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we're going to play her visionary remarks. they're coming up straight ahead. ualso, the latest republican ti join the twentyion to abolish a twenty four races on a mission ne.abolish affirmative actioff and destroy woke culture. >> vivec ramaswamy, i don't he wil know if you know who he is . >> he is going to join us . wil he's made quite a splashrs lately, so we'll introduce you to him. first. >> three weeks now after the disaster in east hallstein in ohio and one day after visit a visit from former president donald trump. america's right. he was h the firste one to go america's underqualified transportation secretary. pothol.e finally made a trip over to ohio, but he was definitely not thrilled to be there as he looked miserablee. the entire time. he was dodging and ducking question he was dodging and ducking questions all day, refused to take any responsibility foric anything. h in fact, he all but blamedonspic a vast right wing conspiracy for his bad press thats been he's been receiving, even faulting the trump

wrecnistration for the train wreck. ac and according to pothole pete, cordinhig s only mistake was he. tweet about the crisis sooner. maybe the maybe should haveou been dealing with the crisisld v and a chemical burn that was fish killing fish and wildlifert and injuring human beings. that would have been the smart thing to do. now, apparently, america's current transportation secretary is clearly not responsibltranspore for americae transportation. >> take a look a at the americat public. doesn't seem to be vero beyur ai confident in your ability to do your job.lib. will you be resigning any time? soon? >> i'm not here for politics.noe i'm here to make sur fe to community within it.y. will you apologize? i want to apologize for the response to the slow response. taking your time. one of the bigonse anding dango today, i work with residents right now is a secretary.t no we're goinw.g to be here before, as we were in the first hour of state when i tried to do wasis balance two things my desire

to be involved and engaged in oh on the ground, which is how i i am generally wired to act and my desire to follow f >> fnorm of transportation secretaries, follow the norm,t w don't show up and don't care? is not the norm. now, other d thaeflectn deflects criticism pothole. petem, didn't have much to off. meanwhile, his very own press secretary was even less. ac forthcoming with information. actually , she was demandingly, that members of the press turnee off their cameras before they would ask any questions.>> >> i take a look at this. i would like to turn o your cameras on . you're like, well, i'm oni woul off and i would be camera. >> i would likappye to see happn and i'm happy to talk to you. i well, if you're the press ith secretary,e pres of the secreta the department of transportation, don't you think you should be able public?to ask questions from the american public? >> that i'm certainly i would it's to do it withoubsolutely b can i ask why? i think that is a little bit aggressive. that's what the secretary is going to do with the picture of you care. he took her the other day when you you see and i'm happy you dn to answer your questions,

i would like you guys to know how your cameraman i hadu my camera ready to go.r cameras. >> if i turn around, you alle tm have your cameras on and i can see from the most transparent ta administration they promised inh history.aigh thay, let's get this straight.t. the biden administration totally ignored what wasled toxi the control, toxic chemical burn in east palestine for weeks. they look the other waying. as local fish and animals were dying. they didn't seem to careseem to people were getting sick or that streams and creeks hadey a metallic sheen to them. they even refused to deployn fema assistancrefusee until theo shamed into doing so.. and by the way, just likbye may late was shamed into showing up a day late and a dollar short after donald trump had gonebefoe there the day before, only to lytell locals that it's not his fault and the media to turn off because they didn't want t the cameras because they didn'tt want to be caught on camera saying what they really think. and they didn't have answers sle to the questions anyway. that is a slap in the faceple. to the american people. bubit meanwhile, joe biden wasde over in ukraine offerings of

another half a billion dollars of your money to the effort inen ukraine. thr while we're paying more thanee three times what the rest of europe is paying to help zelenskyy. now from potholes to train t wrecks, mayor pete, like mosts, of the biden administration,y up and they've kind of failed their way up, if you will , in the worst possible way. >> now, if he had any honor, h competent it's nwould resign if joe biden wanted somebody competent. it's not mayor peteat. e. t somebody they should let somebody that is competent run the department of transportatioe departn. sadly, that won't happen.happen. po and pothole pete feels entitled this very im to this very important job. whawillt happens whene you don't have the right person leading the way. by the way, he could care lessow about the people of palestine. i know it. yoyou u know what? the rest of east palestine. knows that. and by the way, wewe do do note any clue what the long term impacts will be.erm impacts wilb anyway.has be our own sara carter,en she hasin been on the ground from the very beginning. s >> investigative reporter, sher.

was there earlier. take a loo tak. t kind wa os it kind of frustrating thn camesecretary of transportatiogn judge came down? h but he he came at eight o'clock in the morning.y to did you even have ansee him or opportunity to see him or or ask him a question? no. came he came after trump came. and i would like to keep keepl e this not political , but i feel like that's the only reason he showed up is for political purposes. >> row did you feel today about secretary buttar? today abvisit? consid and considering it's been three weeks since the beeiit. actually was not here for it, but i think that they have not done enough foenour us . >> not the people in this town deserve a lot better. goes through your mind when when something like that occurs, like when yo occurs?u ji realized it's been oh, it's and been three weeks since the incident and now someone shows up . >> it's very discouraging because you really want someoner to bage to e come down. and even though we're a very small town or village now, it it makes you feel like we're not worth anything to anybody.

>> so people do just shows up this morning very early who is who people get really seriously dcm as the secretary when he yesterday hehis not his private time, because yesterday he wasni on his private time and couldn't be interviewed. >> i thought that was great. who's people to judge anyway?i l i seriously doubt that he palestin will return to palestine any time soon. and itytime is very unlikely ha boss, joe biden, will ever makee the trip. ve a r middle class joe doesn't seemcls to give a rip about the middle never has, never class. never has, never will . and by the way, it's not in delaware. he rarely leaves delaware d anyway.are. >> here with reaction is theon former governor of arkansas, alw mike huckabee, along with the host of the curt schilling baseball show now on our kick , which will debut tomorrow with new episodes every tuesday friday. we have and every friday.long t we've knowimn each other for a long time.

legendary mlb pitche r, s three time world series champion curt schilling.ch >> welcome both ofillingto both. thank you. governor , let me start with you. democrats like to claimats like the mantle that they arethey are the environmental purists. they're the ones that go tato the world economic forum, fly there in their private jetsivat and then lectureje the rest of the world about our consumption of meat.ea they they lecture lecture us about ts that we drive . is the administa this is the administrationti tht has given up domestic energy production, even thougtion.h itd is the lifeblood of the world's economy and they have no alternative. whate. happened to the environmental purity of vironmenthe left? sh dying when you have fish dying, wildlife dying and people >> the onlckldlife d and the only environment they really care aboutenviro is the political environment. so let's be real honest about that. by the way, congratulationthat.r on giving him a great moniker. i love pothole, pete. it could go alongth with bicycling boot judge. and there you go .there you go. i want to sa

and i also want to say what a big honor it is for me to beth on the same segment with one of the greatest baseball players of all time, curt schilling. >> playerscurt s i'm a little ps that. but here's the big problem. the biden administ that the bush administrations wa has.s if this were their first month in office,the fi you could sayestablis they just hadn't gotten really established their feet on the grouneet on td. they're just new at this. look, joe biden's been in washington longer than he's ever been anywhere in his life other than his vacations in delaware. n vaons inhe's been a senator, a pres president and president for two years. d he knows that when you have a disaster, you show up and you send your people in to show up. not that they can turn around and fix it, but they show anhown identity with the problem. and they bring attention don and awareness that needs to be done. that hasn't happened . >> it finally happened. but it's too little, toos late. it is great to have you. you i don't environmentalist's and doesn't necessarily make. it into baseball. however, thir,s is the mantlee t that the the left in this country, they think that

they own their very comfortable lecturing the american people about the foodpl they eat, the cars they drive, the transportation they take, butransportatit they themselvese entirely different lifestyles. >> oh, isn'tfestyles. this what their mantra this is their m.o., the love. they they scream and complaift? ard whine about all the things that they're doing. i mean, you've seen the after se the rallies from the left in portere and portland and everywheree else you've seet the place looks like,rand garbaa they leave trash and garbagell all over this country and it'shd it's normal for them to dood that. you know, the the the food that they the left is haste numbe a disproportionate number of billions in relation to the rest of the world. and thos trye people t try to ra the fact that you'd killroy more more animals and destroy more creatures for veganism than you would ever do for anyn other sort of animal development or food development. and i got to tell you, it's youo frustrating for the i feelpl foe the people in east palestine for this reason. if this was a county ine been

california, they would have been out there the day tha tthey would have ev happened or they would have evacuated the entire place. and that'sactire place. that's c gove and sad because they're supposed to be a government of the people. the r the people, not of that le the voters and for the people that like them. th and what's amazing is a p great point. it's amazing. e, governor huckabee, i mean, we're looking at dead wildlife here. this is not made up. we see the dead fish. the dead chickens. we see we see the dead foxes.xes. and and then we have human beingseel saying they're not feeling well. now they're being toldw they aro back to their homes. everything is safe. maybe call me skeptical. but after all the lies that we were told overcovered vaccines and boosters, i'm not reallyco i'm not confident in taking any advice from any bureaucrat that tells me anything is safe basedn on their own. >> failed track record . >> i sure want to see some independent studiesto to show that the water is safe to drink, that everythingne. the soil i is fine, the soil is good. e ta

but it just shouldn't have taken this long for the federal government. the governmto respond and for to first say it's not a disaster we're goingthey eng to engage with . kin why not?d of they engage in these kind of things and they should have jumped in immediately. the be one thing that government ought to do is to be blind to the politics of any geographical location or anyan people when there is a disaster involved.there is a disaster in. in fac in fact, i would suggest you work harder to go to those areas that didn't vote for you to show that you really careabor more about america than you do about your own political party. >> well, that's why you are successful, governor . acourt will give you the last word. what is this? well, what happens from here?moe >> i mean, if you know, what would would you move back if you owned a home in palestine? >> listen,. >> i don't think. no, listen, i think we're talking about potentiallyof dol trillions of dollars ilan class action lawsuits, trillions of tallars thatof dolla the governt will have to get from the taxpayers to pay the people who will so deservedly p won. and i just want to make

one other point. a visit joe biden, the visit to to to russia, to ukraine and trying. e sa i'm offended. couple w and i think governor huckabeee d said a couple of ways. and i you've said it, john , i'm offended that these peoplel on the left are talkintog to us as if we're as stupid as we know they are. theyt by that i mean this if and let's let's go quickly had back in time. if germany had invaded italy in thatteen thirty nine , what would the world have done? because that's exactly kind ofhe what's happened here ine moderne a modern sense. one one really bad perso. onn has country invaded another really bad person's country. and we're picking sides as ifoo. there is a good there isn't always two sides to every story and there isn't always goodthes and evil. these are two really bad placea. with really bad people.the thins and the things that we're doing over there to me, who i have a son who's about to graduate and become a united gradustates marine. i've always been invested in our military and love love our y our military. f we but i'm i'm wondering if if we're not finally realizing thatg that the left is the side

conflict, confrontation and war, that they claim the righnfrontatt has always be. >> by the way, we appreciate you being with us. us. europe s europe should be running. you know, the front on this and they're not. not and as usual, americans footingn the bill. g . cert >> and certainly a lot of that money is being misappropriated and they're not fighting the war to win it anyway.it. governor huckabee, ppreci welcome to our cook. at >> we appreciate you being with us. i buckle up now. time for the hannity hot seat.dm tonight's topic, trump derangement syndrome or yes. a >> now, sadly, it's a disease dt with no known cure. infect those infected suffer seriouss ailments, including a loss ofnct basic decency, the inability to laugh or tell a jok ie, and n obsessive compulsive anti trump rageobsess. say all it can never be quenched. and needless to say, all the ladies o f hit news show the view are tormented by thisao ailment, especially, i call her

affectionately joyless behar. now, believe it or not, years ago, they are actually wouldco tell jokes and did comedy.medy that's many, many years ago.enjo and she used to seem to enjoy life. those days arethos gone. recently, joyless suggestedt that the people of palestine got what was coming to them. why?why? because they dared to vote for donald trump. >> take a look. i don't know why they voted for him, because this is somebodye who , by the way, he playsties t someone with deep ties to the chemical industry in charge.dus of the epa's chemical safetyetyi office. that's who you voted for. ce for tso youin that district.c donald trump, who reduces all. safety . >> so all americans, democrats. like joyless and the women of tr the view ever regain their compassion, kindness , , will they ever spend the rest of their lives or will they spend the rest of their lives obsessing about all thingsings t hatred for donald trump inmp? in the the hot tonight, fox newsshow contributor tammy bruce, the co-host of the hit show

five . >> jessica tarlov. good to seo e yoweu bothlcom. >> we araboard. and we're both we're both w the good guys. you both got our white jackets on here.it's how are we all violation? a colw if you were, i would have color coordinated. somebody. you >> good to see you both. but, jessica, there is an there obsessive compulsive, never ending hatred of donald trump. he's now been out of office over two years. and yet your party still obsessives hates and you know, twenty four hours a day. y why is that?is tha we do sleep and we usually have rem cycle sleep as well. i don't dreadon'm about him sin2 anymore, at least since the twenty twenty election02g ps political talking points i used to dream of about trum p, like in the bad way i was no, that this is becoming i , i think it's to the detriment of all of us political talking point event when this is a humanitarian event.

what's going on in easmanitariat palestine, it's desperatelys de scary for people to be somewhat. joyless. joyce is suggesting you vote for trumpyou vote for t. >> this is what you get . i was trying a pivot.u didn't wo you obviously didn't wan alltr a to allow me to finish there.thie i would never say something like that. i think it's very important to treat every voter with dignity and respect. it's not your fault. live in whatever district you live in. if something like this happens, you wouldn't say to the people who live in flint, michigan, with it's their faulhigan t. they ended up with bad water because they voted for taken atvoted s. and i think that the pointidit would be a lot better taken. and i think there's validityw a to that. th point is we know now aboute regu the regulations that were rolled back in 201that werk in7n >> we've seen the beginnings ofe the report from the ntsb. we do know that there were official federal agents, officials on the ground at the beginning of this. yes,d athe secretary, it was lae to get there, but that doesn'tt mean the government into them. e they wouldn't even declaredn der a national disaster. governor dewine and congressman saison, i believe that's his name, both said that they hadeyd gotten everything that they had.

asked for and that they didn't need anything else. this wasn't about a dereliction of duty on the part of the biden administration. it really wasn't. . >> tammy, i look at thisenvi environmentalism and it seems to be has now permeated every. aspect of our life. it was on full was on display n davos, in switzerland, all these rich liberals flying insip on their expensive private jets with their big carborinas long u footprint, which i'm fine with . don't tell mou don't tell me caat i can't meet and you don't tell me that i can't drive an. suv. but that's whathatt lecturing u. >> and yet that's their mode of transportation. yes.ode of transportation. >> what jessic i think what jessica's positionn really clarifies is the actual e division for the democrat party, because every regular e person is thinking aboutmoms a the moms and the dads and thed families in east palestine. that families. i palestine, right. that's what they're thinking.s r and yet, you. you got the talking points when it comes to the view that sounds like really great music from that phone. >> that's a great call. you've got people who are in east palestine, of course, areve

they're desperate for help. and yet you've got talkingnt points from, i would argue, from the democratic party or the white house for the women, l the view like that is thike they're not they didn't think like and gather and this is the best way to handle this.s the le >> they don't know what to say. this is the line that the democrats want to move and that silence, we have heardu nothing but silence from democratsis, but they claim thif mantle of being the environmental championeing e part. >> part of it is shock because they also don't know how to handle this genuine environmental disaster that they should be angry about, sasterthlikeey everybody got to and understood how bad afghanistan was, where there waundersnistan s no problem wit this should be the same kind of situation. on tr and this is , you know, they and then they blame itwe on trump. the reality is they reversedrevs every single thingy president trump did. >> whasing t except this one thing. years. they've been in there for two years. so we if there is regulations that are bad or, you know,re ad

restrictions are bad, it'she funny how the biden administration has gone on a this one little verything except this one little thing. and so i don't think people are. really buying that so much. >> i think they're reallyre panickinally pg. jessica just said it'sr. a incredibly sad disaster and ih wish that politics wasn't infused into it and i haven't discussed it. when we talk about on the five, we're not talking about it inrm. terms of political terms. why do you, joe biden, go hy? dd why didn't footage go earlier? i don't know.now. he said today that he should have gone earlier and that thath was a mistake. but that doesn't mean that femaa wasn't there because that the administration, because hisk . all right.will i do not think that about. we're going to leave it there. we come back . thank you both. a bombshell new report, john solomon involving the biden family syndicate. we have that exclusively. and the house judiciaryearing committee held a hearing on biden's border crisis today . not one single democratnot bothered to show uonp. j

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that's 800 seven one six six one five one . hi, welcome back.it st we continue with our live studio audience, tonight, what a great group of people weeople have. there are normal people ininew new york . i know it'kns hard to believe. now to a breaking report from investigative reporter john solomon involving joe andee zero experienced hunter biden. now, tonight, house oversightchi committee chairman james colmar is now telling solomon that rm iw investigators they have now secured the cooperation from one of huntethr biden's closeuss

business associates and also, quote, hads business dealings with joe biden's business and tax affairs.t from new hat can we expect from this new witness? to explain, editor in chief of just the news.com, investigative reporter john solomon. i have wanted an answer to the k question. what did joe know and ho how muchw muen money did the biden family combine do in terms of business with china and russia and ukraine and kazakhstan? and and a dozen other countries? on because one has to aske the question, benefited financially? is that impact the decisions he's making? is he possibly compromise by these countries financially? >> yeah, that is the ultimate question for the american people. right. china, we know about huntew rab bidehunter bidenn. of we know about his drug addiction. we know about his pursuit ofseam overseas money. is oligarch relationshiponligar relationships.s. but what did joe biden get out of this relationship? of all the work i've done goinge

back to twenty nineteen , when i first started looking at , no person hasy more inside knowledge, from what i can tell, tha n eric schwerin. the he was the president of rosemont seneca and he was a very unique position becauseoo he not only was close to bidenb investment deals i and helping facilitate some of the investment deals in chinaa and ukraine and russiay help and actually helping flag forhur one hundred biden taxes that hunter biden tax had failed to d including on the smart money. he alsine o dimoned tax work fo joe biden.heg he's helping the white house int 2010.e get johouse e biden's tax, his affairs into shape.. and then when he finds when when, and joe biden finds out he's got a tax return, he's got some money coming back from the state of delaware, eric schwerin says, hey, your da d owes you some money. i'm going to transfer his delaware tax refunransfer hid io your account. lateer biden a later on that year in 2010r on in 20, joe bid only 18 months into the vice presiden president . eric schwerin writes, hey, i just talket. d to your dad,dent i.e., the vice president , the future president .uture he's interested in exploring his earnings potential. we should have a conversation about that.

weall the way throughout the 201 ,2012, 2013, 2014. and eric schwerin is there when biden is pursuin14 eric g dealsl with burma, with the cfc china s energy, eric schwerin hasinte more intersections to the issues thars t the american pubc now want answers from than any other character i have coming in now. character i've come across. no indication that eric di get no indication eriks ryan did anything wrong himself, butd he knows whatwa joe biden wanted. he knows what biden was talking about. s g abouhe's meeting with the ve president often. he is at the center of many of. the deals that congress wants answers to . this is a breakthrougheakthrou agreement tonight to have hisat cooperation with james comey in the house oversight committee. e >> follow the money. when we get to the money, we're going to get to the answer, th the way we will be ablequesti to answer the question. >> ionf joe biden himself has compromised with a lot of the countries that areof t our p adversaries. so we'll see. all right, john solomon, thankoh you. no tw we turn to the southern border tonight.bo the house judiciary committerde held a hearing in yuma,

arizona, today to getk a firsthand look at justat how bad biden's border crisis has now become. has becomet a single democrat en bothered to show up. >> take a look. democratic >> it's a shame that notongres one democrat member of congress would joins us on this trip despite having weeks of advance notice. ng it's disappointing, but it'shave not surprising. in fact, the democrats have called this a stunt. i would argue it's noti a stun. not but not what we've my guess is our witnesses wouldn't callno it a stunt. >> has secretary of mayorkas ever lied to you? yes. and what was the substance of that lie? he committed to after reviewing the groundboth from and the air, to specifically address, quote unquote, nine of the 11 yuma gaps. gap and how many of those gaps have been addressed to date. so far , none. >> so democrats don't think there's a crisis at the borderld at all.if t facts tell a very different story. now, since joe biden became pre

president , four point seven million people now haved e crossed illegally over the southern border. ga that at least those that we , we know that there are over one point two million known conaway's, as they call them, esat were not apprehended after escaping border patrol. meanwhile,r patrol six and seventy one thousand pounds of illegal drugs have been seized ,including heroin, meth, and , of course, deadly fentanyl, enough to kill every man, woman and child in this country. >> many times over thirteen hundred illegal guns have also been seized at the southern border, plus more than one hundred and sixty peoplee be on the terrorist watch list. they have been arrested trying make to cross. ot makes you wonder how many people on that list got across so that we know about.. now, this has beend cont and continues to be a crisisin i epic proportions and we're allrp paying the price. joining thg us now, the chairma the house judiciary committee,y gym jordan and committee jim jordan, and committee member matt gaetz of florida.

th you both. well, jim , it doesn't surprise me that not a single democrat showed up. they have been tellingp.they hao for over two y years that the border is secure. matt , to ask the question is , may or may orca's lied to us. well, every time he sayse with the border is secure, we see o l with our own eyes thatying t he's lying to us. h. >> yeah, i iff your policies weregal migr the reason for five million illegal migrants coming acrosss our border and all the fitthe bs that's caused so much harmthin to countless communities, i don't think i would show up either and understand this was done intentionally fro m dayen one . on day one , joe biden said no more will no more remain for mexico, no more deportation. and as a result ofhat that, wet all those facts and figures you just cited, sean. toda but what we also got today, what we heary d from people here in yuma, is how it overwhelmed their school system. their hospital system, their first responders, their la the fw enforcement, bol patrol, the cost to the folks.fk here on the border and acrossd b

our border. and maybe most importantly nowe that's coming acrosss coming the country. it's coming to florida. it's coming to ohio. it's coming to new york city.ne yoand mayor eric adams said they can't take anymore. that's why thitake anymore.s iss and that's why we've got t to change things and pass legislation outhingst of our committee. now, the house, which we plan to do and max, you ask the right question. >> you know, did may orcas lie to us? but it's not just him. it's joe biden. it's kamala harris. it's the entire administration.. they keep telling us the border is secure and our eyes tell us something very differently. >> yeah. >> tens of illegal immigrants show up in martha's vineyard and they go crazy as if they're being overwhelmed. e a yet here in yuma, arizona, weheo see a community on the front linentess of an invasionnvasion. and american babies inir first their most frail moments, in their first days and hours, are being crowded out of neonataleoa intensive care units by migrants.

here's the math on that, sean. here four pregnancies frompresei these illegal aliens is presenting the need for nick . you care. there's only 20 manescu beds in the community here in yuma. babe and so american babies fros m taxpayers right here, folks. who are legally in our country,7 sometimes they have to go one hundred and seventy miles away. orhood you imagine that pain here, it's n coming to au. neighborhood near you because this millions of additionalditin people in our country, it alabsolutely affects the culture and affects the competition over limited resources. well , we have a battle comingei up. and the joe bidengn democrats ae going to need the majority house republicans to get an increase in the debt ceiling.e certainly, i think most conservatives, jim jordan, would would want something about w fiscal responsibility tied to any increase in the debt ceiling. can you also tie secure bordersa in any agreement if they wangrt that debt ceiling raised?rais >> well, we have to look at at

someplacsoe where something must pass legislation where we can do it. i think that's probabl that upre appropriate in the appropriation bills which come up in september. wee to btoe willing to fight because we saw over the last two days justt all parts of thes . and as matt said, it's going to come to all parts of the countr.y. people a when you got that volume ofnd people, that number of people, it's coming over. so, yeah , we got to be willinguddenly to fight because joe biden is not going to just suddenly see this, see the ligh thingt, o the right thing. so it's going to be up to us. to fight. all right, jim jorda naetz, and kate's on the house judiciary committee. >> thank you for going to thgoeo boe us that report when we come back . a another bizarre blunder filled day. pamela r filled d harris.d. we'v e got the tape and it was pretty bad. straight ahead, i can't believe this is how you kids talk to your friends. this is talking. did you have a nice day? look at the size of these butterfly shrimp. norman shrimp. what she's talking nascar cup

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>>l right. another wonderful day fors. kamala harris. during an event with an ev historically black colleges at university students athite the white house, the audience hause, td to be reminded to clar the vice president . you really can't make this up. >> take a look.>> p please standleas as she enters the room, you can clap. they still didn't clap.then it then it got worse.wi with yet another rant about, you know, ben, diagrams. >> iatch this latest thing. she's talking about text ofgs i like i like to think othf a lot of things in the context of a venn diagram. n diagrams. >> always ask, is there a vennfo diagram for this? i'll telling you, it's fascinating when you do so venn diagram those three circles.

right.t and if youto mor wane t to add some more circles to the vandieu around, the solutions also look like what weto need to do to invest in a clean energyecon economy. >>omy. that's what it is .the pg it's just like the passage ofim time that's on time passages ine passing and it's passing time. i didn't make that up. obsession with these pen diagrams, as she says, hasa been a constant theme of hers. c >> now, as vice president , inua case you've forgotten, take a look. >> and what we are also seeing is that if you look at, you know, i like venn diagram. okay, so if you look. >> i do. so let me tell you, i love venn diagram. >> i love and diagrams. you know, the three circles amlove van just cracking up among the many things that i like, i love and diagrams, you know, the three circles

i love and diagrams i just just. just throw i thrt intoow a venn diagram. >> i'll tell you everything you need to know about any issues in the venn diagram. i mean, just i really just love the diagrams. >> i love the venn diagram. diagramokay, that's a little iy do. n diagram. so you know that the threetime circles, sometimes there arethee more . >> i don't know what she likes better venn diagram or giggling. yoene flubs didn't end there.ve you won't believe what happened during today's press briefing. take whaurin a look at this. >> so today, as you all saw, just an hour or so ago, president obama announced that pardon me, president biden, love that is news. one wonders who really is in charge. don't pay here. joining us now with our great, great american panel, the co-host of the bottom line,. dagen mcdowell.sean

sean duffy and pops across america, host jimmy fallon. oh, jimmy , what's event what's a venn diagram? >>is with three circles?do you >> do you know? >> you know, the worst part of that story is biden thinks it's a guy named ben diagramed. she loves him so much. i want to meet this guy. she's always talking about it. i have no idea. >> maybe you can help us dig what you learned in third gradep that we always think thatea she's speaking like she talks adults like their children. it's really the other wait'sy around. ird grad >> she's stuck in third grade. that's when the learning ceased . i thought, though, she didn't wasn't really that upset about the students clapping for she walked in there feeling saucy and sassy and vivacious and alive.and alive because she

pete ran 1 because she's not budha . >> gedge yeah. probably true. >> the i had one thing. didn i just want to correctse i the record, though. the only reason they didn't clap as it was 1:00 in the afternoon and they didn't want to wake up bidartup biden s nap time, i'm saying. yeah, sean, when i don't, i worry about him running again. and never winning. that scares the hell out of me.e but then i worry about hermore running and i don't know what scares me more , her or him. so i think that's the point ofok the democrats, right. they look at kamala harrisot seo and she's unserious sometimes. >> looks like she's smoking dope and they look listen, joe biden is the only hope wena have, because if it's not joe ,e we based our whole political career on identity politics. we can't send kamala harris oute to pasture so they can't have come out. so they're k stuck y ar with joe ste and it's but i think with the wh chinese, they watched joe biden harr do theyched kamala harris j . how unserious do they thinnkk wo are, how stupid they think we ih are to be like these two in the top positions of the u.s.? >> i look at everything that'skt happening. china i seone you know, i see china on the move.

i see russiamove on the move. i see the economy. lawrence summers is warning of a real economic crash. >> dagen, you follow this. you both follow this. >> and we have really serious po problems.blem and i just don't i just think they're up to fixing any one of these problems. i don't think they understand the intricacies of an economy. i don't think they understand o what's really going on in terms of ukraine. ukraine.i worry about the bideg compromised. i got a lot of thoughts spinningi have in my head about things can go and none onof them seem to be going in the rightt direction. >> well, n deste energy destroying our energy sector, driving up energy prices thate d gave vladimir putin enough p money to invade ukraine. e. and now this fixation on green energy that's funneling money directly to china. and it is it is destroyingfe our way of life and it is destroying our standard ofi a living. and i've said thisai to yod uu before, debt is weakness.just o

so just on the amount of debt that they've accumulated in two years has made america a great deal . >> when you saw the cbo numbers, what, another. ten trillion dollars in debt in. a short period of time, lookinge down the line at fifty trillion dollars in debt, jet debt to gdp ratio now over 100%. >> it's normally about 46%. >> one hundred twenty five percent right now.% and so they know wharightheyt ti doing.nse th people inside the white house,sr they're smart. they're trying to taket.y and de the american economy. they're trying to destroy a america because they hate america. you don't yomeri they hate amu don'erica.t do th you think any other reason. but that is true. you think they're doing thisings on purpose? purpose oh, 100%. oh, i they want to transformmera america. right. there's a this is a transformational presidency. barack obama started it. it and joe biden is going to finish it. the middle classn will american. this is about an elite ruling class, a globalist idea. so that's the reason why that we have all this energy, all these resources here. but they'd rathe wr importouldpt three million barrels of oil from venezuela a dayay

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they i saw i see. up 2020 four. presidential race is heating up. entrepreneur author vivek ramaswamy has announced this week that he is running inprimar the republican primary. >> he came c out of the gatee ke with some key policy proposalsam ,like a plan to end affirmative action, a push to completely separate the american economy from china. and this week he has beennew ha campaigning in iowa and new hampshire, where he now joins us . sir vivek, welcome to the program. thanks for being here.ks b eingthank you, john . thank you, guys. i appreciate that. okay, so i'm aware of you. i've you you've been i believe ,my radio show a number of times, right? >> yes.

but you're not well knownican p to the american people, so you're goingeo up against you.p eventually, i think you'llagains be going up against some of the bigges nt names in the republican party. are you running for name. recognition? e you running recognor are you really in this because you want to win and you think you have a bette r vision than the people that are in the race now? >> sea i'm in this to be the ne. president of the united states , and ii am run i'm runnt vision for our country tha ite e i have developed over the lastlo three years. this is no e t somebody else's vision. this is my vision. my visi believe we're in the mis of a national identity crisisre where most americans can't even answer the question of what it means to be an american today. mericaand i'm running forve the president to revive the ideals that set i this nation into motion. two hundred and fifty years ago, basic ideas like meritd on getting ahead based on hard work and your commitment and your dedication rather thanr your skin color. ideas like free speech and opent debate for settlingtldi fferenpolitical differences.

the basic idea, the mostea that fundamental idea thatct t the people who we elect to runyu the government are the ones who actually run the governmentc rather than a managerialra aristocracy that actually runs the show today. and i live as president of the united states . >> i can deliver on that. okay, so you're looking for the republican nomination. ght o >>w probably the leader right now would be donald trump. if you look at look the polls a, what are the policy differences you have between yourself? and donald trump?onald >>tr so first of all, donalda trump's a friend. i ami'm not running against himo >> i am running on a vision for our nation. but you're not running for him. >> you're running against him.hi let's be honest.le t'i'm okay.untry. well, here's why i'm running for our country. but here's the but let'sle be let's let's talk about differences, because i'm with sean. he was the oggi of america. first, i'm takin the firstam tae next level with america first 2.0. okay, let' to .0s actually get the job done, which means dismantling federal bureaucracy instead of instead of actually is managerial protections. ually manarial and civil servic. i'm proposing eight year sunset clauses for anybody in

the federal bureaucracy. if i can't derive a paychecknno from the federal government as the next us president formore more than eight years, i don't yearsthink other federal bureas should either. i'm going to shut down federal agencies. earlier today, i put out my proposal to actually shut o shutdodown the department of education, which should noth . exist. that's just the first of th many government agencies that i am dw pledging to shut down as the next president .s cl >> i am dismantling this. climate, religion. we have been addicte d to aac climate religion that shacklestn the united states while leaving chinitg a untouched. as far so i think it's about taking it to the next level. as far as i see, alli e.. >> vivek, we're going to watch your campaign closely. welcome to the rac thee. ave a and it's gotlo a lot of timee between now. this time next year, peoplnee voting all around the country.e. we appreciate your time. when we come back , we get questions from this great audience as we continue live in new york . city. glad you're with us. this is cowritten debrie, where

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