the ruling policy of president joe lauren, sue, is aiming to extend its 47 years in power. it's the stream now. control of the narrative shapes the landscape. australians went to the pole with those images front of my refusal war very much for her in the media as well as on the battlefield there. listening post. dissect the media on al jazeera. i hire for me. ok to day on the stream. taiwan from the inside, looking out. what does the future hold for? it's people trying has been very open about wanting to take over taiwan while its allies continue to show their support. but tip toe around recognizing taiwan as a country have questions. of course you do during the discussion live on youtube to talk to our panel of taiwanese gas. ah, so let's start with a look at how the contentious relationship between taiwan and china began after the chinese nationalist last china civil war. in 1949, the nationalist k m. t party fled to taiwan where they imposed martial law for 38 years. martial law was lifted in 1987 and then the islands, 1st direct democratic presidential elections were he

lauren simonetti is here and joe concha. first to aishah hasnie with the very latest that just developed this afternoon on the potential passive of this bill. >> senate democrats have hit the road. they're heading home to town this as a big win for democrats. some of them are getting hit with backlash of these decisions. fallout that they're facing over the deal. let's take a look at the package. it includes $80 billion to expand irs tax enforcement. that would make the agency bigger than the state department, border patrol and fbi combined. they'll extend affordable care act subsidies and cap insulin. senator sinema convinced her colleagues to ditch any efforts to include private equity firms in a new 15% minimum tax rate on billion dollar companies and also to not close that interest tax loop hole. prossives and critics are calling this move an affront to those that pay their taxes providing tax breaks for wealthy money managers. >> find someone who loves you the way kyrsten sinema loves private venture and capitol. it's h

lauren: still to come, u.s. president joeen signs a major climate bill into law ahead of midterm elections. in mexico's president comes over fire over a wave of cartel-related violence. ♪ >> hello. we start in australia. we have high pressure dominating up in the north keeping things largely fine and dry. is down in the south we are seeing the weather there. tropical moisture joining up with a cold front, bringing gusty showers and storms to the likes of perth and southern areas of western australia. we are going to see some improvement if we have a look at the three-day. the temperature will be creeping up closer to the average by friday, and there will be more in the way of clouds then rain. even more unsettled for the southeast corner as the cold front works its way across. we are going to see temperature drop in melbourne if we have a look at the three-day. we have showers all the way through to friday. speaking of rain, as we hop across we have red, severe weather alerts out the west of the south island. we could see som

lauren: okay. breaking news, president joe biden speaking on the campus of wilkes university in pennsylvania.the president saying moments ago when it comes to public safety, funding the police, not defunding, is the answer. we're going to keep an eye on that event and go back to pennsylvania, the swing state of pennsylvania that president biden will be in three times this week, if there's any news we want to bring you. >>> and let's take a look at snap. their parent company reportedly laying off 20% of employees, haas about 6400 people. that according to a report on verge are released just minutes ago snap has been planning layoffs for if several weeks, and they will begin tomorrow. some departments will be hit harder than others including the team developing mini apps and games. the stock is down 3.2%. and shares of twitter, yeah -- [inaudible] thanks to fresh battle between with elon musk and the company he doesn't want to buy, twitter. tesla ceo filing another letter with the sec stating his intent to ditch his $44 billion takeover of twitter, and twitter hitting right back. let's get to t

joe, andy, thank you. >> coming up, despite endless calls were unity they continue to spew hate. we will bring you the latest as leo and lauren boebert way in next. >>> welcome back. the uniter in chief strikes again. president joe biden is so committed to mending our country 's political divide that last night he referred to half of america as extreme maga republicans who are destroying the country with semi- fascism. watch this. >> the maga republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and economic security. they are a threat to our very democracy. they refused to accept the will of the people. they embrace political violence. they don't believe in democracy. this is why in this moment those of you who love this country, democrats, independents, mainstream republicans, we must be stronger, more determined and more committed to saving america then the maga republicans are destroying america. >> that was last night around 8:00 p.m., which apparently is weigh too late four the president. today, a noticeably exhausted joe biden was so out of it that it he could barely form a complete sentence. watch this. >> tell me how y

if the election was today i would not vote for joe biden again. lauren: amy how about you?s printing, spending more money, your thoughts? >> printing and spending more money never makes inflation better it just doesn't. we had bad times in the country before. it was hard after 2011 and hard after 2008. light always gets better but the light isn't there now. rachel: tina, you said i will not let this inflation and this economic situation get in the way of acknowledging that my children are priceless. >> yes. we believe children are a gift and such a joy for our lives and for the lives of our community but our family is struggling and millions of other families like ours are struggling under this pay more get less economy and it has to change. rachel: you ladies aren't going to let the economy get in the way of your children. maybe you just want the government to get out of the way a little bit. thanks for joining us this morning. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> of course. rachel: coming up president trump's legal team could file a major motion as soon as tomorrow foll

back of the white house, joe biden delivered some of his own partisan criticism. every shank over republican congress voted against lauren, prescription drug presence against laurie healthcare cause against the fair attack system. every single republican, every single one voted against tackling the current crisis against lauren. our energy cost against grading good paying job. a recognition partisanship isn't over . even though the white house says this is a day for all americans. rosalind jordan, elder sarah washington, a k republican investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capital live chaney has lost than a primary election in wyoming. cheney had one favorite with democrats for her participation in a congressional committee. probing the attack on capitol hill in january 2021. our opponent harriet hagaman is backed by former president donald trump. i r. 2 go to de wyoming, has put the elite saw notice, we are no longer going to tolerate representatives who don't represent us yet of easily. we are all very grateful to president trump, who recognizes that wyoming has only one congressional representative. and we ha

joe can't. and congressman -- dan newhouse is leading a tremendous candidate, lauren colp. steve kornacki with us all night, let's go over to the big board and see what's going on right now. i see you've chosen to talk about arizona first. tell us what you are looking at. >> a bit of a potential surprise here in arizona, kerry lake, the republican backed by donald trump, former newscaster up there in arizona, had led in the polling in this race, and i think came in today as the favorite. you can see we got a lot of the vote, this is what happens in arizona, wasn't more than an hour ago that we had no vote, now we got about 60% of the vote in. karrin taylor robson actually with a lead here of eight and a half points over kari lake. the way that this in arizona is, they got extensive early voting, mail voting, and basically what these counties do is they released right away in this first hour, all the votes that were received by about yesterday. that's basically what you are looking at here to start. so what was expected that vote would be the most favorable vote for karrin t

joe can't. and congressman -- dan newhouse is leading a tremendous candidate, lauren colp.cki with us all night, let's go over to the big board and see what's going on right now. i see you've chosen to talk about arizona first. tell us what you are looking at. >> a bit of a potential surprise here in arizona, kerry lake, the republican backed by donald trump, former newscaster up there in arizona, had led in the polling in this race, and i think came in today as the favorite. you can see we got a lot of the vote, this is what happens in arizona, wasn't more than an hour ago that we had no vote, now we got about 60% of the vote in. karrin taylor robson actually with a lead here of eight and a half points over kari lake. the way that this in arizona is, they got extensive early voting, mail voting, and basically what these counties do is they

now this, oil workers are slamming joe biden's student loan handouts. come in, lauren. a college degree. they opted for hard work, dangerous, physical work instead. matt cody is the president of oil and gas workers association. listen to this statement he gave fox business. "people constantly referred to or looked at as dumb or uneducated are now being asked to foot the bill for a bunch of people who think they're smarter than all of us who work out here in this industry". look, some oil workers, in fact many, did go to college and a lot make more than $125,000 a year and they wouldn't qualify anyway saying we work really hard, we don't want to foot your bill so leave us alone. >> i think that's very well said. said ashley: a i think a lot of people feel that way in a lot of manners. thank you very much. take a look at this headline. it says "why i sacrifice to pay back my student loans". campus reform correspondent joining me now. kate, you're calling these loan handouts a slap in the face essentially. what makes this so angry? angry >> i took out $28,000 in student lo

joe rogan has joined the debate. lauren he is critical. >> effect change in the world that you're playing the game, he is critical biden and demonstration and he says your rewriting the rules when they don't work for you. >> people think it is trivial because they're talking about the economic downturn but it is not trivial, we always use that term recession, the little really changing the definition which is terrible and it should be pushed back again to the big way. it should be something that people get angry about. your definitions to pretend that you're doing a good job. >> they're messing with a lot of definitions. what it means to be a woman in some sense. they look at the low polling numbers and they have to convince, try to convince people that what you're seeing and what your pain and reality is not real. so there changing the definition. >> will have thoughts from the white house that suggest there was anger and confusion about speaker pelosi's visit to taiwan. will cain is joining us this morning. well, good mor

lauren blanchard shows us it is a big win for president joe biden. jobs are up. unemployment is down. even so, the white house is struggling to convince americans that the economy is on the rebound. i know people will hear today's extraordinary jobs report and say they don't see it, they don't feel it in their own lives. i know how hard it is. the white house pointed to friday's report showing 528,000 jobs added last month and an unemployment rate shrinking to 3.5% as a sign. the u. s is not in a recession. however the labor secretary said, this global recession, we can't lose sight of that that this is a this. what's happening here in the united states is happening all across the globe in the senate democrats are proposing a massive tax and spending bill as a way to fight inflation. it appears to have all 50 democratic senators on board and they're planning a busy weekend to pass it. the house is expected to return the end of next week to do the same. it's what the american people want. it's what the country so desperately needs. with inflation. still high repub

april 2020 when covid fourth shutdowns, big win for president joe biden, easing fears of a recession heading into the midterm elections. foxes lauren blanchard has more. jobs are up . unemployment is down. even so, the white house is struggling to convince americans that the economy is on the rebound. i know people will hear today's extraordinary jobs report and say they don't see it, they don't feel it their own lives. i know how hard it is, the white house pointed to friday's report showing 528,000 jobs added last month and unemployment rate shrinking to 3.5% as a sign the u. s is not in a recession. however the labor secretary said , this global recession, we can't lose sight of that that this is a this. what's happening here in the united states is happening all across the globe in the senate, democrats are proposing a massive tax and spending bill as a way to fight inflation. it appears to have all 50 democratic senators on board and they're planning a busy weekend to pass it. the house is expected to return the end of next week to do the same. it's what the american people want. it's what the country so desperately needs. wit

joe kent. dan newhouse, the incumbent,nc the endorsement for former president trump is lauren kulp there? and thenendo michigan, you have peter mayer, who's the incumbent congressman facing john gibbss is, also endorsed by former president trump. i think we can ndor get some numbers on that michigan race if we check in here. yes. again, it's early there, 80% in, but you have roughly 12 hundred votes separatingy the two with gibbs, the early lead. one more thing i want to just show you real quick here, and that is this is not a race that is a congressman or senator governor. is a ballotgo measure in the state of kansas. and it has to do with abortion whether the state should do away with abortion rights inrt the constitution of the stateio right now it is no no gets 63% of the vote. es and yes, it is at this point. 37%. you've got about 30% ofat the vote in. that's a big vote about abortion. cu it could have repercussions other places. but kansas, as you know, prettya red arizona. arizona's really early. not going toy get no numbers from there until about 11:00 p.m.. let me ask you on a ye

lauren bogert. some of the first people to speak out. and yesterday, the chairman of the party joet a tweet. it was after that tweet, probably two hours later my account was mysteriously reinstated the same weight mysteriously permanently banned without notification or warning. >> todd: if you can handle four daughters, you can certainly take on twitter. dr. drew my. thank you. this has got to stop happening. we appreciate your insight. dr. fauci going on defense and filing an investigation into his pandemic management. >> i have nothing to hide, and i can defend everything i have done and every decision i have made here and i'm not afraid of that oversight. it is an important part of the government process. >> todd: you won't believe what else he said with that you did exchange. very he did. meanwhile democrat lockdowns are still bad for business including a photo where the next guest closed the doors more than two years later. he is here next. ♪ ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash paym

joe biden to fdr. what else they got? laurenal stricts. "was it the victories of recent weeks a decisive turning point for biden's presidency or a transitory moment in a bleak administration remains to be seen. mr. biden is still one of the most unpopular presidents in modern history at this point in his term according to polls and some house democrats quietly worry none of the achievements will save them from an electoral route in november". it's a good time to bring up the rcp and real clear politics polling average. biden's approval rating, 39.6%, this poll taken -- or the average taken from july 19 through sunday, august 7 so it does take into effect the latest victory, if you will. stuart: there's legislative success because the legislation is on the books, but there's not economic success because the legislation did not help the problems that we are facing. that gives you a political problem cause you haven't fixed anything. lauren: i'm laughing because even bernie sanders says the inflation reduction act doesn't really re

joe biden and hillary clinton tied at 8%. [laughter] stuart: that is fascinating. lauren: isn't that?be they're having a little fun out will at the cpac -- lauren: i don't think it's going to be gavin newsom. >> much deferent than the democrats -- stuart: it's a weak bench. let's check futures, please, it's monday morning. we're going to be up to start the week, green right there. >>> coming up, elon musk deleted his instagram account after he found himself taking too many selfies. watch this. >> instagram, it's a ghost trap. i find myself taking a lot of selfies. stuart: there must be more to that. by the way, we're going to cover that and his secret account. >>> china has extended those military exercises around taiwan, and they've added exercises near the korean peninsula. plenty of intimidation. kf mcfarland -- kt mcfarland says two can play at that game. over 230 economists warning that the spending bill will actually make inflation worseful we'll hear from if one of them right after this. ♪ grabs all the cash and i -- ♪ ♪ riders! let your queries be known. uh, how come we don't

joe biden, the former president's legal team. um has until friday to better explain to the judge why a special master is needed to review the evidence in washington. laurenom tomorrow in the sentencing trial of parkland high school shooter nikolas cruz. today was the 15th day of the penalty phase of this case. bruises on douglas high school in 2018. cruz's defense is trying to show that alcohol spectrum disorders and a troubled upbringing contributed to his actions that day. today jurors heard from a psychologist who met with cruise when he was eight years old. he says that crews had many behavioral and developmental issues and that school was rough for him. what's the difference in those? what was the difference in those two environments? the one in school . and maybe with you the one that supported me a lot of kids around and kids can be kinda cool. and like i said people, i think he did stick out like a sore thumb pro to lot of attention to himself teased and a great deal. prosecutors wrapped up their closing arguments earlier this month. they said the killings were cold, calculated and premeditated. cruz pleaded guilty to 17 counts of first degree mu

joe biden, the former president's legal team. um, has until friday to better explain to the judge why a special master is needed to review the evidence in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. dozens of people spent the day figuring out what comes next after fire tore through their apartment building in san francisco yesterday. some of them had to be rescued by firefighters as smoke and flames engulf that building. ktvu question captain returned to that scene and talked with one tenant about escaping the fire. three alarm fire that tore through this building, and mcallister and divisadero drew more than 100 firefighters to the scene. there were dramatic stories of residents dropping out of windows to safety. and now we're hearing from tabitha lar. she took in a long, full of smoke when she opened her front door, calling out the firefighters and had to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation smoke inhalation. i opened the door to yell for them, and the blast came in. so they had to monitor make sure because apparently, they said that smoke damage to the lungs can happen gradually over the course of two or three hours, said she had mentally prepared

joe biden, the former president's legal team. um has until friday to better explain to the judge why a special master is needed to review the evidence in washington. laurenblanchard, fox news. house speaker nancy pelosi was in the bay area today touting the health care provision in the recently signed inflation reduction act. speaker pelosi and local health leaders , including san francisco health director grant colfax, gathered in the city at the southeast health center clinic, pelosi says a major part of the inflation reduction act is that it will lower health care and prescription drug costs. we had tried in the affordable care act to bring down the cost of health care, and we did, except when it came to the cost of prescription drugs. we are about the kitchen table of america's working families. how can we lower cost increased paychecks and again make communities safer? family speaker pelosi says the inflation reduction act bans drugmakers from predatory price hikes by capping prescription drug costs at $2000. dollars for medicare recipients. paul pelosi , the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, pleaded guilty yesterday to misdemeanor charges of d

joe biden, the former president's legal team. um has until friday to better explain to the judge why a special master is needed to review the evidence in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. house speaker nancy pelosi is in the bay area today, touting the health care provision in the recently signed inflation reduction act. speaker pelosi joins san francisco health director grant colfax this morning in the city at the southeast health center. clinic speaker pelosi says a major part of the inflation reduction act will lower health care and prescription drug costs. we had tried in the affordable care act to bring down the cost of health care, and we did, except when it came to the cost of prescription drugs. we are about the kitchen table of america's working families. how can we lower cost increased paychecks and again make communities safer? speaker pelosi says the legislation bans drugmakers from predatory price hikes. by capping prescription drug costs at $2000 for medicare recipients coming up the promise from the united states as ukraine marks its independence day. also ahead. new audio from nasa coming up here the sounds from a black hole reminde

joe concha. >> you're all right, stu. stuart: you've got your son in the audience. >> my son and daughter are both here. stuart: can't put them on camera laurento get back to the markets. you know what we do here? we do politics and we do money. we've done politics extensively. here is the money bit. not that much change for the market this morning the major indicators we got the dow down 26 points, and nasdaq is down 19 and s&p is down 9. we're not used to this. hardly any movement. things are calming down. let's see if jason katz, our market catcher of the morning thinks that. first of all, is the market calm ing down because people think inflation has peaked? >> it's calming down because it's summer. a few doors away at ubs, you could hear crickets in my hallway today, but it's also the hope that inflation has peaked. we talked about this months ago, rather weeks ago with respect to the market. is it at a bottom and my answer to you then was, it's not a point in time. it's a process. the same exact thing could be said for inflation. it's a process, so the operative word, stu, are less bad. it's encouraging that cpi and pp i are less bad. i

lauren. now, do you remember this guy? roll tape. >> my name is joe exotic and this is sarge.lix show "tiger king" wants president biden to help him out we have the story next hour. senator manchin may have trouble explaining his support for the inflation reduction act. the coal industry is not happy about it, and hillary vaughn will be reporting from coal country, right after this. >> okay, so you're a rocket scientist. that don't impress me much, so you got the brains but have you got the touch ♪ finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence. verzenio is the first treatment in over 15 years to reduce the risk of recurrence for adults with hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth

joe. the liv golf league is joining the antitrust lawsuit against the pga, come on in lauren. >> these aresuspend players from playing. pga restraints forcing us to sign players at the huge costs just to make it worth the risk for them what the pga tour will do to them. they have to make it worthwhile for them to switch over. ashley: battle goes on. all right, lauren, thank you very much. still ahead, rachel campos duffy, steve forbes, chris rufo. the 11:00 a.m. hour of "varney & company" is coming up next. ♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i n

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joe biden, the former president's legal team. um, has until friday to better explain to the judge why a special master is needed to review the evidence in washington. laurenchard, fox news. thank you. lauren california lawmakers passed a bill targeting non profit organizations associated with the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol under the legislation , the state's attorney general would decide if a group's tax exempt status should be revoked for participating in treason, insurrection or advocating the overthrow of the government. it would apply to state taxes only , not federal taxes. the bill is now on the governor's desk. 40 people were arrested and dozens of cars impounded as part of a crackdown on illegal side shows in los angeles. police say 34 cars were impounded. 82 citations were issued and a number of st takeovers have been shut down before they even started. authorities say one of the people arrested how to warrant for attempted murder and another was in possession of a loaded ghost gun. lot of them were texting their friends and he like they got me like it's real, like we're actually really here. um and yeah, i mean, they kind of see tha

lauren boebert, bless her heart, fires back at biden. let's just take a listen at how this failed. >> how the heck can joe biden call american first conservatives face and a dry diaper? he is the one who has allowed millions to invade our southern border. is one who's robbing hardworking americans to pay for karen's daughter's degree in less v and dance theory. >> [laughs] all right, luke, what do you think? >> i get the lauren boebert response. i think it was pretty clear what president biden was talking about, he is talking about the challenges to democracy undermining the will of the people, the authority of the vote, in the attack of january 6th. donald trump's effort to put forth fake slates of electors and hang on to power by any means necessary. even inspiring a mob to attack congress. that's what president biden was talking about. those are very real threats to democracy, to try to twist them into something else i don't think it's accurate with the president was talking about. >> that seems to be the order of things, to sort of twist it as much as possible. it had to sort of get a different narrative going around something that is other

democrat senator joe manchin won't say which party should control congress, after the mid-terms. or if he'll support biden running in 2024. tell me more. laurenontrol of the house and senate? >> i think people are sick and tired of politics, chuck, i really do. >> what result do you want? do you want the democrats to keep control of the united states senate and the house of representatives? >> oh, i'm not making decisions on that. lauren: he tried to change the subject but you have manchin , aoc, corey bush all high profile democrats publicly refusing to endorse biden. stuart: i can't understand why he wouldn't say yes, i want the democrats to win in november and keep control of the house. lauren: he likes to be the wildcard i suppose. he was a hero for republicans for quite sometime and then that radically changed last week. stuart: i'm surprised he wouldn't turnaround and say yeah , i'm a democrat. i wanted to win. lauren: no one said that really. stuart: thank you, lauren coming up one state is finally dropping their mask mandate for schools. you realize that kids in this particular state have been wearing masks for a couple of years, in s

lauren: nor should she, in my opinion. stuart: check futures, please. i see green and i like it. up 160 points for the dow industrials. >>> coming up, senator joell refuses to discuss who he will back in 2024. watch this. >> i'm not talking about the 2022 election and 2024. i have no control over hose elections, and i'm not going to talk about them that'll skew one of the greatest pieces obviously legislation. stuart: okay. we'll get into it if the president -- if the senator does not want to. >>> the the issued a terrorism threat alert warning of higher potential for anti-american violence after the death of al-qaeda leaderrer ayman al-zawahiri. senator joni ernst takes that on later in the show. >>> and there's this, it was primary day for several states, but did former president trump's endorsements hold water? we'll go through them all again after this. ♪ ♪ applause, applause, applause. ♪ ♪ [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the trail. oh, man. hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was. fin

joe, thank you so much. >> you're all right, sir. stuart: that is my phrase. >> i know. stuart: former treasury secretary larry summers weighed in on student debt. what did he say? lauren not made the decision on this he is expected at the end of the month when the current moratorium. that would cost 20 billion. raises demand and increases inflation. it consumes resources could be better used helping those who did not have a commands to attend college. he says if relief is to be given it should not set any precedent. it shut only be given for the first few thousand dollars of debt and those with middle class incomes. stuart: i think it is buying votes any way you slice it. it seems like larry summers has become the voice of economic reason within the democrat party? lauren: yeah. stuart: surprisingly enough. lauren: yeah, no. i agree with you. he also says the up shot of all of this unfortunately is college tuition might go up as a result. stuart: exactly. exactly. lauren: who are you really helping with all of this. >> does my wife get a refund, put herself through medical school and paid all the loans? retroactive for only students now. makes sense. stuart: i have 30