david urban is back with me, and joe kennedy, joel, david i'm glad you're here. joe biden to be our president in 2024. that decision as to what former president trump's gonna do, is up to donald trump, and that's up to republicans to decide whether they believe -- should be donald trump to begin with. >> is that a good thing, if trump runs, if that's the rematch or is that the idea it's biden and trump against, but it's not trump? >> it's a disaster if donald trump stepson politics for another section. it's not good for the country. tactically for the president, president biden that, is one of the presidents greatest strengths talk to any republican, it is decency. he's a good match. i disagree with his politics, but he's a good man. one of the essential reasons -- would've won the presidency was because of the contrast between his decency, his dignity, his respect for other people versus the chaos and disrespecting obscenity that is donald trump. he's characterized much of the comments you heard earlier in the show. i think that matchup, proves that president bid

the left tried to stick it to high school coach joe kennedy for praying on the field.he supreme court said no, isn't isn't what we knew. the constant slamming of the basic american values might be having an impact. take a look at this poll. only 39%, beam your eyes in on that. 39% of registered voters are proud of america today. i gets's hard to cultivate patriotism when one side tells you about the country. the left is constantly look for new ways to take away your right to protect yourself and your family. they don't want to acknowledge the real problem with violence and they want to blame it gun itself. but the supreme court stepped in and ruled in favor your god-given rights to protect yourself and your family. and a different interpretation of due process from the "wall street journal." winning lawyers? it's right there on the screen. , beam in, man. as it understand out those lawyers are leaving because their. the second amendment of the constitution? the whole law sning this is after they won the case, the lawyers in the supreme court. you would be a hero for th

( laughter ) at the center of the case was former coach joe kennedy, seen here about to yank the firstment away from charlie brown. ( laughter and applause ) kennedy-- ( applause ) kennedy sued his school district after they fired him for engaging in public prayers on the field while flanked by student athletes after games. according to the school, players' parents complained their children on the team felt compelled to participate. oh, i'm sure the students didn't feel any pressure. coaches famously don't expect players to follow their leads: ( as coach ) "johnson, that's your fifth fumble. take a lap... if you want. you are the captain of your own journey." in the majority decision, justice gorsuch writes that the coach, "offered his prayers quietly while his students were otherwise occupied." okay, quietly. that sounds okay. let's check out those quiet prayers. >> in jesus' name. yes, lord, hallelujah. >> praise jesus. amen! yes! >> we love you, jesus! >> jesus! >> stephen: okay, i enjoy praying, but, jesus. ( laughter ) now, the praying got even less private during one homecoming g

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. ♪♪ kennedy: joe biden is so old. [chanting] kennedy: he's so old he used to babysit moses.s so old his birth certificate is expired. he's so old he when he was a kid, rainbows were in black-and-white. [laughter] the white house is doing everything it possibly can to change the subject but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have publicly questioned whether sleepy joe is too old for a second term. even new york times said he's testing the boundaries. after all, he's 79. he's going to be 82 for the next go round. it's not helping his cause. the administration is trying to say the president should be judged on his performance, not his age. i've got news for you, it's not a great look either. inflation, crime, the border, foreign policy, everything is a mess but with the age issue, president biden isn't getting much help from allies and liberal media. >> we've had to shovel time times because of mobility issues doctors have identified. sometimes speeches are listless or seems to get confused or has trouble summoning names. >> the largest number said age, he was too old and thu

. ♪♪ kennedy: joe biden is so old. [chanting] kennedy: he's so old he used to babysit moses.id, rainbows were in black-and-white. [laughter] the white house is doing everything it possibly can to change the subject but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have publicly questioned whether sleepy joe is too old f

for instance, the court affirmed of the right of thatublic school football coach joe kennedy to prayline. allowed citigroup to raise a christian flag on a flag pole in boston city hall and they got a permit -- they will now allow marine families to use tax-payer funded tuition credits for religious schools. so when it comes to religious liberty, this has been a good year if you are for that. >> ainsley: did he make an excellent point because is he for defending religious liberties. it is hard to defend it when you have people who do not think religion is a good thing that deserves protection. >> brian: right. so he wrote the opinion. he looks at it as an honor and he was sarcastic and confident. you have not gotten to justice alito. he actually feels pretty good about what he did. 26 minutes now after the hour. in 2022, the 2022 congressional baseball game wrapped up late last night after a lengthy rain delay and the g.o.p. shut out the democrats 10-0. >> ainsley: meanwhile, outlines of the park because we were anticipating several left wing protesters were arrested after they threat

and i guess joe kennedy he was you know, the guy and jfk was the younger brother having to live up toough on it wasn't he was very tough, very tough, and you know jfk and had a very difficult time he decided that he couldn't compete with his brother. his brother was the guy was going to be president. so jfk star opted out of competition and just he went through high school, sort of doing nothing. and um, you know, at some point he went, it was interesting. he went into therapy. in high school. i had some sessions, and i think he learned some things about, you know, opting out of competition with his brother, and he sort of took off from there. i think you described it. as he got into the he was the best kind of troublemaker. i guess right suckers were kind of this group this pack of friends. at the choke boarding school. tell us about you did give us a little bit about his personality, but he was developing his character that would soon be a president. right well, something interesting happen is that the headmaster called out the lazy students, which certainly jfk was one as markers a

and a golden opportunity for biden, to raise his poll ratings with moral not his art sees kennedy morgan. so joe biden is getting on a plane and heading to the middle east to meet with a long time u. s. ally. so who is it? obviously it some bastion of freedom and democratic principles, some great up holder of human rights and international law. no, actually it's saudi arabia. when joe biden came into office, he seemed to feel that coddling this regime was not good. p r for the united states, he promised to make them a pariah. and i would make it very clear. we were not going to sell more weapons to them, but we're going to make them pay the price, in fact, make them a pariah, that they are. there is very little social, redeeming value in the present governments of saudi arabia. saudi arabia is an important part and the president believes and present and also believes john, that it's important for him to be willing and able to meet with leaders all across the world. no matter who they are, who they represent. if in fact, it's going to improve us national security interests, and in this case the p

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now since 1965 the ted kennedy rewriting joe biden's open borders. vast majority of our population growth is solely people coming here from foreign countries. as you mentioned, you cannot have social cohesion that way. los angeles is more than one-third foreign-born, new york city is more than one-third foreign-born, san francisco is more than one-third foreign-born. one in four kids in the whole country has a foreign-born parent. it is not in their interest or hours to keep adding more and more and more immigrants so there can't be any cohesion. there cannot be social trust, there cannot be civic bonding, there cannot be a shared culture, shared language, shared education, a shared experience and a shared pathway to success. we are eroding and destroying all of these things by unending migration. >> tucker: what is so scary as no one cares about social cohesion until the economy tanks and it becomes the thing that stands between you and actual chaos. are they not thinking it through? speak up in that situation, trust is all you have. if there is an

was a joe biden joe biden or senator john kennedy?> i think it is simpler than that. [laughter] >> cannot read that much into it. okay. >> i think -- >> jesse: you're going to kennedy? let's see the answer. >> every time i hear "hail to the chief." >> see, it was not a reverse double psychology. this show is harder than jesse wants to make it. >> jesse: smarter than i look. people never tell me that they are: category mommy dearest. both of these former drug addicts have major beat with their mothers. which one said this? what kind of mother would want to see her son grow up to be an under-effing achiever? sorry, shannon. was a hunter biden or was it eminem? >> after the first answer, my confidence is shot. >> mine too! i'm questioning everything i know. >> i don't know how much jesse listens to eminem, so i know how much he does listen. >> jesse: she goes with eminem. this is a big answer. >> got to go for the long shot. >> jesse: let's see what it is. ♪♪ what kind of mother would want to see her son grow up to be on the achiever ♪♪

saying joe manchin, don't you believe inflation is the number one thing in america right now earning every human being? i'm sorry if they don't care about that, i do, i am more concerned about that. kennedyod for you, the real president joe. you may recall president biden -- former president trump for using executive orders to get things done. does this climate push make him a hypocrite? man panel is here to discuss, editor in chief, jon gabriel. most of the aggressive progressive podcast, former aide to chuck schumer, doesn't like chuck schumer, chris hahn is here. medical, shane hazel, wonderful podcast. a candidate for governor and shane hazel is here. let's go, let's do this. jon gabriel. i'm not really happy about the president using executive order to force climate, it could happen with horrific repercussions for the economy. your thoughts? >> he seems to want to emulate plans, it's obviously illegal, unconstitutional and none of the measures he's pushing will work but you wonder how bad, the joe biden and politics are. gallup did a poll, what's your number one issue? 40% said the economy, 2% said climate change, number one 47%, the economy and 0% climate change. focus on the econo

they found that earlier in the year joe was ring off the kennedys. >> cannot measure the health of oury of our education, the joy of their play. >> gross national product does not allow for the health of our children, the quality of their education, or the joy of their play. >> our generation of americans will pay any price, bear any burden, accept any challenge and meet any hardship. >> we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship. >> jesse: it goes even deeper than that joe plagiarized his way through law school. as a student at syracuse biden copied five entire pages for a paper. think about that. how stupid do you have to be in to do that in law school. not fifth grade, law school. biden was very defensive about his academic credentials back then. >> i have a much higherric than higher iq.i went to law school l academic scholarship only one to have a full academic scholarship first year in law school i decidedsed i didn't want to be in law school. decided i want to stay and went back and ended up in the top half of my class. i was the outstanding student in the politi

and gone through the numbers and gone through the numbers trying to find what joe biden's talking about, all though, kennedy, they're pretty slick. think about this, he said it was the strongest rebound and i think that's important in manufacturing because we've just now broke even on manufacturing jobs from february of 2020. we still have fewer jobs than we had in february 2020 overall, and i think that's where you have a lot of folks trying to say, can't be a recession because of all the job growth. no, these are jobs that are being replaced that are being that we already had. this isn't authentic job growth. we're not even past where where he started when the pandemic hit the country. it's all semantics to your point and it's disingenuous and look at the polls. when people are more worried about than anything else is inflation. inflation is here and you start getting other things. recession is down here. president bind, i'm telling you, these guys -- i don't understand. all he has to say is yes, we're in a recession. we've got the fed trying to tame inflation, and once we come out of it we think we'll be

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so, senator kennedy, are you worried about the new and improved joe biden?ll, jesse, i'm pleased, as we all are, that the president seems to be recovering from covid. let me answer your question this way. after 18 months we know what president biden stands for. if you don't know by now you are as thick as a brick. he believes in more government, more taxes, more spending, more debt, more regulation. open borders. a weaker military, and turning cops into social workers. and those policies have hurt the american people deeply. but in no respect, none, has president biden hurt the american people more than in their pocketbooks and i'm talking about inflation. inflation which is a direct result of the president's policies is a cancer on the american dream. it is a strain. as one of my constituents told me last week if it keeps increasing starbucks is going to have to change its name to ten bucks. the issue is what do we do about it? from where i sit the solution is so straightforward. number one, while the federal reserve is doing its job nun two start to reduce

. >> 30 weeks later, after "columbia" had been returned to the kennedy space center, astronauts joe engel >> space shuttle was like a large truck that could deploy satellites and it had a robotic arm so that you can repair and upgrade spacecraft. >> and liftoff of the orbitter "challenger." sixth flight of a space shuttle. >> this was the birth of space travel not just space missions. we are talking about sending a laboratory, almost like a university in space, and it started feeling like anybody could be an astronaut. >> the countdown is under way tonight at cape canaveral toward sunday's scheduled launch of the shuttle "challenger." a liftoff that will carry america's first teacher into space. >> still doesn't seem real that i'm going to be able to go with these guys. i'm excited. >> the ice is cleared away and "challenger" should be going away very soon. let's go down to the kennedy space center and take a look at "challenger" sitting on the pad as they continue the countdown. >> the "challenger" flight in january '86 was the 25th flight of the space shuttle but it was an especially no

the following year the president wrote kennedy a letter that expressed a very different sentiment telling him joe i get constant reports of how valuable you are to the british and that it helps their morale to have you there. so like bullet president knew how to flatter men. nevertheless after only a few days a few days after roosevelt's reassurances. kennedy picked up the morning paper in london and learned that the president had been secretly negotiating and lendlies. with prime minister churchill and this the provision of mothballed ships and and weapons with the road for the british. kennedy was outraged. he immediately wrote the president quote. i've been fairly active in any enterprise which i've taken up for the last 25 years, frankly, and honestly, i do not enjoy being a dummy. i'm very unhappy about the whole position. and of course as always the alternative of resigning. and in the end that's exactly what happened kennedy resigned. but he did so quite late in the political season. and roosevelt was happy to see him leave at this point. have him leave london. and he largely kept him on t

kennedy: why is this happening now? it seems like boris johnson and joeuffering the people who govern, what should world leaders learn from this? host of the next revolution sunday on the fox news channel and daily california podcast, steve hilton is back. obviously you know you pay politics better than everyone i know we have vastly different systems that are the similarities between what joe biden and boris johnson are going through right now? crisis of confidence within their party. >> i think the simple lesson they should learn, stop lying to us, that's basically what this is about for boris, he's been out lying again this time about some story about junior he appointed whether he knew or not about previous allegations, who cares? it's about the fact that he lied about it repeatedly when asked about it and he said other people out to lie on his behalf exactly as we are seeing with biden over and over like every single issue for the won't admit the consequences of their policies or behavior, we thought with biden with hunter biden, how many times did h

occupied westbank, joe biden missing with palestinian leaders in the occupied westbank this friday before he goes on to fly, to saudi arabia controversial. summit i'm joined by kennedy, hook it a white house correspondent. what are you expecting? kimberly, from this meeting between mahmoud abbas and joe biden. well, 1st of all, i can tell you that given the fact that joe biden was in israel for 2 days and had a series of meetings, in contrast that with the meetings about to take place in terms of length, it's just 45 minutes long. as so we have to take that into note that it is going to be very short. what we're seeing right now in front of us is the welcome ceremony. and then there will be the 45 minutes that the u. s. president has allocated to talk about what he sees and the palestinian president of macklin abbas sees as the substantial issues. and that is the amount of time that has been allocated to try and resolve them. it doesn't seem like very much time. so this is the sort of what the 2 sides have been able to negotiate. and we understand that there wasn't a lot of agreement in place in order to be able to achieve this. but there are a number of concerns th

the kennedy/hatch immigration bill was a better bill that either party could have passed. some of joe manchin's arguments in the past year have similarly been credible. he argued against making bills look affordable by shoving in lots of programs, but funding them only in a year in the hope they'll get extended. on climate his view we should not choke off fossil fuels until we have enough green technologies might be self-serving for the senate from west virginia, but it also happens to be an accurate read of where we are today. more importantly, please remember that joe manchin represents a state that donald trump won by about 40 points in 2020. the wonder is surely that he's willing to go as far as he has already. if democrats can keep him with them, by definition we're building a big tent, one that could encompass the majority of americans. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week. let's get started. ♪ >>> speaker of the house nancy pelosi who is second in line for the presidency is embarking on a tour of the pacific. the burning question is will one

our white house correspondent, kennedy, how can reports wednesday was the last time the u. s. president joe biden was seen publicly returning to the white house from an event in massachusetts. he appeared in good health, put out in every way, but on thursday the white house confirmed biden had contracted coven. 19 president biden is currently experiencing mild symptoms, mostly a runny nose and fatigue, with an occasional dry cough. a folks just heard biden's positive case was discovered during routine white house covey. tastic was detected, his travel schedule was halted, and he was put in isolation still by been released a photo of him working at his desk in the white house residence and also a video to reassure the american public. i'm doing well. yeah, a lot of work done to get it done. and i mean time, thanks for concern. keep the free, luke biden is double vaccine, twice, boost it most recently on march 30th. so despite his advanced age of 79 years, biden is experiencing only mild symptoms. his risk of serious illness is dramatically lower. he's also getting treated with a very powerfu

kennedy promised to put a man on a moon in a decade and joe biden his administration is putting a felony the end of this year. griff: mr. attorney general, i want to ask you, you just visited washington this week and among other things you were talking about the declaration of an invasion at our border. >> yeah, i've been working with people in the congressional border caucus including like representative errington of texas, people in border states like arizona and texas understand that what is happening right now is illegal, it's immoral and does constitute an invasion. we know we talk about the more than 3 million people that have illegally entered the country but at the same time we are having hundreds of thousands of got aways, these are people that we don't know what they're coming for but predominantly younger males often dressed in camouflage, all black clothes trying to evade border patrol. we know that the biden administration is letting them in with no hassle. they want to get asylum. we have hundreds of thousands of people that are coming in that mean us ill that we don't eve

for example, the kennedy/hatch immigration bill was in my view a better plan than either party would have passed because both sides have valid arguments that were represented. some of joe manchin's arguments have similarly been credible. he's argued against making bills look affordable by shoving in lots of programs but then funding them only for a year in the hope that they will get extended annually. on climate, his view that we should not choke off them until we have enough to replace them might be self-serving, but it also happens to be an accurate read of where we are today. more important, please remember that joe manchin represents a state that dump won by about 40 points in 2020. the wonder surely he is willing to go as far as he has already. if democrats can keep them with him, by definition they are building a big tent, one that could encome pass a majority of americans. go to cnn.com/fareed to a link to my washington post column this week and let's get started. >>> speaker of the house nancy pelosi, who is second in line for the presidency, is embarking on a tour of the indoe pacific. the burning question is will one of the stops be taiwan? her office releas

joe biden. and as a result, ends for chop actually set on that day. maybe mike pence deserves to hang kennedy to so patch, presenting himself as the sensible face of the republican party. we already have important republican primaries with trumpets versus non trumpet st, including in arizona next week. but take a look at who was in that crowd for trump's speech yesterday. the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy. the chair woman of the republican national committee, ronald mcdaniel, a number of legislators. they at least are weighing in their options and some of them, like jim jordan, the representative already all in with tromp. but then look at who is being silent and who is not being st. like the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, the man who i think was most influential waldrop was in office. and that's where you realize that the republican party, as we go through the mid term cycle, is already looked into 2024, including trump, including pets, including the santos and saying, look, we want to get our guy in. we want to continue to pack the courts with our people. we want to contin

kennedy: republican snowflakes will stop lying about a few extra murders and assault. explain to them why tolerating the high crime is the most patriotic thing we can do. >> it's like joeport the police. they are a great rock band and he's always throwing his support behind them. today he was singing don't stand so close to me because of covid and rock because he forgot her name. he's going to a lot but republicans need to understand we need to be equitable with murder and that's the problem up until now, such a focus on victims themselves but it's about time with focus on the fact that we have a broad swap of inclusion when it comes to murder, not just minorities committing murders anymore, it's whites, blacks and asians and everything in between and i think murder is a good thing because it's establishing that we are all rated equal and that's important. kennedy: this is so fun. [laughter] >> i didn't write the questions. [laughter] i was told alumni night and if i show up i'll meet snoopy. where is she? you know what i got? a situation. that's what i got. kennedy: we are going to speak in a situation, switch to inflation. the next topic, democrat, average american i

and destroyed ted kennedy, and i don't see anyone like ted kennedy out there in the field beating an incumbent president is very difficult. joe biden beat donald trump, my view is we have to be for the sitting president. i guess i don't view that as a controversial statement, but a pragmatic statement. >> john: he has your full support. >> if he runs he has my full support and i expect him to run. >> john: do you want to see him run? >> i think the incumbent president is entitled to make that decision and the biggest argument he has, he has beating donald trump. not only people who have done that. let's see when trump announces and if biden runs, i think he'll be running, he thinks he's the best person to beat donald trump. >> john: congressman ro khanna of california, good to catch up with you. >> john, great chatting. >> john: i guess should we take that as a soft maybe, or -- >> gillian: i think so, and also take away from that, we are glad we don't have to sit with an interview with you, and answer the same question 50 different ways. >> john: you've got a bolt stuck on the lawn mower, you try as many ways as possible to

kennedy school. >> the messaging from beijing is clear, any upgrading of relations between the united states and taiwan will not be to washington's credit. on the other hand, joeiew is that there has been no chge in the u.s. policy vis-a-vis china and taiwan, no upgrading. the problem with the visit is that nancy pelosi has a history of a human rights activist and defender of human rights, but the problem now is the trick is not can confirmed. if she goes, they will be problems with china, if she does not go, it will will be seen as climbing down on the part of the united states, so it won't be good for the u.s. president -- it is the 20th party congress of the chinese communist party, which means if he is appearing as weak vis-a-vis the united states, and as you pointed out, there is a critical relationship going on at the moment. that will not be good for his leadership. the way it appears across the political spectrum, particularly vis-a-vis his ccp colleagues, o both leaders are facing this dilemma. anchor: senegal heads to the polls. the opposition hopes to force the president to a coalition government and dampen ambitions for a controversial term. the si

joe manchin said he wouldn't support it. so what can the president do? assistant professor at michigan law school where she teaches about constitutional law in federal courts. she was a law clerk to anthony kennedy and a co-host of the strict scrutiny podcast. welcome. so first question, if he were to declare a climate emergency, the wall strut je"wall street journ would be doing what donald trump did when he declared an emergency because congress wouldn't fund the border wall and then took money out of the of the pentagon budget and diverted those funds to build the wall and this is the journal's editorial, liberals were so outraged about that use of executive power, why are they clambering for biden to do it now? is that a fair comparison? >> the two situations are similar in some respects in both cases the precedents are trying to address a problem they believe exists that congress did not address but they are also different in important ways. one is that in president trump's case, congress specifically rejected appropriating money for the precise purpose that president trump wanted to use the money. that i meanl namely constructing a border wall whereas here we don't know extra exactly presi

kennedy and others for cosponsoring this legislation. i also want to thank senator sullivan and senator lee for joining me here on the floor today to talk about the energy inflation joe biden is imposing on americans. considering that we as senators are trusted by the people of our state to enact policies take improve their lives, i cannot imagine why anyone would oppose this legislation. sadly when i came to the senate floor last year to pass this bill, senate democrats opposed it. at that time i noted that the national average cost was $3.36 per gallon. sounds like a bargain today. since then the price of gas has risen dramatically. the afternoon has increased to $4.46. in 15 of 17 months joe biden has been in office, the price of gas has risen. when i introduced my bill in october, president biden said he, quote, didn't have a near-term answer for reducing gas prices. well, clearly not. his answer was to raise prices and continue his radical green new deal agenda. senate republicans meanwhile do have a plan and have offered solutions. i've introduced the free american energy act to expedite the federal agencies review process of applications for permits, waivers,

joe biden based on the one we have known for 40 years in public life. my legacy is important. i will do these things. >> brian: bill clinton. >> pete: that instinct is gone. >> brian: kennedy putsperspective. pull up a chair and grab the otto man and listen. >> the american people are -- they are very disappointed in president biden and his policies. a majority of americans believe that he has mismanaged congress and cody and immigration. he has mismanaged crime, he has mismanaged america's independence. economy and inflation. and inflation is waterboards the american people. people are scared. they are not going to be able to retire until they are 92. the creepy banjo kid in deliverance is more popular that the president at the moment. and he better reverse direction soon. it's hurting america and it's hurting him. >> brian: that line is why he gets booked on sean hannity's show. >> ainsley: i know. the keepy banjo kid in deliverance is more popular than joe biden. >> pete: 64% of democrats, not americans democrats don't want him to run in 2024. >> brian: a lot to look at including the president overseas. he already made a major gaf with. also sitting down with israeli tv beca