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prosecutors hint there could be more charges on the way. it's a real head scratcher if you take joe's word that his son has done nothing wrong. >> first of all, my son has done nothing wrong. i trust him. i have faith in him. it impacts my presidency by making me feel proud of him. this thing about a gun, i didn't know anything about it. i have confidence in my son. i love him. he's on the straight and narrow and has been far few years -- for a few years now. i'm proud of him. >> democrats are relieved that his gun charges don't have anything to do with joe biden yet. >> we shouldn't take delight in other people's misfortunes. we have to have a rule of law. when people commit crimes, the consequences follow >> the justice department charges have nothing to do with the president. >> hunter biden is a private citizen. he's not the president of the united states. >> it sounds like a prosecutor appointed by donald trump kept

by joe biden to investigate his own son has found that there's no wrongdoing that joe biden did, so great. greg: joe biden's other problem that's not named hunter is his age. it looks like democrats can't a avoid that one either. >> age is a relative thing as we all know. let's be in the very positive vain about age. it is about judgment, and that's what a president needs to have. joe biden knows his -- [inaudible]. >> the conclusion that people draw is i think off base. when people say to me well, he's old. yeah, that's right. but look at what he's gotten done, and then if that's not enough for you, look at the alternative >> the white house gets frustrated with the media for bringing it up, but they are not going to stop. it is a watercooler issue with the public. it just is.

>> gun charges is this all there is or more to come? >> there's more to come. the walls are closing in on joe biden right now. the dominoes are starting to fall. we talked about this, the opinion piece in the washington post, we knew it was going to start falling apart, and then we have nancy pelosi who is a very smart woman who is able to say very clearly that, you know, joe biden is the greatest. kamala is the greatest. instead she refuses to say that kamala harris is the best running mate for joe biden. okay? then you have another statement made this morning that this has now become a real serious discussion about joe's age and his mental acuity. okay. but now we've got the first time in american history that a president's son has indicted. he's been indicted for something that is very much approvable crime. it is a matter of record, the public record. he's made admissions in the book, three counts to this indictment, adding up to 25

years. however, those 25 years if he were to be convicted of all three lying on the forum, lying to the person he bought the gun from and actually possessing the gun while he was under the influence of drugs, the sentence would be -- the sentences would be run concurrently. that's means he's never going to get 25 years, and as a first offender, it is probably not going to be anything even near the highest charge or the lowest which is five years. however, what is stunning about all this is there was absolutely nothing preventing this indictment from being issued five years ago or four years and 11 months ago. the fact that david weiss now has special prosecutor status hasn't given him any additional powers that he didn't already have. this indictment is in delaware where hunter lives, where the crime was committed. david weiss has always had the power in that particular place. now, the whistle-blowers are the ones who really opened this thing up to us because joe biden

has been lying. you actually do get it. it's his son. he loves him. my son has done nothing wrong. we pretty much expect every parent to say that kind of thing, but this is not the end of it, by any -- by any stretch of the imagination. this is one count that is just the door opener, and what will come now, given the kind of -- you see what's happening with the press. now what we've got are even democrats, like nancy pelosi kind of saying, you know, who knows. there's a real serious discussion. the flood waters are coming in. the next will be on the tax indictment. okay? you cannot do an indictment of the taxes and hunter biden without investigating joe. >> uh-huh. >> as they investigate joe, more information is going to come out about -- as they investigate hunter, more will come out about joe. now weiss saying it was not his decision. whistle-blowers coming forward. we've got everything now in a

situation where this thing is all -- you know, dam the torpedos. the bidens are going down. we talked about this yesterday. it is a question of when. >> all right, dana, now on to joe, the cat is no longer on the roof. >> where is he now? greg: it's in a shoe box getting ready for burial in the backyard. >> already? greg: i think we're seeing the bat signal. we are seeing it go out to everybody. it is okay to talk about it. >> they have had the terrible no good very bad week this week. it started on sunday in vietnam when the president gave the press conference that was incoherent. monday he got slammed for being in alaska on 9/11. tuesday the david -- post which gives the green light for the establishment to open the floodgates. and now you have on thursday, the inflation report and a unt -- and a hunter indictment. i would say that's a pretty bad week. greg: yes. >> i'm interested in the legal front as to what's next but also

for me politically what next. now you have joe biden who will probably go to the beach this weekend, right, or somewhere, maybe camp david. he will be with his family. does he start to make the decision -- does anybody start to talk to him about what we're actually seeing? i don't know. maybe he doesn't want to hear it. maybe no one in his circle is able to tell him directly. maybe that's why these messages are coming from outside. someone could say sir, we need to have a serious conversation. does it open up a position where joe biden would say i have accomplished so much, look at all i have done, i've done what i said i would do. my son is being hunted by the republicans. and it's unfair. and he's in recovery. and i love him. and i'm going to pardon him, and i'm going to step down from running for reelection. that's a real possibility and something that would be amazing to cover. it also could be completely untrue. greg: yeah. i once went to camp david, but he was busy doing a drag show. [laughter] greg: no one gets that.

>> i got it. greg: jesse, i'm pretty sure you can see newsom's grinning teeth from the international space station. [laughter] >> because of the whitening? greg: yes. no, because biden -- >> he may not jump i will tell you why. i don't know the if he wants to leapfrog a black female vp. he may keep his powder dry till 2028. if trump wins, it is only one tour. if trump wins, the revenge tour, it will be tough for a republican to win after that. gavin could keep his powder dry and wait. so i'm not sure he's jumping in. and i'm also not sure biden's going down. he's definitely heading down, but he's not going down without a fight. this is joe biden we're talking about, the stubbornest man in washington, d.c. it is going to get ugly. weiss is his pocket boy. he's still protecting hunter. i don't think he's going to serve a day in jail on the guns. i think they are just going to drag it out. it is a charge not connected to

the president. and they don't often prosecute this because it is really hard to prove because most people don't confess to being on drugs and buying guns. only hunter is dumb enough to pull that off. so you're right, though. now everyone says it is okay to talk about joe biden. >> yep. >> but they don't know what to say because in the democratic party, you have to say the same thing as everybody else. if you don't say the same thing as everybody else, you're ostracized. so everyone's kind of feeling around in the dark. is it okay if we talk badly about kamala? is it report if we mention joe biden's age? it is fun to watch because usually they are so militantly disciplined in their messaging. this is -- they are spazing. it is very entertaining. the bank records is where it will be. they will go after hunter's and joe's. the offshore is where the action is. you can move money from an offshore account to an offshore account. irs has no clue. not even the irs whistle-blowers are going to find it. you have to find the offshore. greg: i wish i knew that

earlier. >> right. greg: tulsi, i think the real fear is not that joe is incapacitated. they don't care as long as he wins. they don't care if he's a vegetable. they fear he's going to lose especially with impeachment looming. what do you think? >> this is bigger than joe biden. this is why we're seeing what we're seeing. they are thinking this guy could actually lose. which means the democratic elite, the power elite, they lose. this is why you see a transition here, will it be kamala harris or somebody else? people are talking about biden's accomplishments. in that piece, he said biden's accomplished so much. he's done all these things. his greatest accomplishment was he beat donald trump. that was a few years ago. you have hillary saying look at what biden's gotten done. when we actually what he's looked at what he's gotten done, the reality is our country is worse off now than when he took office. there's a whole laundry list of things that we can get into. i have written down about 10 of

them, without even scratching the surface. but most seriously, he's gotten us into a new cold war and a hot proxy war with russia that's increased the likelihood of nuclear catastrophe. we just saw how he has pushed russia and north korea directly into each other's arms, increasing the threat coming from north korea directly to the american people, international security. our borders have been handed over to the cartels. our cities have been handed over to the criminals. parents rights are being threatened with regard to their child education. the list goes on and on. it is not a hard argument to make to voters about why joe biden's presidency or frankly any of the democrats they could pick to replace him could end up pushing our country to a place that is dangerously beyond repair. greg: you made that great point is that president biden's greatest accomplishment as president was being president. there's nothing else. >> just walking in the door. greg: just walking in the door, that's amazing. >> he's a lock on the white house door. he's just keeping trump out of

the white house. greg: exactly. >> if the lock is faulty, they are done. greg: yes. >> what does that tell you about their priorities, though? it is like okay, the american people's needs, the economy -- all of these things. >> it doesn't matter. greg: it is to keep them out. up next teacher union boss is back and comparing outspoken parents to segregationists. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪

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fight for school choice racist. >> those same words that you heard in terms of wanting segregation post brown v. board of education, those same words you hear today. i was talking to southern poverty law center, and they showed me the same words, choice, parental rights, and attempt to divide parents versus teachers, and that point it was white parents versus other parents. but it's the same kind of words. >> and another big teachers union boss is causing controversy. chicago teachers union president is defending her choice to send her son to a private school, despite bashing school choice as racist in the past. >> you've likened in the past private schools of today to, quote, segregation academies of the jim crow south.

why then send your child to a private school? >> i didn't speak out against private schools. i spoke out against school choice. school choice and private schools are two different entities. >> you chose to take your child out of public school for a sports program at a private school. why not afford that nuance to the families? they want the same choice that you were able to afford to give to your child. >> number one, i have three children. and all three children have attended public school, and my youngest two are still public school students. >> that was some interesting fancy footwork to try to get out of that one. >> greg: to be fair, private schools in chicago are a lot like the public schools. they just have nicer metal-detectors. i love stacy gates saying she wasn't speaking out against private schools. but school choice because choice can be bad. for example she shouldn't have chosen to get [inaudible] because she's an idiot. you can't send your kids to private school without choice. if parental rights are

segregation, what are they actually segregating? are they segregating their children from gender radicals and militant activists who want to indoctrinate their kids? if so, i'm a parental segregationist. there was a solution for this. let them teach the perverse doctrines that they have been pushing to the children of parents who want it for their children. let them go to those schools. don't put it on anybody else. this is why you need choice. parents must have the right to choose to get their kids into schools free of this carnal cultism. just like the union boss did for her own, you know? you know what this argument reminds me of? it reminds me of when the rich say how noble it is to be poor. >> yeah. >> and then we'll give you welfare and give you food stamps. here it's noble to imprison your child in a bad school with toxic brainwash, but you know what? you are going to get a free school lunch and a book that features illustrations of

children's -- >> there you go. interesting thing, is choice for her, jesse, seems to be if you have means. the school choice movement is about providing all students the opportunity -- and parents the opportunity to make a choice regardless of means because they're paying taxpayer dollars, and you should be able to take those dollars wherever you want to send your kid to school. >> every conversation, this is how it goes with democrats. everything is about race. if you disagree with me, you are a racist. do you know what they are not saying? how terrible the schools are. race is just a way to hide liberal failures. talk about race. you point the finger. no one is talking about the atrocity that we call public education. and black parents are served probably even better than white parents with school choice. most of the horribly performing schools are in these inner cities that get a lot of funding but don't produce the test

scores. when people talk about school choice, a lot of black parents get me out of here, so i can give my son or daughter an opportunity that they're not having right now. and it's not white parents that want to bring their white kids out of black schools. it is just white parents that want to go to better schools. that's all it is. for you to say, you know what? no one else should have school choice, but i should go to private school. it is the same thing with covid. i am better than you. i'm allowed to go to the laundry. okay? i'm allowed to get my hair done. it doesn't matter what you look like. i need to look good. i need to eat well. same thing with private schools. the obamas did it. all the politicians do it. it is snobbery. >> right now, virginia is really the center of the political universe for the next month where the governor of virginia really won based on school and this whole issue of parental rights and making the schools better. there you have randi weingarten because they can't defend it on the merits, they are going after

the racist segregationist argument, but they are doing it also in virginia. that's where she is. >> yeah, no kidding. you know, it's what we're seeing across the country. you know, you're exactly right. consistently poll after poll shows that black parents overwhelmingly support school choice over white parents, and it is because they're very concerned about how their kids are being failed in schools. i heard it -- i can't even tell you how many parents came up to me as i was campaigning in 2020 in south carolina, parents who were deeply concerned about their children receiving a failing education. they can't afford to put them in private school. you know, both parents are working two jobs. they can't homeschool their kids. they have no other option but the public school, and saying how is it that others who have means have this choice, but we as parents do not and how hard that must be as a parent to accept. the other thing is, just the blatant hypocrisy of them accusing those of us who support school choice and parental rights of being racist as though

even the english language is racist. the southern poverty law center says the word choice is racist, parental rights. these words are racist. it is crazy. kids are suffering as a result. >> judge, i feel like randi weingarten is the best thing that ever happened to the school choice movement. >> i absolutely agree. i mean, you know, the whole idea that choice is racist. it's racist when it comes to schools, but it is not racist when it comes to the issue of abortion. you know? it is like they just make a decision that they are going to change the meaning of words. honestly, i can't think of anything more racist than the teachers unions trapping inner city schools in failing public schools, and that's what they're doing. and this whole concept of, you know, saying that you're a segregationist or you're someone that if you want school choice, you're a bad person, but if you can afford it, go for it. you know, it's just -- it's inane, and it's almost like

mental gymnastics. i had to read this twice to have it make sense to me. if randi is so interested in segregation, maybe she ought to condemn the schools that allow the black and minor kids to play together and leave out the white kids. we talked about this a week or so ago. >> yeah, in oakland >> in oakland, exactly. you know, it is an effort to divide parents. it's an effort to make sure that they've got control over our kids, and they decide what our kids' destiny should be. you know what? they are on the losing end of it. that's why the name calling starts. >> there's a test coming up in virginia in elections in about six weeks. we will see that. ahead, boy is inflation getting bad? ready for a 3 inch subway sandwich. ♪ ♪ and my design business? we're exploding.

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>> president biden is selling an economy that nobody in this country feels very good about. the president out promoting bidenomics over maganomics. >> it is more extreme than anything before. these maga republicans have taken a plan have never worked -- you know, this -- look, the plan they're proposing never worked, but they decided to make it much much worse. >> but the state of the economy is not as rosy as biden would like to paint it. cost of gas and groceries is up. adults are literally ordering off the kids' menu in order to save a dollar or two. even singles are saying inflation is affecting the cost of dating. one guy telling the new york

post, quote, i feel it in my dating life. i have to cut back on girls. subway is launching a 3 inch sandwich overseas. [laughter] three inch sandwich i know is a cause for controversy here. but jesse, i want to start on more of a serious note on something that people aren't talking about. >> three inches? >> they say it is 8 inches. it is called the jesse rule. >> oh, shut up. >> wow. >> all right, boys. we're seeing this rise in food and fuel costs that are really causing the american people to struggle. nobody is pointing to the fact that this comes as a direct result of biden's war to punish russia, trying to destroy their economy. biden telling us this is a small price to pay to defend and spread democracy around the world. but number one, biden and the elite are not paying the price. number two, he is trying to undermine our democracy. >> so you have a combination. you have the russia war which is killing supply chains.

>> yes. >> then you also have the shutdowns which killed supply chains. and then when we opened things up, it blew up inflation, and then they printed and spent trillions of dollars. here we are with $4 gas almost again. two major things that will affect this election, standard of living. under trump average household income $78,000 a year. that's highest it's been ever. now, 74,000. three years in a row, incomes have gone down in the united states. you can't spin that. all right? people see their bank accounts. you have quality of life. you go to the airport, chaos. you walk around, crime. you see the migration crisis. you see the homelessness. you can feel your quality of life deteriorating. now, i don't see a problem where ordering off the kids' menu. sometimes the options on the kids' menu are more appetizing. sometimes they have a mac and cheese that looks much better than a pork loin and all you want is carbs. forget about saving money.

the items are better. [laughter] >> dana, i found it interesting that the president is focusing on comparing bidenomics to maganomics, but by all accounts the economy was better under president trump. >> the challenge is running on that is number one, nobody buys it and number two, people remember what they were paying before. covid skewed things. people might look back wait it was so much better before, and maybe if president trump had won, maybe he would have had problems with the supply chane an inflation too. -- supply chain and inflation too, but i think people say at least he would have tried to do something about it and not try to tell us that everything was fine when it wasn't. i think that's a big difference. also i think that what we are seeing in the callback to the a block, joe biden is not an effective messenger. so you've seen this shrinkage of the bully pulpit >> it is a three inch bully

pulpit. >> they told you it was eight. it is outrageous. i also agree that chicken fingers on a kids' menu excellent. [laughter] >> judge, you know, the biden administration really touts their big spending bills as some of their so called accomplishments, but neither they -- many of the republicans are talking about how his outrageous spending is putting us in a place where we're facing an over 2 trillion dollars budget deficit double from what it was last year. >> yeah. i think that they think the american people are stupid. but maybe i am to the extent that like i'm not really sure what bidenomics, and i don't think it is working. i mean, in the end, all you have to do is look at your paycheck, look at your credit card bill, look at what it costs to buy groceries. by the way, i like to order from the kids' menu too. there's some days i would rather have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. he's not an effective messenger.

the guy is lying. everybody knows during the donald trump years that all the metrics were up, whether you like him or don't like him. and right now, mi mean, the consumer prices are up 16.6 percent. you can't spin that and tell me everything is good, when people are not going out -- it is very sad what's happening to america. it's like we're devolving. there's crime, all kinds of problems in new york city. we have illegals that the mayor doesn't know what to do with. he says he may put them in tents on the streets now. you know, people have stopped eating out. people are not buying, you know, shoes. i mean, this is not the united states that we -- >> we're walking around barefoot now. >> well, no, they are doing that in [inaudible] but not doing it in new york. it is not good. >> how would you characterize bidenomics. >> greg: i think the best thing on the children's menu has to be

billy. he walks my dog. tulsi, plug your ears. i'm going to talk about subway. is this punishment for hiding osama bin laden? it's happening in pakistan. i want to thank the producers for putting this in the segment for me. it is not doing it in countries in a colder climate because the three incher turns into one. everything in america, if you notice when you go shopping, the stuff i buy like gatorade and stuff, everything is getting smaller, and we're not supposed to complain because the price is the same, they are hoping you don't notice this. inflation of our currency creates a deflation of products, so you get less for more. at this rate, under the democrats we will be buying toilet paper by the sheet and not the roll. any more subway -- would you like anymore? are you sure, tulsi? i have some extra ones. this is the first time anybody ever bragged about a three incher. >> up next, unethical aoc.

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scandal she should be more worried about. the far left lawmaker repeatedly listed her fiance riley roberts as a spouse on disclosures filed with the house ethics committee after bringing him on overseas trips to left wing countries, except they aren't married. aoc's office saying in a statement, quote, they're not legally married. house ethics commonly recognize the term spouse to extend to long-term partners. but lying on that form is a big deal. she could face a hefty fine, prison, or censure by the house. now, tulsi, you served in the house for, what, eight years. >> eight years >> okay. is it normal for a representative to bring a fiance along and say he's really my spouse? >> i have not experienced it, nor would i say it is okay to lie on a form that must be approved by the ethics

committee. >> what should happen? >> you know, i mean, she should face whatever the consequences are the ethics committee reviews and gives to her. but i think there are some bigger issues with aoc, some of which she alluded to in this clip where she's talking about the threat to our democracy being corruption, but she and her friends and allies, they pose a very serious threat to our democracy because they believe that the end justifies the means in their attempt to achieve this utopian world, so much so that they're willing to curtail our rights and freedoms. you know, they talked about fox news in april, demanding conservative media fox news be regulated and censored. you might remember they advocated for a public blacklist of all trump supporters to get them fired or so that their employees would face consequences for their employees' political views. i mean, the danger of the things that these people led by aoc are advocating for should be very concerning and taint everything else that she is saying.

>> you know, dana, this is aoc's second ethics complaint that we know of. the other being of course the met gala where i guess the ticket was $30,000, and she got the free gown. for someone who is so adamant on fighting corruption, i mean, you know, she wants to go after clarence thomas. isn't she a part of that corruption? >> yeah, she only sees ethics as a weapon to use against her o ent opponents -- opponents and not anything she needs to worry about. she blew it off. not only the scandal was about the ticket, but how she treated the hair, makeup and drivers and she was terrible to them. that's not something the ethics committee would look at. but that's unethical to me. imagine claiming someone is your husband and you want them to travel free with you on tax payer funded trips but not your husband when it comes to disclosing our finances. that's not right or fair.

some in the media, the collusion between them to go after only conservative supreme court justices is gross. >> it is. you know, jesse, i mean what dana says is so true. the truth is that the fiance doesn't have to report his, you know, his assets, liabilities, stockholder -- stock holdings in a financial disclosure form, he gets the best of both world. >> i think it is worst of watergate. i have never seen a scandal this horrible. >> amen. >> it's been a long engagement for her. it's been a year and a half. i'm not saying she has cold feet, but i do remember her saying that she had reservations because it was an interracial relationship, and we do remember how the husband, fiance, whatever didn't really muscle up when she was getting heckled walking up the steps. he just kind of pranced up with the poodle. >> bulldog. >> was it a french bulldog? >> excuse me, misgendering the puppy. [laughter] >> she does have to disclose, and there's a history.

she actually had her husband paid six grand for work he did on a superpac. i don't know what they are hiding. i don't. but i do know she does care about insider trading. she teamed up with matt gaetz to ban stock trading but it's gone nowhere in the house. >> of course not. in a recent poll, aoc's favorability is 37 percent, unfavorability 43. she's not quite as popular as she thinks. >> she doesn't have to be, right? in her district, right? she's just a glass of water to quote nancy pelosi. i don't care about their relationship. i don't care. but because i pay for that relationship, i get to care. >> yeah. >> i get to say whatever i want, and it's disgusting, and it's wrong. she should be punished. he is not very attractive. let's be honest here. did you see his feet? >> when he wore the flip-flops? >> that was disgusting. this is a microcosm of a bigger story about political life. this is why if you are a socialist, you need to be a socialist in power because then

you exempt yourself from the rules that you impose upon others, just like the anti-school choice union boss making sure that her kids are the exception to her own evil deeds, and they are. this is why dictatorships and i don't know fascism and progressivism only work for dictators, fascists, and progressives. >> okay. the [inaudible] is up next. ♪ ♪ or quality of life? you deserve both. and with kisqali, a treatment for people with metastatic breast cancer, you can have both. kisqali is a pill that, when taken with an aromatase inhibitor is the only treatment of its kind shown to both help people live longer and improve or preserve quality of life. because you shouldn't have to sacrifice one for the other. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems and low white blood cell counts

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