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byron york, byron, you know, the president's numbers have been in the gutter for a year now.usly bad news this close to the midterm elections, but also a lot of reporting on whether or not people can actually trust the polls. so when you read this, what do you take away? >> well, i think in a national sense the numbers are probably pretty accurate, not in a, you'll see several polls in individual states that turn out to have been a big problem, but you have to remember, a number of our presidential polls in the last few elections nationally have actually been fairly close to where the vote turned out. the terrible number for joe biden in this poll is that his job approval rating is 39%, which is really low. he had been having a little bump lately, appears that might be over and you are right, when they asked democrats, would you like to see joe biden or somebody else be the party's nominee in 2024, only 35% said joe biden. >> jacqui: do you think the president's language in that "60 minutes" interview a couple weeks ago, just an intention to run again and whether it happens o

elizabeth: carol roth, byron york, thank you so much for joining us tonight. to have you both on. democrat senator joe manchin warns bernie sanders and the democrat left are destroying u.s. emergency independence and that's fueling inflation. plus new pressure on the former fbi official in d.c. accused of blocking the hunter biden probe. the gop house judiciary moving on this. congressman darrell issa joins us next to break it down on "the evening edit." ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and yo

joining me now washington examiner columnist, a terrific writer and examiner, byron york.czar. that is what the boston herald says. the same john kerry, at one point they own five luxury homes, a private jet. now telling nations in africa do not invest in clean burning natural gas projects? >> well, it is true. john kerry is rich, his wife is a billionaire. here is the problem here. a huge number of africans, 600 million, 43% of the population do not have electricity. they need electricity. quickest way to get that is with natural gas. in the united states, a shift from generating electricity with coal to generating with natural gas has led to a huge decline in emissions in the united states. down 32% between the year 2005 and 2019. that is because of the switchover to natural gas. if you are concerned about emissions, it has been enormous help. this is what john kerry does not want people to do in africa. why? they should wait and use renewables and add fewer emissions in the future. meanwhile, they have no electricity now. >> this private jet is pumping out the hundred m

great to see you we will watch all that come back soon, thank you, sir. . >> thank you, maria. >> byron yorkch, elon musk against twitter today as tech sector sees worst two weeks since pandemic began cfra respectful senior equity analyst here to talk more about that. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . . maria: welcome back. want elon musk will sit foring deposition today and tomorrow will determine whether or not goes through with 44-billion-dollar twitter taker to look ahead cfra researcher equity analyst angelo zino i know you studied researched twitter tell me where you see this going you think twitter has an advantage here; right? >> yeah, no, absolutely we do think twitter has upper hand the peter zacco situation makes this situation messier to say the least, he was whistleblower also the former security chief at twitter, but if you -- make messier, at the end of the day we believe our legal team believes there is 80% probability elon musk will be i am soar twitter will be victorious defined as twitter, having to kind of get full price, or elon musk to havin

stuart: look who is here, byron york is with us. the decline of inflation. are you with me on this? >> republican senator kramer called and beyond tone deaf, hard to understand what was going on here because the so-called inflation reduction act is not going to reduce inflation but this appeared to be a democratic doubling down on the idea that it would. nancy pelosi said the bill was, quote, beautifully named. nobody made any mention of the fact that just that morning we got news that inflation was going to be a persistent high-level problem that won't go away anytime soon and at the same time the markets in the act of plunging. the dow jones industrial average would go down 276 points. if you can imagine a worse time for partying you couldn't do it. stuart: it fell very flat with everybody i know. another one, senator lindsey graham proposed a nationwide ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. not every republican is on board. if the republicans are split does that hurt them on this issue going into the midterms? >> it could

byron york is a fox news contributor.n't too fired up about the james taylor experience those young people at the white house, byron. in all seriousness it was a strange day to have a celebration of the inflation reduction act on a day that number came out and they knew that number was coming out. it is there for all of us to know. the calendar sets it. >> what did senator kramer say, beyond tone deaf? it was. and the extraordinary thing about this, you are absolutely right. they knew these numbers were coming out but democrats in the past month or so we've all seen this, have felt an increasing sense of optimism about their chances in the upcoming mid-term elections. they thought inflation was going down and that would help them. they thought they could use the abortion decision by the supreme court against republicans. they may be able to do that. and they thought that the renewed attention to president trump with the whole justice department investigation, all that would help them and perhaps mean not only would they n

byron york on that. >> john: and the justice department goes more in-depth about what was taken in the raid on mar-a-lago. but does this justify the unprecedented actions of the fbi? >> i frankly am skeptical of the claim i declassified everything. frankly, i think it's highly improbable, and it shows such recklessness it's almost worse than taking the documents. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! woman tc: my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. doctor tc: ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. man tc: my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. son tc: mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. song: a1c down with rybelsus® anncr vo: in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than the leading branded pill. anncr vo: rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. anncr vo: don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neo

byron york is a correspondent for the washington examiner and a fox news contributor.on, miranda is alleging there was an fbi cover-up. but tim thibault's attorney said he did not supervise the investigation of hunter biden, handled by the baltimore field office, in particular he was not involved in any decision related to any laptop that may be at issue in this investigation and did not seek to close the investigation. >> well, we just have a factual conflict here. miranda divine describes a meeting, october 23, 2022, 11 days before the election, the fbi -- >> gillian: five-hour long meeting. >> the fbi interviews tony, the former hunter biden business partner who knows a lot about biden's business dealings and her allegation here is that agent thibault basically memory holed the whole thing, kind of went away, after the new york post had published its account of some of what was on his laptop. and it's also after the big social media companies, especially facebook and twitter had suppressed that information. so now if you have the two media companies doing this, and

byron york, hugh hewitt and marie harf., inflation, and abortion and threats of democracy. >> yeah. and if you look at the new fox poll like a lot of pollsters they celebrate inflation and gas prices from jobs and the economy. but if you add those two categories together, because they are quite related, you get 34% versus 16% who mentioned abortion. that doesn't mean that abortion is not important. it is important. and it probably will make a difference. in some house races. republicans have to remember that this is what they wanted. i mean, for decades, they have been saying the issue of abortion should be decided by the political branches inside the states which legislators and that's what is' happening if they lose some of these contests that's the way it works. >> democrats seem well-positioned right now, marie. is there any trepidation in the democratic party about these early polls and how they close come election day? >> certainly because the historical precedent as we all know is midterm years are bad for incumbents

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thanks to byron york and richard fowler. i'll be back next week here on the "wall street journal" at large are. thanks very much for >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. richard gelfand on new releases and how artificial intelligence will improve your moviegoing experience. will the impact of new technology on healthcare industry, major developments in the search for alzheimer's treatment. three things investors should be thinking about right now, stocks slammed after the fed lifted rates another 3 quarter percentage points, there was a new for the year. bond yields as good as they will get and may be time to buy. gold not so much. interest rates rising, junk bonds are looking more attractive. is it too early to jump in? been levisohn, carleton english and jack hough. we've been debating whether the june lows were the law of the market, you were skeptical, that was not the low. >> it was not the low. h

stuart: still had iowa senator joni ernst, martha mccallum, byron york.y going to get more expensive in the future. the administration has decided we must all go electric like it or not. that is "my take" next. ♪ >> this inflation number will hurt sentiments. it will hurt president biden's ratings and i hope help republicans come out with a simple message in november, stop the spendathroughon. >> markets under reacted. to be affected they have to get the funds rate above the rate of inflation. we are a long way from kansas. the market is vastly underestimating how high we have to go. >>

bring in panel, jason riley, senior fellow at the manhattan institute, susan page, "usa today," byron yorker." republicans listen to the white house press secretary and said that's not how we remember and you heard the dnc from ju july 2020. >> first of all, the report is absolutely tragic. if they said earlier in the show that decades and decades of progress were lost in the period and i think the dnc and that you played says it all. democrats were saying partly at the behest of the contributors and the teachers union. this idea of rewriting history completely to suggest that democrats were trying hard to keep schools open while republicans were keeping them close and forcing children into zoom sessions is not going to fly. >> bret: this is "the new york post" from back of the time, the american federation of teachers lobbied the senators for centers of disease control and suggested for the federal agency school reopen guidance in february. the lobby and paid off in two instances language suggestions offered by the union were adopted nearly verbatim into the final cdc document. susan, wha

byron york, fox news contributor. good morning. the left has already branded her mussolini 2.0.introduce the audience. she was at c pac this february and this is part of her speech there. >> we live in a time in which everything we stand for is under attack. our individual freedom is under attack. our rights are under attack. the soul of our nation is under attack. the prosperity and well-being of our family is under attack. the education of our children is under attack. the only way of being rebels is to preserve what we are, the only way of being rebels is to be conservative. >> bill: many people are trying to define her. let's begin with that. what does she stand for, byron and why is she taking so much heat? >> what you are just hearing is a classic social conservative point of view. you hear it in the united states all the time. italy is a country with plunging fertility rates, with great concern about migration which has remade life in parts of europe. this is a standard conservative concern about some of the things that are going on. you hear in the united states a lot of

now back to my "nightline" co-anchor byron pitts in new york. byron? >> thank you, juju. back with you a little later in the show. but back here at home tonight, a stunning development in the case of adnan syed. featured on the popular podcast "serial," he is getting a taste of freedom after 23 years behind bars. a baltimore judge overturning his murder conviction today. >> how do you feel? how do you feel? >> 23 years after stepping behind bars, adnan syed is out of prison. leaving the courthouse in baltimore this afternoon after a judge vacated his sentence. his family elated as their son was released. >> we are so grateful for those people who help us. and everybody. >> syed, of course, was the central character in one of the biggest podcasts of all time. 2014's "serial." >> global tel link prepaid from -- >> adnan syed. >> which was downloaded hundreds pof millions of time. the podcast followed ahis sag ca after his sentence for the murder of his girlfriend, hae min lee. >> through our review, our investigation revealed that the original prosecutors and the subsequent

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byron york, chief political correspondent of "the washington examiner."pondent of "national public radio" and syndicated radio host hugh hewitt. hugh, it's a real question about whether the senate moves forward with this bill or not. it's obvious precarious to start have having these discussions with progressive democrats and talking about defunding or the like. just weeks before the election. >> i think it was a bad move by the democrats. same dean phillips and the like-minded democrats here. report let in from minnesota. voting begins in minnesota tomorrow in the third congressional district so-called moderate phillips being challenged by tom wyler, first time congressional candidate. wherever he goes he talks about crime and fentanyl. dean phillips spent all month negotiation with the squad. these radical members to try and pretend that they are tough on crime doesn't do anything about fentanyl or the border or burned out areas of minneapolis. i think it is shouting into the window and the democrats would have been better off to spend their time on the

plus, byron york pushing europe and retired general keith kellogg on putin's nuclear threats.. do. all of that and more as "america reports" rolls on. at newday usa we give veterans the va cash out loan with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. >> john: flew at 2:00. >> new at 2:00 this monday, pressure mounting, one of the most sought-out politicians not even on the ballot. glenn youngkin is helping fellow republicans and will join us live in just moments. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. john roberts, good to spend monday with you. >> jacqui: thanks for having me, john. i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. about this time last year youngkin made it a point to listen to parents and eventually took their concerns to the governor's mansion and

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bring in our panel byron york chief political correspondent for "the washington examiner."ox radio and mara liasson. was it bad timing? was it bad timing, mara? it seemed like it hit a deaf tone. >> bad timing and planning. the inflation reduction act actually has much less to do with reducing inflation than all the other things that are in it the democrats like like climate change and reducing the cost of prescription drugs. inflation subject de jour, things people care about and number one indicator because it effects everyone when they go to the pump and grocery store so it was called the inflation reduction act and they held this ceremony on the day that inflation stills out to still be with us and it's pretty bad even though we have been hearing for several weeks how prices at the pump are coming down doesn't seem to have affected the overall. >> bret: we will have a piece on energy on friday. the reduction of the strategic petroleum reserve ben is also a part of that. and that's really low now. thoughts on the overall on the day? >> >> the sad sort of bittersweet boom

. >> sandra: fox news contributor, byron york. great to see you here.r big 2022 midterm, your projection for the key winners in the upcoming election in a moment. first the top issues, you heard lindsey graham there, this is putting obviously with 50 plus days out abortion, front and center. you've got crime, immigration, and you've got inflation that report last week was a stunner. i mean, 8.3% inflation, you've got the average american paying 13.5% grocery inflation in the country, what do you see as the top issue for voters? >> yeah, i think that when this is all over we might see last week, last tuesday when the inflation numbers came out, as a turning point in this midterm race because there's no doubt democrats had been moving up doing much, much better on a few issues, the so-called generic ballot was getting closer, they pulled ahead, things were looking good for them and then the inflation numbers told everybody that inflation was a chronic, a persistent problem, not going to go away, not very much better. the latest fox news poll we see, if yo

byron york joins me now. are nodding yes, you think he's gone too far with the green stuff, tell me more. >> one word answer, yes. con too far and it was interesting to tie this in with what you were saying, the western democracies climate policies, self-destructive climate policies determined a lot of our reaction to things i russia's invasion of ukraine. it determines the way californians live their lives not having enough power to get through the day, these are influential and all preventable, in germany if they hadn't gotten rid of all their nuclear power plants i don't think anybody would be talking about freezing this coming winter and as you were saying, gavin newsom in california, the idea of forcing purchases to be electric vehicles and then not having the infrastructure and power to make the system run is crazy and is all driven by an ideological -- environmental ideas. stuart: why is there no move to change the un climate targets? we are never going to meet those targets and everybody knows it. why

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katko, brian steil, greg murphy and tony gonzalez, congressman byron donalds bruce westerman, arizona attorney general mark brnovich. "new yorkt" jon levine. arrests at the border as expected they topped two million for the first time under president biden. here is the distinction. it already exceeds the entire eight years combined of the obama white house and president biden today says it is about root causes when he is the root cause. the evening edit was first to cover the border on a regular basis way back in 2016. we'll show you how the crisis has since skyrocketed. white house is tracking potential migrant flights to the president's home state of delaware florida governor ron desantis. desantis is not backing down. president biden claims d.c. is about political attacks this as the president slams gop voters in speeches ahead of the midterms. more than a third of the u.s. senate calling for a doj special counsel on hunter biden. and voters, look at this trend, increasingly hiring their own private security amid a pervasive cop shortage in a growing number of defund police cities. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edi