can he be president right now? who is making the decisions, someone that meets with him all the time house speaker mike johnson is going to join us now. mr. speaker, you saw what we saw, the whole country saw last night which was a mess. it was quite sad that we have our commander-in-chief doing that but you have been meeting with him behind closed doors before we got to see that publicly. i know some of the republicans are asking for the tapes of what the spun says well inend tending elderly man but could not stand trial. what has been going on with the president behind closed doors all these months that you have been speaker? >> listen, what you are hearing this morning this choruses of voices they are being forced to acknowledge the truth.

only one man on that stage qualified and capable of being president in the next term. and that's donald j. trump. we have been saying this a long time. i have spent a lot of time with donald trump. even as recently as last week. we are together all the time. talk all the time. i have spent time with president biden as well. it's not even close. you saw the greatest mismatch of a debate in the history of presidential debates. that's what we see here on capitol hill every single day. openly what they have known for quite some time. joe biden cannot be the president. >> steve: how many people were watching at home and got the headline that joe biden has defeated medicare which is such great news. that came out of nowhere. and mr. speaker, it's a matter of time until the people at the white house start saying you know, that joe biden you saw last night. that was artificially intelligence, you know, a deep

fake thing. that wasn't really him because, behind the scenes, as you know, he is just been a tiger have you hearing from any of your colleagues on the democrat side of the aisle, you know what? we can't say this in public but he has got to go because to keep him in this would be political malpractice? >> well, a lot of them are saying it to the media this morning. they have to acknowledge their constituents are saying these things to them, they can't hide this truth anymore. on every metric of performance last night donald trump won clearly on the issues on his temperament, on his stamina, the mental acuity. listen we live in dangerous times. american people are in panic mode about their own lives. they can't afford to put groceries on the table consistently. they are worried about the rising crime rates and the open border and weakness projecting on the world stage. all these things because we have a weak commander-in-chief. this is not a game. this is the most i'm telling you

it doesn't matter what party you are. in agreement, i want them back. mr. speaker, what it does for your chances to hold in the house and senate if he stays in make your job easier

it's good for us being able to fix all these great challenges that face us and we are ready to do it? >> mr. speaker, we weren't sure what to expect on the stage last night because joe biden has been practicing for the last 10 days, camp david. so he walks out very slowly. his voice instantly raspy. he started to mumble and lost his train of thought. he was asked about corporate

tax. covid, dealing with all we have to deal with the covid. look, we finally beat medicare. then, when he was asked about immigration, donald trump had to respond to what he said and donald trump said i don't know even know what he said at the end of that sentence. i don't think he knows either. what were your thoughts when you were watching it? what stood out to you last night? >> to be honest -- it was sad. it was sad to watch. this is dangerous to put this on display for the country. look, we are all concerned about this because our adversaries see this as well. russia, iran, north korea, forming a new axis of evil, making threats to us and our allies. we can't afford to have this on the world stage. the only solace we have is that help is on the way. november can't get here soon enough. january can't get here soon i coenough. >> i know if our instincts to follow the election. based on the performance last night shouldn't we be talking about the 25th amendment? have you heard from cabinet members? are you all hauling them down

there. you have a president who was unfit last night. i know people have been saying it for a while. we all saw it. have you heard from the cabinet members? >> listen, i'm sure there is a lot of talk about that. democrats full five alarm fire. they are deeply concerned because all -- as they mentioned, all down ballot, all the candidates down ballot are now concerned about their own futures. this will have a big effect in the election. it's going to effect turnout for the democrats. and it's going to effect this new demographic shift that we are seeing into the republican camp. we have record numbers of hispanic voters coming into the republican party. and black voters. african-american voters. the jewish community is more animated for our side than we have ever seen. >> lawrence: of course. >> they feel like joe biden has abandoned israel in their community. all those things are true. i think we are headed for historic election in november. and we are in very good shape. look, if we can survive between now and then.

>> ainsley: should republicans be concerned that the democrats might put someone else in. >> we are not concerned. we are running on the issues. we are running on our answers to all these great challenges. and we have extraordinary candidate in donald trump. he has big coat tail evenings. i don't know what they're going to do on their side. i'm grad we are in the position why are in. because this is what is right for the american people. this transcends politics. we got to fix this country. donald trump can make america great again. agenda to do it. very aggressive first 100 days in congress. prepared to lead on day one because we owe that to the american people. >> lawrence: mr. speaker, thank you so much for joining the program this morning. >> thank you. >> ainsley: steve in georgia and talk to some of the diners and find out what they thought about the debate, right? >> steve: absolutely, ainsley. you know, virginia, right now, according to the latest fox poll -- good morning everybody here at the juke box. [cheers and applause] right now here in virginia donald trump and joe biden are

tied 48, 48, which is different because joe biden won the state by 10. you know, and so you are hearing today we were going to say who won the debate -- hello, how are you? now we are talking a little bit about what a disaster it was. talk to the lady. can i sit down for a second? >> yes. >> steve: your name? >> my name is adrian deceive steve adrienne you are a democrat. yes i am and business owner in menace sass. >> steve: when you watch what happened last night with joe. >> how do you describe that to your friends? >> um. steve it's okay. >> i am definitely for. >> steve: it was a disaster? >> yes. >> steve: let me help you out. and going into the debate, you were mainly hacked off about the economy. >> yes, i am. that's a very important subject to me what's going on with the economy, being a business owner.

that's very, very crucial. so, i just feel like you have to go with a better candidate for as far as that is concerned. i don't know what will happen if we can endure another term like this. >> steve: it's the economy, it's bread and butter issue. this guy wants me to sit down. your name. >> >> steve: steve what did you make of joe biden's performance last night? >> wake up america, smell the coffee. if you vote democrat, our country is in dire straits: incompetence follows incompetence. were you surprised at how bad his performance was? >> i was not surprised. >> did you feel sorry for him at some point? >> no i did not. >> she did. she is nodding, yes. >> well, i did. i felt sorry for him. i felt sorry for him because his family put him in this position. they should be taking him out of there. if they love that man, they wouldn't put him in those

positions. >> steve: do you agree with that people of the juke box? [cheers and applause] >> steve: they do. all right. so, today, in the post game show for the debate. we actually had dueling diners, great crowd here. to the actual. going back to the couch, apology, going back to the couch for more insightful analysis from the crew. catch up with rachel: >> keep in mind, this is friday because we have the concert series going on. but just to wrap up on this, it's just amazing, it's a uniform call for a swap of candidates, it seems, everyone is almost expecting it. >> the greater point here is that the democrats rob themself of the process. they could have had a thorough debate and put all the candidates on the stage. this would have been revealed before he got they didn't want to do it. they wanted him to be anointed.

the reason is and i think it's much more malicious they can control joe biden. we know they have been writing on the cards. we know the obama white house people are back in yardage. and now the american people see what is really happening behind the closed doors and it's sad. >> ainsley: four years ago they chose the wrong person to be the vp and now they are in a pickleball. >> brian: are you smelling what the mclemores are smoking? >> lawrence: that was good. >> ainsley: you make it sound like marijuana out there. >> brian: i had have no idea. i haven't been out there. >> ainsley: they are outside smoking barbecue. >> speaking of pickleball. we have tyler hubbard coming up. are you guys excited? >> [cheers and applause] >> the crowd is super excited and dad, we have got some ribs we are smoking up. >> every single week we come right here for the summer concert series and we cook out of the pages of gathering grill. and these ribs this morning were seasoned up with our brand new rub from the mclemore boys, our sweet rub. these ribs are going to be so

amazing. smoked up on the master built grill so, again everybody's excited? [cheers and applause] >> we have got the energy and passion, you guys. back to you all inside. let's go! >> lawrence: all right, guys. >> ainsley: always throws me off when he says dad because they look like brothers. his dad looks so young. >> brian: a lot of plaid out there. >> lawrence: i think you should read this brian because he has become your best friend. >> brian: along with brian kelly. don't go anywhere. they just said it tyler hubbard is here for today's all-american summer concert series three solo number ones. this is him what he sounds like. >> ainsley: sounds the same with florida georgia line. >> brian: yes, he did. is he going to be here playing for the church? ♪

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there? >> brian: president biden and donald trump squaring off over russia, ukraine, gaza and everything else. his foreign policy was one topic last night. fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane was taking it all. in is he here to react. general, you -- were you pleased that this was a topic last night and what are your thoughts about the depth of the conch and the policy that you were able to discertain. >> the fact that ukraine and gaza wars were in the debate last night were certainly good to see. we missed the trees in the forest so to speak. the u.s. intelligence agency just a few weeks ago said the greatest threat the united states has seen in many decades is china, russia, iran and north korea all working together to take advantage of the united states. so much so that the implications are that we could find ourselves in a conflict in more than one theater. that is a stunning statement in

terms of the danger that lies ahead for us. so the wars in gaza and ukraine are a reflection of that aggressiveness that we see in iran and destabilizing the middle east and russia wanting to expand into ukraine and into europe itself. but this is a seminal issue. and it's unfortunate that these moderators didn't bring that up to have a rich discussion about such significant threat that i don't believe we have seen really since world war ii. and to keep it submerged and not put it in full life given the size and scale of the viewing all yens is unfortunate. the other thing is the administration has paid the point that china is our pacing item in dealing with a threat. but there wasn't much discussion about it last night. and the fact is just dealing

with the facts of the cases china is outpacing us militarily. and they have more ships, more airplanes, more offensive, defensive missiles. and the list goes on and on and on. and we are challenged to catch up with it. and it's unfortunate it wasn't discussed and what are we going to do about that? the last four years are flat defense budgets, brian: catching us up to the reality of what we have. the united states remains the world's number one super power military advantage. but when you deal with just the indo-pacific region itself. the advantage swings to china because of the capacities that i just met. and we got to catch up to that and these defense budgets that we have are not going to help us get there. absolutely, and what we're seeing, too is the coordination amongst our enemies maybe for the first time. if you look at japan and

russia -- committee, if you look at japan and germany and italy, they were not coordinating. they were our enemies. these enemies are coordinating. iran, russia, the china. and north korea are all coordinating on us. with the money. they are buy iranian oil. and iran is flush with money. so, in a sense, china is financing iran's destabilization of the middle east and trying to crush israel as a state. china is also buying russian oil at discounted prices and providing comprehensive assistance to russia to keep that army on the battlefield and keep it properly supplied. far more than anybody expected them to be doing. they are financing both of these wars. this cooperation that's going on is quite serious. and its implications for us in terms of danger are profound.

>> brian: the next president, regardless of who it is has to deal with this. this is not going way way over the next six months. general jack keane we did not have a foreign debate. the second debate was canceled. this is as close as we might having it. that's frustrating to you and other experts. thanks for providing insight today, general, have a great weekend. >> yeah, you guys have a great show and have a wonderful weekend to the team, thank you. >> all right. thank you so much. hey, coming up on one nation on saturday. we're going to have clay and buck on from their radio show. we're going to have them on together. we'll have douglas murray back in new york to bring some insight into some of the issues we discussed on one nation saturday at 9:00. adam carolla. mike rowe on the need for prismm and demateo so plan snows and who hollywood is thinking about who they might be voting for. watch my interview with doug burgum coming up on monday and

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♪ >> brian: all right. donald trump going hard on immigration last night as expected. president biden defending his role in the crisis at our southern border. listen up. >> we have a border that's the most dangerous place anywhere in the world. and he opened it up and these killers are coming into our country. and they are raping and killing women. >> he is exaggerating and lying. i never heard so much malarkey in my whole life. by the way the border patrol endorsed me. move until we get the total ban on the -- on the total initiative relative to what we are going to do with more border patrol and more asylum officers. >> i really don't know what he said a at the end of that sentence. i don't think he knows what he said either. >> brian: the border patrol did not endorse him. >> ainsley: no. the border patrol union responding to that biden endorsement claim posting on x, quote: to be clear we never have and never will endorse biden.

>> lawrence: just straight up lied. let's bring in rachel campos-duffy fox news contributor charlie hurt. >> all right. good morning, you guys, yeah, we are exciting to have charlie here with us. he has already had some woman say she wants to run her fingers through his hair. we are having a good morning at the eggs up grill. charlie, so you heard that lie. there were a lot of other lies that worried you. >> yeah. well, honestly, you know, i think the biggest lie going forward that we're going to hear is this notion that this is something new. this is not something new. what we saw from joe biden last night we -- you know, we have been talking about it for months now. and they are going to do their best to sort of gaslight america and say oh, no, we didn't know about this. we need to do something about it. no, the truth of the matter is, democrats in the use, democrats in congress and even a lot of people in the media have been lying about joe biden's condition for months. for years now. and covering for him because at the end of the day, they

honestly do not care about the problems and issues of regular americans. all they care about is their own own. >> a.c.: says to power. -- is there own access to power. they will lie, cheat and steal access to power. >> rachel: media will pay a price? >> without a doubt, we are looking at a guy, whether he walks off the stage himself or gets beaten in november, joe biden is finished, the only question is who does he take down with him, does he take down the dwyer democrat party? how many people are going to try to continue to cover for him. again, to me as somebody part of the political media his entire adult life is a shameful, shameful day for political media today. they have been covering for this guy for years. they have been lying on his behalf for years. they have been lying about all of his enemies in order to keep him in power. and i really -- i don't -- you

know, i hope that this pulls the wool from people's eyes. if you are a democrat, you need to recognize that this guy does not care about your issues and doesn't care but. and neither does the press covering. >> rachel: you know, going to go back a little bit to these lies. we heard that lie about border patrol. we also heard he said not one terrorist has come across. he also said no one died in afghanistan in the withdrawal. i mean, that is a tragic, painful lie for the people whose children, sons and daughters and siblings died there. >> charlie: what an insult to the families of those 13 service members who died in that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. >> rachel: no question about it. we're going to talk to. while you get your hair -- [laughter] , cup of coffee, too. i'm going to talk to some these diners because everyone is really excited you are here. >> charlie: yeah, they are. >> rachel: let's start over here.

what's your name? >> andy. >> rachel: what did you make of the debate? >> i thought it was interesting, it's what i expected. we have a president unfit for office and we neat to put trump back in there. >> we had a conversation with charlie about the lies, particularly about the lie in afghanistan that no one died. >> well, he obviously doesn't even know what he is talking about. either is he completely oblivious to the reality of what is going on in afghanistan and every else in the country. he doesn't understand or flat outlier. >> rachel: another lied he told there were no terrorists coming across the border. the border is a real issue for you. live like laken. laken riley went to schools a few miles here. >> she went to river ridge high school and doing everything right. because we have an open border, laken. rachel morin and mollie tibet american women in general are under attack by criminals coming

across an open border. >> rachel: for the democrats, so much of what they are returning on is what they say is the woman's issue, which is abortion. but this young lady here is talking about the border and crime. what are the women's issues for new this election? >> i have two little girls and there is nothing more important to me than my girls being raised in a country that is all about them feeling safe and that they can have the opportunity to pursue anything that they wish and dream of in this beautiful amazing strong america and joe biden is not going to deliver that for my girl and the future is at stake here and that's why voting for president course correct for women in america today. >> rachel: by the way, what's your name? >> becca. >> rachel: i talked earlier to people earlier, particularly women, they are saying they are more scared than ever about the country, just seeing joe biden's condition on stage last night. >> yeah.

there is no confidence there at all. i will be surprised if he makes it to the election. i hope he does because i think we have a really great chance because it's like weekend at bernie's all again. that's what we have right here. really quick. raise your hand if you think joe biden is going to drop out. >> he is going to drop dead. >> >> rachel: they said he is going to drop dead. all right. back to you, ainsley. lawrence, and brian. >> brian: all right. very active crowd. they have a lot of morning people there great job, rachel. meanwhile, straight ahead, one white house contender not on the stage last night. r.f.k. jr. he will be up, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs

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it's mine. you, ok? yeah, are you ok? we're fine. my serve. maybe we should stop. this pinewood pickleball champ stops for no one. we got our melons checked. she had a concussion. admitting i was wrong is worse than losing at pickleball. saving your brain is a definite win. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. >> lawrence: biden pausing and fumbling on stage last night that got -- that's got to infuriate next guest not on the stage last night. r.f.k. jr. joins us now. so, robert, you have been a democrat for years. you come from a long legacy of

democrats you want a fair process to be in the primary and have a debate with joe biden. they blocked you from doing it. shut it all the way down when you see the current president of the united states fumbling all over the place and can't complete a sentence you have to be upset this morning. >> you know, we have our own debate last night that was on x. we actually got more views on cnn where i was on the page with president biden and president trump. i think it was a sad -- the whole spectacle was sad story for democracy. we have 341 million people in this country and the two political parties produced who bickered over really irrelevancies without telling us how they will get our kids into

houses. this is the first generation in american history who is going to be worse off than their parents. i have seven kids. none of them can get into homes. my kids are very privileged compared to other children in country. this is a crisis. the american middle class is the greatest economic engine in the history of mankind. but it worked because we them in homes, people could get equity. they were able to raise money -- they were able to borrow money to start businesses and pursue their entrepreneurial impulses we're going from a society of owners to a society of renters. this is a crisis for our country and e neither of these candidats talked about how they are going to deal with inflation. >> lawrence: it's a beautiful message. i want the american people to hear that message. but your party said no. they said you couldn't be on the debate stage to have that conversation.

and i just got to ask. i know the deal that you have offered, you guys debate each other and the loser drops out and runs against donald trump. i know you have offered that but my question to you is much different. do you think joe biden is fit to be president right now. >> i don't think so. i think that. >> lawrence: should he resign? >> the decisions being made -- the decisions that are being made. particularly on ukraine, which is bringing us close to nuclear war we're closer to nuclear conflict today with the russians and china and, you know, and then who are in league now with iran, which has never happened before. that's almost exclusively because of policies the biden administration. this week, we sent -- we colluded with the ukrainians to send cluster bomb missiles over

russian territory, and we killed people on a beach -- cluster bombs which are illegal in every country in the world except for two north korea and ours, as war crimes. and we're now -- we are now at odds with a nation that was 2500 more nuclear weapons than we do. defensive weapons. you want somebody in charge of our country, we want somebody in charge of our country actually is conscience of these things and pint doesn't seem to be. >> lawrence: i got charges robert, i only have a few seconds left. i understand you are making a policy debate. i'm not talking about policy debate because we couldn't get to his policy last night. i'm saying from a mental stand as someone who did redeign and seech information and understand the natural. before he can make the policy decision that's are suggests, do you think that he is fit to be president, based on that?

>> i don't think that president biden, he does not seem to be the person who is making the decisions in the white house. i think our government is being run by anonymous men in alan lanyardsand it's scary. >> lawrence: robert f. kennedy somebody been democratic party his whole life running for president decided to stop by. thank you so much. we appreciated it. >> thanks for having me. >> so eric trump watching the debate last night. i'm sure i has talked to his father, the reaction, that's next. ♪ you know who knows what she wants? me! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. empower. what's next.

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