biden. abby lowe has largely taken over the case. chris clark originally was the lead. since he may be a witness in a case involving the failed plea negotiations, he did take a step back. we've reached out to chris clark and abby lowe on screen right to see what they have to say about it. as part of the plea agreement between hunter biden and the government that fell apart in july in delaware hunter would have had a diversion agreement in return for his promise not to buy another gun and consent for entry into a background check system. biden's attorney said the diversion agreement was signed as it will be in effect and biden has and will continue to follow that agreement. the government says the agreement is null and void. back to attorney general merrick garland he will be feeling the fact that house republicans are back in action. he will appear before the house judiciary committee next week, a week from tomorrow. expect hunter to be a major

topic during hours of intense questioning. dana and bill. >> dana: thank you, david spunt. republicans have long enjoyed an advantage in the electoral college. believe me. because of past luck in key battleground states that decide the election. in 2016 he won the presidency even though he lost the popular vote. that edge is now fading. we want to talk about that, of course. let's start with that and we'll go to impeachment and everything else on our plate today. so democrats have been so frustrated how is it that we can win so much more in the popular vote and still lose the presidency? happened in 2000 and happened again if 2016. "new york times" in arguing the republicans, because they are growing in red areas but shrinking in blue areas, this is changing. do you see that? >> i agree. there is a migration of our party. we have red voters moving to red

states. florida and texas have added and blue and purple states are getting bluer and why i've made the case electorally we have to go through a blue or purple state to win the white house. i will say in 2022 we did win the popular vote and we would have won the electoral college. we were the top vote getter in new hampshire, georgia and arizona. republicans were the top vote getter in all three states. it bodes well for us heading to 2024. >> dana: which blue or purple state is the most gettable for republicans? >> wisconsin, pennsylvania. i would say michigan. we have a very competitive senate race there. this senate map. people aren't paying attention to the senate map. democrats have 23 seats up. we can flip the senate. we won't have a map like this for 12 years. this is our best chance to flip the senate. >> bill: would you put nevada and arizona. >> west virginia, ohio and montana. georgia won't have a senate race

but in the presidential georgia. >> bill: at the presidential level there are seven states that will likely determine. >> not just seven states but dial into key counties. this is where the ground game starts and why the rnc is in the states right now. we know it will come down presidency to 6 or 7 states. >> bill: "wall street journal" polling, who is too old to run for president was the question? the answer is this, joe biden at 73%, donald trump at 47%. another question. who is mentally up for the job, biden 36, trump 46. who has a vision for the future, joe biden 44, donald trump 52. what does that tell you in terms of strategy? >> i think biden has some real problems and we see it in the democrat party. there is a vacancy. i don't love the age. my mom is 80 and she could run the country. okay? my dad the same way. i just think you see biden go vacant. the lost stare.

it is concerning. anybody who has had family members who had the moments and he is the president of the united states is deeply concerning. i don't think people see that with donald trump or anybody on our side of the aisle. >> dana: do you see it with mitch mcconnell? >> he has had an illness. i talked to mitch the other day and he sounded as sharp as ever. i don't feel that way. >> bill: what about the future for the house. redistricting in certain states like alabama could reshape the future in the majority for control. what is your view? >> i agree. i don't think people pay attention to happening right now in the courts. you have north carolina that's potentially can pick up a couple seats. ohio. we just saw a ruling from the supreme court there and you look at wisconsin. you look at new york right now trying to redraw the maps. all this is happening now. the rnc is investing in all of this. but the house is key. and you have to hold california and new york. places where we had big gains in

2022. we need to not only keep the house but expand it. >> bill: go ahead. >> dana: before we lose her. they are trying to push us. the impeachment inquiry that house speaker mccarthy will push forward today. does it help republicans? >> i think kevin is right on. our voters are sick and tired of republicans getting attacked all the time through the courts or whatever and it's time to go after biden. when you see 22 llc funneling $20 million to 10 different biden family members while he is vice president. this is deeply concerning to our country and we need to get to the bottom of it. >> a certain percentage of republicans in america who don't like the vote the way that america now is voting and will vote in 2024. you have run the rnc. what are you doing actively to make sure that republicans understand the new rules in states where it applies? >> we have to vote early. why do i say this? we have launched back your vote

but i tell you why. if you vote every year, if i get your vote in the first voting day of the 45 day period it costs me a lot less money and frees up money so i can chase new and independent and swing voters. you have to bank your vote early. if there is a 45 day voting window vote the first day. you are a football fan. you don't wait until the fourth quarter to start scoring. if you have four quarters of a game you start scoring in the first quarter. the lions won. let's use them against kansas city. we have to play by the rules. >> dana: president trump last week even said your votes won't count necessarily when he was on in the town hall he said he was frustrated with what he saw in 2020 and if you look at georgia, in those runoffs, a lot of people didn't turn out to vote because they thought it wouldn't matter. >> trump has done a video for

bank your vote.com. we need people to do it. lawyers changed. voter i.d. is in georgia. ? 2020 they got rid of all voter i.d. requirements across the country and did all mail in voting. we changed it in a lot of states. you can track your ballot. if we let democrats get a 45 day head starts and think we get it done on election day, we won't win. >> bill: thank you for your time. we'll speak 100 times between now and then. >> we have dana at the debate. we're excited. >> coming up end of september. we've got a new video of a wild car chase in l.a. that ended with three police officers injured. check it out. roll this here. [gunshots] >> bill: all that in broad daylight officers cornered the man in the city of los angeles.

the drive began ramming that vehicle that belonged to the city of l.a. at high speed. the suspect in custody with a lengthy criminal record. jonathan hunt is running it down live in l.a. jonathan. that was something. >> it really was. we've seen chases in l.a. this one was something else. the suspect had been on police radar earlier that day. stopped and cited for driving with a suspended license and detained for trespassing at a small airport. detained for traffic violations and after all that he stole a department of water and power truck and took off. when police finally cornered him, he did this. and that's when police first

opened fire. [gunshots] >> get on the ground. >> even when officers thought they had the suspect completely blocked in, they didn't. >> the car is disabled. not going anywhere. back up. eventually the suspect man well

ramirez could no longer drive the severely damaged vehicle. even then he simply wouldn't give up. waving and screaming at police from the back of the truck before a swat team arrived and he was eventually arrested. he has a criminal record going back to 2012. three police officers were injured during the chase, bill, two treated at the scene. one taken to a hospital treated and released. frankly, when you look at that video, bill, it seems a miracle that no one was killed by that suspect. >> bill: unbelievable to watch. jonathan, thank you. jonathan hunt live in l.a. dana. >> dana: a woman lacrosse coach losing they are dream job after speaking out against transgender athletes in women's sports. >> bill: new mexico a governor putting a target on guns imposing a temporary ban in the city of albuquerque. why that city's mayor, police chief and county sheriff are

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role as employee wellness program manager, which would have no contact with students and be creating things which is paperwork. >> bill: apparently you have recordings of some who work at the universities. northern ohio southwest of cleveland as we were speaking during the commercial break. one said you fall into the category of people filled with hate. another gentleman who works there says it is acceptable to have your own opinions but when they go against oberlin's beliefs it is a problem for your employment. can you produce those recordings? >> yes, i can. >> bill: have you spoken to them about the comments they made? >> i have not spoken to either one of them since my story came

out on august 29th. i did speak to the athletic director yesterday, as she presented me with the new role that they have offered me. >> dana: was there a straw that broke the camel's back that you had write that on august 29th? >> yes, there was. originally -- this is over a year and a half ago that i was told all of these things, right, that i fall into a group of hate, that people are calling me trans phobic, trans greaseive and unsafe. and my office was a place of solace, a place where people could come to cry, to be loved, to get support. and the reason i took so long to speak out is i had planned to do it a year ago and i was still in

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allow biological males to compete in women's and girls' sports why do we even have women's and girls sports and why do we have title ix and why do we have legislation for women? >> dana: great questions all. sorry for what you are going through. this whole issue is not going away and it takes a lot of guts to talk about it. thanks for coming on the show. >> thanks. >> bill: so this is the book everyone is talking about. the new biography on elon musk. a page turner and it is deep. an unprecedented look at his day-to-day life. the author who shadowed him for years is about to tell all of us about it. >> biographer has to show the light and the dark strands. you have to be critical of the dark strand. you have to be admiring of the light strand. but the toughest thing is to show how they intertwine.

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facing criticism for reportedly shutting down a satellite signal near crimea in order to thwart a ukrainian strike on russian warships. our next guest in studio wrote about that in his brand-new book. meet walter isaacson, the author of elon musk. welcome to our show. >> great to see you again. >> bill: over the weekend you shot something out on social media saying ukrainians thought coverage was enabled all the way to crimea. it was not. the original excerpt that was published over the weekend said that musk secretly told engineers to turn off coverage within 100 miles of the crimea coast. was that wrong or? >> he was talking to me that night as it was happening. we're not enabling it. i thought that means he shut it off that night. he later said to me and i'm sure he was right it had been a policy already in place that he had already decided not to

allow, geo fence the crimean coast and that night all he did was reaffirm the policy so that the attack that was going on would not sink the russian fleet in crimea. he thought that would be like a pearl harbor. >> bill: i see this as a tender issue. did the book good et wrong? did you screw that up? >> i made a mistake in thinking that when he said we're not enabling it, i thought that was a decision he made that night. he made it before that but i think it is the same point, which is he decided not to allow star link to be used for this offensive attack. the decision had been made earlier than just that night but the main thing is this one person had a lot of power to say -- i have all the text messages from that night with the ukrainians back and forth with elon musk and later when they are arguing about can we use this? musk is saying no, we're keeping

it geo fenced off so that you can't use it to attack the russian fleet. >> bill: what's remarkable about star link is that the russians knocked out their internet in the first few hours of this war and star link allowed the ukrainians to communicate with themselves and the rest of the world. >> how come the u.s. military, how come nobody else, how come they can't build satellites to with stand russian hacking? this gave must bing a lot of power. his star link was the only one that could with stand the hacking. he was the only way they could communicate. he had sent a lot of star links to help the ukrainians but then decided secretly, without telling the ukrainians, this was all right, that it wasn't going to be able to be used for an offensive attack. he considered crimea to be an offensive attack. the ukrainians considered crimea to be part of their territory. >> dana: what's interesting, let's take a step back. you spent a lot of time with

him. he gave you a lot of access. when you do that as a principal, then you are opening your whole life up. he was open with you and talked with you a lot. you also have written books about steve jobs and leonardo da vinci. how did musk compare? >> it was an amazing experience. when we first started talking 2 or 3 years ago i don't want to do the book based on interviews. i want to be by your side day after day. in south texas walking the launch pad for spacex or in freemont doing the factory for tesla. i had unbelievable access. there was something amazing about him which he said i will be totally open. come to any meeting. nothing off limits. the only request or only demand in some ways i made you have no control over the book. you don't get to read it beforehand because i have got to focus on the audience, not on pleasing the subject.

>> dana: how do you think he defines success in his own mind? >> he has three great missions. as he said to me i read comic books. i was a lonely child. i would go to the corner of the bookstores and the super heroes saving humanity. one to have a space faring civilization. let's go to mars. two, get us into an era of sustainable energy with electric vehicles. single handedly he did the most to do that. let's make sure our robots, artificial intelligence is safe. those are the 3 missions that drive him. >> bill: you study your subjects before you write about them. you did that with steve jobs and maybe einstein. outside of the era. but when you study a man like him but then spend time with him, what surprised you? >> one of the things that

surprised me there is no one elon musk. sometimes you are with him he is giddy, happy, funny, sometimes focused on an engineering issue and can figure things out better than any of his engineers. how a valve should work. sometimes he gets into a dark brooding mode and something that happened to his father. it all goes back to the childhood. he has a father who was jekyll and hyde. go into dark modes and make elon stand in front of him and told him how stupid he was. you see that in elon musk. when he gets angry. but when that happens he gets things done. >> bill: what will he do next? >> i think he really -- he called me and it is the last part of the book about artificial intelligence. everybody is talking about the large language models chatbots fun. you have to integrate it with real world artificial intelligence. a robot or a car driving through the city street.

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offing for the house. here he is. >> i think they only have marginally more power with an inquiry than they have now. what this ramps up is the political urgency. when you defy the subpoenas of an impeachment committee, politically that's more explosive than defying the subpoenas of say the oversight committee. but one way or the other the democrats will defy the subpoenas. >> bill: chad pergram broke this news earlier today. house republicans taking a step further now launching the inquiry into president joe biden. fox confirms that house majority leader -- speaker kevin mccarthy telling house republicans today that an inquiry is the next logical step that's the quote. bret baier, anchor of "special report." we sliced and diced it with mccarthy and bill mcgurn. how do you see it playing out, if it does? >> well, i see that it is all

intertwined with the effort to get the finances figured out, the budget figured out. the fiscal cliff avoided by october 1st. today 3:00 p.m. the rules committee meets in the house to move the defense appropriation bill. there are people on the house freedom caucus who will hold a news conference at 3:00 p.m. at the same time looking add two trains on a track going toward each other about financing the house freedom caucus and others saying they need to cut the top line. need to cut out of the budget. the republicans some of them in the house but a lot of them in the senate say we have agreed to this. we need to move forward to avoid a shutdown. all of this is tied to the impeachment inquiry which politically may provide some cover for house speaker mccarthy but we'll see. >> dana: this is always a risk politically. i wonder if the white house thinks of this today as a lifeline perhaps, meaning that the numbers have been so bad do they think things will get worse because of this or will

democrats sort of figure out a way to get behind joe biden and hold him up even though so many of them in the polls are seeing are also saying we don't know if he is the best guy to run in 2024. >> that's true, dana. everybody is saying that, even democrats in their circles saying it does not seem like the president has the vitality, vigor to do four more years especially after what we saw in the vietnam news conference in hanoi. you have heard circles in democrats impeachment opens the door. you heard fetterman from pennsylvania who doesn't talk out much saying that go ahead, bring it on, because this is going to be something to see. and so it could fire up some democrats if this impeachment moves forward. the other problem is it could also find more things. >> bill: i mentioned mcgurn. roll this clip from last hour. some republicans think exactly what bill mcgurn is thinking on

this. >> joe biden's public statements have been untrue. he told people in the debate his son took no money from china. well, hunter just admitted in court that he did. so i think in the inquiry is a good idea. also because i think a vote is crucial. it forces accountability. all these things have to be weighed and it is good to get members on the record. >> bill: a lot more on this in special report. nancy pelosi never held that vote with trump. now on the topic of iran. a stunner now. we are set to exchange five iranians for five americans and then there is $6 billion of iranian funds in the deal as well. anthony blinken says this. the united states is committed to release five iranian national currently detained in the u.s. and with the transfer is $6 billion in iranian funds held in restricted accounts in the republic of korea to restricted

accounts in qatar where the funds are available only, he writes, for humanitarian trade. what is the obsession with this administration on iran? i think also you have to think back to the obama years and their obsession with tehran also. >> yeah, they are selling this as getting americans out of jail. it obviously is broader than that. with the release of those sanctions on the $6 billion, it provides money to iran. the fact the announcement comes out on 9/11 is also not great. but listen, iran is a imagine or factor this administration has not figured out and only being empowered on their terrorism side and sponsor of terrorism around the world. so every global place you look is a hot spot that is not seeming to get better. >> dana: bret, what would our

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house republicans pushing back on it. covid censorship concerns again on social media. florida republican congressman mike waltz. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> this is so clearly and blatantly unconstitutional. i think it will be knocked down. nothing more than a public relations ploy by a governor who is having some trouble in her own state. >> bill: that was chris christie a bit earlier today on our program reacting to new mexico governor grish ham's emergency gun order. several legal challenges to the order already underway. more on the story from william la jeunesse in l.a. >> using a public health order to ban guns seems odd but progressives kicked around the idea for years until friday when new mexico's governor suspended

the second amendment to make streets safer. though she provided no evidence as to how. especially since neither albuquerque police, the mayor, d.a. or sheriff said they will enforce this ban. even the state police refuse to say if they have confiscated any guns or cited any residents. this in a state where anyone can legally carry a gun if public. >> effective immediately, no person other than a law enforcement officer or licensed security officer shall possess a firearm either openly or concealed. >> i'm a law enforcement professional. this order will not do anything to curb gun violence other than punish law-abiding citizens from their constitutional right to self-defense. >> governor issued the order after the shooting death of three children since july. now claiming no one is safe in

albuquerque. a state republican wanted to impeach her. it will likely go nowhere in a state controlled behr democrats. opponents have filed six lawsuits so far. >> she can't just suspend the parts of the constitution that she doesn't like and say it doesn't apply. the second amendment doesn't just say you have the right to keep arms, no, you have the right to keep and bear arms. you have the right to carry firearms outside of your home. >> so a court hearing to block the order was scheduled for this morning, bill. a federal judge appointed by president biden postponed without explanation. six lawsuits and probably have to consolidate those. >> bill: more to come on this, william. he is in our bureau on the west coast. >> dana: new york city is cutting overtime pay for its police force in order to free up money for the city's migrant crisis. reduction comes despite concerns the nypd is already short staffed in a wave of officers calling it quits. let's bring in kennedy from the

podcast kennedy saves the world and tyrus. said your new graphics. looking very good. this is what mayor adams said. we're about to experience a financial tsunami that i don't think the city has ever experienced. every service in this city will be impacted from child service to our seniors to housing. everything will be impacted including the police and including trash collection, which i don't know if that happens anymore in this city. >> we don't have all east in new york city so why we have a huge rat problem. you cut back on trash collection, you have more rats. also if you are cutting down on police and firefighters it means the city is obviously less safe. it already feels very strange. you don't see as many officers on the street as you used to. you had so many early retirements. like every major police force in the country it is difficult to recruit. so if the city is less safe guess what will happen which is already happening? businesses leave. the commercial real estate

vacancy is almost on par with san francisco and also businesses if they are here, they are looking for a way out if it's less safe. less revenue for the city. so the problem only compounds. >> bill: it is a waterfall. a way to change it. he could make a trip to the oval office and say this is the reality i'm dealing with now. >> i don't understand this. he is a former police officer and police chief. that should have been the last thing on the table. it's a constant trend to where at this point other than just duty and honor, what makes a policeman and woman get up and put the uniform on anymore? it is non-stop. how about starting at the top. you take a pay cut. how about all the people sitting in chairs in officers who make votes, all of them anti-up. why would you think about the police officers. overtime? they don't get paid good enough as it is. it's shameful. he is trying to scare the public. why don't you put the narrative away and you might not get

reelected but be the mayor for new york city and fix it and do what you have to do. it will cost you an election but support your police department and take some pay cuts. tell the boosters they need to ante up instead of campaign contributions. >> dana: call washington avenue in washington, d.c. a flight from ghana supposed to come to new york and diverted to this island in portugal. the passengers were told don't try to start a revolution. they should be grateful the plane didn't crash. the statement from delta. we can put it on the screen. i won't read the whole thing. we apologize for the delay in their travels. it was pretty bad. >> it was pretty bad. i am looking at this from a different perspective. i travel with a backpack, always carry on. empty water bottle. snacks and water wherever i go. what else in my bag bikini. wearing running shoes.

i'm on an island. i'll go out and do some hiking, exploring and lay in the sun and make the best of it. make lemon cello. >> my favorite thing is when you go to an island and it is please keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times. it is do not start a revolution. i have think there are some red flags. hiking might be a problem in your yellow bikini if you end up a hostage. when you hit the ground and they don't tell you where the restaurants are. you have to stay in this room. and do not read pamphlets and start a revolution. i will take a nap and stay on the plane for 12 hours. >> bill: can we get to the story of the day? what in the world happened on that field last night? roll the video. aaron rodgers, a play from scrimmage. waiting on the results of the mri. he was one of the talked about athletes in america for seven months. tyrus, you are a football fan. how did this happen? >> the same thing that happens

to everyone. father time doesn't care what anyone says about you. we've seen this in every backyard in america. dad comes out with a knee pads, stretch, the kids are excited. dad will play with us. as soon as he drops back, oh, oh and then he is in the back, then mom has to take care of him. father time has happened. the jets, you should be used to this. you did this -- favre. he was a victim of the greatest most devastating dynasty in the history of football. the new england football patriots. it was a great game focused on your young guys. this is what you get. you should have traded for love. love had a nice day in green bay. >> it looks like unfortunately this is not only a season-ending injury for rodgers, a torn

achilles. this will end his career. it is sad to go out like that considering the impact he has had on the game. >> bill: the nfl scheduled the new york jets five times in prime time television. >> tom brady is not available. >> where is he? >> he is working for delta. you know, that commercial airline. >> dana: i'm trying to think of something to say. >> you picked the detroit lions, you were right. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. speaker of the united states house of representatives says it is time to take the next logical step against president joe biden. we are now moments away from kevin mccarthy talking live from capitol hill. you see the lectern set up outside his office. will he tell the nation his plan for moving forward with a biden impeachment inquiry? i'm harris faulkner and you ar