jason chaffetz a back as this week's closer. we played the tape at the top and this week's biden blaming political violence and hillary clinton just did and obama blamed politicians that use angry rhetoric, which biden does the whole time and of course the democrat's service and the media join in echoing their brazen hypocrisy. >> yeah, they just, if they roll back the tape, this is where democrats get into trouble. this is why they don't like social media so much because you can actually go back and fact check it and, look, the democrats are scrambling. they can't run on the issues and they have no policies that the american people can relate to and they try to december pager those disparage those running and my favorite is when they say if republicans win, they'll purposesly destroy the economy in -- purposely destroy the economy in 2024 and that's a bunch of bogus. >> they're desperate to try and get on to the topic of destroying democracy and all the unbelievably heated rhetoric and saying they use this terrible assault on p

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welcome to the show fox news contributor jason chaffetz, media research center founder and president about this issue, jason, whether this will be one of those elections where the public says, no, we don't buy it. we don't buy the fact that inflation is not a problem, that crime is not a problem, that border is not a problem. we'll go with people that say they will fix it. what do you think? >> yeah, i think people tend to believe their own eyes and when they go to the gas pump, when they walk the streets, it is not safe, when they see what is going on with immigration, all of these issues, the president sits there and says, immigration is not a problem. the border is secure. says crime will be just fine. what we did in the schools, you know, don't worry about that with at lockdowns and certainly with inflation. people understand this. they blow past the media. they know that they're being lied to out of the white house. that is why i think there will be, this will be a watch election. david: but, brent, on the other hand i don't think that the social media companies who said, oh, we

former utah congressman jason chaffetz. welcome chairman. i want to know what your oversight list of priorities would be. but you are the chairman of oversight. you get to pick what you want to look into. but you cannot enforce your own subpoenas that is up to the biden administration. >> that is the most difficult thing, we were both chairmen of that committee, i think the moral cases out there. the media does not always report it. hillary clinton's i-t person issued two s subpoenas they never showed up and they never enforced it. with that said, the table is set, every major issue, the democrats held no hearings on, so, it is a wide open plate there are a lot of things to go after. trey: we had dinner one night with late justice scalia. i asked him about the tools of congress and their ability to stand up for themselves and whether or not the court will get involved, he said you have all the tools you need, because you have appropriations. why do you think congress is so reluctant to say, if we don't give us documents, we'll impact you in

former congressman from utah and fox news contributor jason chaffetz, great to see you.g him more than what we make in a year, he they were paying for a single meeting at have sought to pay more than $500,000 along the way. at the heart of this you got to keep in mind this was started by hillary clinton's campaign, the democratic national committee was paying millions of dollars to come up with lies about donald trump, the fbi comes in desperately wants to prove these things but even though they can't prove these things they move forward with a federal warrant intended to be over foreign nationals using the pfizer court, they don't verify. even though the application to the court says verified on it they don't do that, they spy on americans and these people are for trial but i'm telling you all the talk about donald trump, this started with hillary clinton. let's never lose sight of that. pete: they paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to verify rumors they could never verify but they said it was verified and used it as a precursor to get warrants to spy on the trump te

jason chaffetz. thank you for being in "focus." with the mid-terms now around the corner, the battle for the governor's seat in florida is anything but sunny down in the sunshine state. we'll break down fiery debate between desantis and crist. never mind what americans are feeling and emptying wallets. the white house is painting this picture for you. >> you think about what congressional democrats and this president have done. lower costs, making an economy that doesn't leave anybody behind. what congressional republicans want to do is take that all away. >> harris: an economy that doesn't leave anybody behind. with a straight face she said that. economic claims by the president getting even more pushback. david asman from fox business is here with his wallet in "focus." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we the democrats are the ones fiscally responsible. let's get that straight now, okay? we're investing in all of america, reducing everyday costs while also lowering the deficit. republicans will crash the economy. they're doubling down on their meg

jason chaffetz fox news contributor, former utah congressman. doesn't want to answer that question because i'm certain her boss has told her don't answer that question. >> it's not in the notebook so it is not going to get answered. as you pointed out, harris, the reality is the democrats have the house and senate and the presidency. they failed to pass the bill that the president promises he would do next term when their numbers are worse. the reason he didn't is because it was so radical. there were no limits and so people on the republican side of the aisle who sometimes vote in favor of pro-abortion bills like susan collins and lisa mer kowski, they thought it was so radical even they couldn't support it. and they've got to answer this question. what limits would there be? the president's position thus far as best we can tell based on the bills that are moving through congress is that right up until the baby is literally crowning that you can go in there and kill that baby. and it is such a radical position. i don't know where in the world t

jason chaffetz chaired the house oversight committee in congress. more on the impact of the silencing of big tech coming up shortly with jason on that. ten past. >> dana: opec is going to slash 2 million barrels per day. that's going to affect all of us. reuters reporting the cuts will go into effect next month. the move is expected to drive u.s. gas prices even higher. the white house's john kirby was our guest last hour and said the u.s. does need to be less dependent on foreign oil. there was no decision -- discussion about what that will be. >> bill: watching the -- the dow is off a little more than a percentage. the market has been on a tear for two days. they were up 5% in ten hours of trading. it was insane. they are pulling back now. the big thing on gas prices they contribute to the cost of inflation in america. everybody will feel it and why it's a big deal coming up on mid-terms. f.b.i. releasing its annual report on nationwide crime. will the violence taking place in many of america's cities be reflected in the numbers? get a live report

jason chaffetz is with us, sitting right next to me, thankfully. is president biden more willing to work with the with dictators than support our own energy -- i don't get it. >> it makes absolutely no sense. look, this can -- this is a president, this is a choice election that's coming up because it was a choice to get rid of and dismantle the energy sector here in the united states literally in the first week, and now he's advocating for those that are some of the biggest thugs on the planet. stuart: he's going into the elections 33 days away with oil prices up, gas prices getting back close to $4 a barrel and negotiating with dictators. this, it looks terrible politically. >> well, it looks terrible, it feels bad, and you pay more at the pump, you're paying more for your groceries, there's a reason for it. it's because of the policies of the biden administration. stuart: i just don't get why he won't change. there's only one thing left that can fix this, pump for our own oil. why doesn't he do it? i don't get it. [laughter] i'm whats painted. it

anyway, jason chaffetz, thank you. congressman jim jordan, thane hk you. cannot convey my urgency i thn m words how crucial these midterm. l these mid-terms are. never take any and just what is at stake. remember, never take any election for granted. granted. you got to act as though, to use a football analogy, you got. two minutes left, you have no timeouts, you're on your own. -- time outs. you have twenty . you've got to marc th down the field 80 yards. you got to cross the plane. you got toan t kick the extra pe to win. if you if you have that level of urgency, guess what? >> you'll win herey you wi with reaction. i call him the great one .h rean the host, the number one showm on weekends here on fox life, liberty in national, syndicated radio host the great one . thank me. god bless us .. >>w am i , sean? i'm going to do something nown e that's never been done. i don't believe in i the history of cable. i don't need allt need all the e gave me to tell the american m people what's at stake here. first of all, the idea that they're bringing in barack b

so joining me now is charlie cook, the president and founder of turning point usa, and jason chaffetz utah congressman and fox news contributor. all right, gentlemen, we're going to go through a few of these ads, but let's start with the one that's targeting a connecticut dinosaur. >> watch the big networks and newspapers are covering for joe biden's biggest enabler, richard blumenthal. he cast the deciding on huge spending bills that shattering inflation and recession. blumenthal made a bargain with left wing extremists tole not run a primary against him if he pushed far left's t posits . he gets a free ride from the media and never has to denounce, defund the police. richard blumenthal supports chuck schumer's or an attack on our democratic institutions. and impose anti catholic religious tests to a federal office. >> >> jason , rather than having a kind of a sped up audio, it sounds like there doesn't speak to the widening map for the gopi in a state likcue connecticut. yeah, you would think connecticut is safe, but, hey,i. take the fight everywhere. this is a choice election.ffere

joining me is charlie kirk president and found fou fou foud jason chaffetz. let's listen to the ads. >> laura: jason, other than having kind of a sped up audio sounds like there, done a lot it speak to the widening map for the gops in a state like connecticut? >> yeah, you'd think connecticut is safe but take the fight everywhere. this is a choice election. the issues are stark and they are different and they are -- this is an opportunity to spread the word on crime and inflation and energy policy. all those things so i'm glad they're not just assuming that this is going to stay blue. take the fight to everybody. >> laura: charlie, let's turn to michigan now where another damming ad came out against governor whitmer. watch. >> kids out for three months. >> today signing an executive order to close school buildings to students for the remainder of the calendar year. >> parents saying it's been rough watching the effects not physically being in the school has taken on their children. >> flint students remain out of the classroom and will learn remotely. >> laura

there you government always great to end with jason chaffetz. thank you for being with us and watching. the big midterm show with bill hammer is up next. we'll see you next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ bill: we're just 9 days away to election day welcome to the big midterms show on sunday night, i am bill hemmer, with me, former advisor to president trump kellyanne conway. and kevin walling, to panel in a moment but in a week's time voters have their say. and plans of power is up for grabs. a gloomier forecast for democrats with 5 northeast races shifts toward the republicans former president barack obama was stumping in week, continues hig campaign blitz, this week he will be in nevada. obama spent saturday going after republican candidates herschel walker. and dixon. >> he is a celebrity who wants to be a politician. and we have seen how that goes. >> he said i'm a celebrity. you got that one wrong i'm not a celebrity. i'm that warriors for god. >> opponent, her plan would slash billions of dollars from education to c

steve: the voice of reason and common sense, jason chaffetz obviously as they say. >> speaking of that an exchange between virginia governor and cnn jake tapper this morning where talking about his new energy plan including a new generation of nuclear power stations but here is what jake said. >> let's talk about the energy plan that scales back the wind and solar energy emphasis instead of focusing on nuclear power and competition but i wonder about the events of the first year as governor with more intense hurricanes they say they are because of intelligent on —- climate change and opec's decision to make the insecurity of where we get our fuel from highlighted. doesn't that suggest we should be leaning into more green energy, not less? steve: nuclear energy is green energy, jake. no emissions and it is reliable unlike your reporting on climate. we will be right back. steve: will come back so from his reasons the most competitive races get the most coverage like doctor oz or arizona, they are vital but also important to cover the races were republican when is less likely but if it ha

jason chaffetz and jim jordan thank you. i can't convey my urgency in words. mid-terms are. never take any election for granted. you have to act as though you have 2 minutes left and no "time"s. -- time outs. you have to march down the field and kick the extra point to win. it if you have that level of urgency you will win. here with reaction i call him the great one. mark levin. god bless us. how am i? >> sean, i will do something that has never been done in the history of cable. you don't need all of the time you gave me to tell the american people what is at stake. they are bringing in barack obama. under barack obama 2 terms as president, the democrats lost 1,030 democrat seats in the state legislature and governors. if barack obama is not coming in, the rnc should pay him to come in. he is a disaster. joe biden is the herbert hoover of our time but hoover had compassion and a heart. joe biden does not. neither do the democrats. they deny there is a recession. they are focussed on partial birth abortion. that is sick. do you wake up every morning thinking

now, you just heard from jason chaffetz and the five.s more surprise shout-outs from friends of the show so let's check out another. >> laura, it's hard to believe that this is the fifth anniversary of your show, but i can tell you that day in and day out, every chance i get, i'm amazed at how you combine humor and anger and revelations about news in a way that nobody else on television can match. you picked up something somewhere that makes you truly unique, and i think it's a great tribute to you that your audience loves you, sticks with you, looks forward to hearing from you, and i can tell you as one of your occasional guests, i always find it fascinating to be with you and look forward to another five years of your show. >> laura: newt gingrich. what a man and what a dear friend and i have no words to respond to that. that's just beyond generous. this is a show that is possible only because of our team, so those words are directed at the larger ingraham angle team and you know who you are. all right, don't forget to set your dvr for

joining me now is jason chaffetz, fox news contributor and mike davis, president of article 3 project and former clerk to justice kneel -- neil gorsuch. mike, your react to this cocoon surrounding fetterman when we know what a day in the life of a senator at full tilt is all about. >> yeah, the 13 million people of pennsylvania need to decide that they have two home state senators. they need to decide if they want one who is going to be smart and effective and be able to work with his colleagues to get the 60 votes necessary to deliver for pennsylvania, do they want fentanyl treatment grants to go to new york and illinois or want the grants to go to pennsylvania. when these home state senators are picking federal judges, do you want a home state senator that will be independent and provide and independent check on president biden or do you want a home state senator that will be biden and schumer's puppet in this is a critical decision for pennsylvania voters to make. do you want someone that they're going to wheel in and vote and vote for biden and vote for schumer or do you want and

joining me now is the ceo and founder of openthebooks.com and jason chaffetz former house oversight committeend fox news contributor. you say getting these documents has been a painstaking process, why is nih slow walking it's? >> it's been a knockdown, drag out dog fight to get the financials. with our legal partners at judicial watch we had to file a federal lawsuit to get financial disclosures on fauci from 15 through 2020. on tuesday we finally got the 2021 financial disclosures, it was the latest they had ever been produced and in some years they used to come out in february. he had these done in may. the latest they have ever produced them as august. on tuesday they finally produce them to our auditors at openthebooks.com, it's nearly october. >> laura: this is very curious for somebody like fauci who claims to be a public servant, cares about what is good for the people. when he was pressed about this by rand paul, he got very touchy and dismissive. this is very disturbing. >> senator paul was over the target and hats off to open the books because i got to tell you, this is a person wh

with regard to biden i agree with what jason chaffetz said, ages a number but ability is different, somee in their 90s my work with world war ii veterans, some are 100, incredibly sharp and many i would vote for for any public office but the problem is when you have difficulty like we have seen with president biden and if the former president runs he will make a huge issue of this, put together a montage of biden gaffes they played in nevada at the rally so it is on the table. i give federman credit talking more openly about what he can or can't do, we will see if it works. stuart: it is an issue. a new analysis shows democrats are focusing their ads on abortion and republicans focusing their ads on crime. in your opinion what really is the number one issue? >> it says a lot democrats are leaning on that issue. something voters found out, between pat ryan and marla nardi, the emotions are high off of the dobbs decision in the supreme court, as a result you can see the race go to the candidate who put his focus on losing abortion rights in new york and he won that race, they are running a

outnumbered" and i'm here with kayleigh mcenany, harris faulkner, emily compagno, tammy bruce and jason chaffetz yesterday, the president brags that no one messes with him. of course, he said a very different word. >> [indistinct] [bleep]! >> kayleigh: no one except maybe opec because they just did. saudi led oil cartel announced it is slashing production by 2 million barrels a day. the move is expected to push our rising gas prices even higher. it is also a slap in the face to the president and his team because they have been spending months and months trying to stop this spirit the president even visited saudi arabia last july. you remember, it is that video of victoria's fist bump between the saudi prince. that opec removes the failure of the fist pump to diplomacy and simply doesn't work. americans, well, if you will pay the price. you know what, it is amazing to me, tammy. i saw this yesterday the announcement of the cuts from opec. fist bump foreign policy diplomacy simply doesn't work. then came the headlines, which were in canada delete accurate and usually they bury the truth of the bid

fox news contributor jason chaffetz. scott bolden, great to see you both. l have rebuttal. >> look, the feds have had this information for about four years. there is a laptop, voice mails, text messages, there are emails, there are photographs, there are secret service logs. the information is plentiful yes, the gun charge is one thing. that's black and white and should have been charged a long time ago. the national security interest as james comer pointed out. the peddling of the biden family while he was the vice president of the united states, hunter biden was on air force two bringing along his business partner to do deals in other countries. that along with a host of other things, this is a clear case. it is unbelievable that they have not moved on it but these reports are encouraging that they are at least going to do something. tax charges only scratch the surface. it's the influence peddling that i think should concern all americans because it is ongoing. he is now the president of the united states. hunter biden is still doing business in china. >>

jason chaffetz joining me now. >> he's looking at polls and surge primarily of lee zeldin in new york probably going to be the next governor of new york because of the crime issue. this is stating the obvious. i think it's interesting that he calls it an uncomfortable issue because i think he knows the democrats have been ons wrong side of crime, they don't want to implement tough on crime policies. they've spent the last two years trying to get people who get arrested back out on the street as quickly as possible. that's why it's uncomfortable because it's counter to the policies they've implemented for the last couple years. stu: the rev rand sharpton spent his life pouring scorn and contempt on the police and now we better talk about it. okay, former president trump, he's criticizing florida's governor desantis over desantis' support from moderate republican in colorado. at the same time we got a new poll showing the vast majority of voters want desantis to have influence over the republican party. jason, that seems like a split party to me. what say you? >> what election at a -- o

jason chaffetz, former chairman of the oversight committee and congressman from utah. we could use oversight for what's happening right now. jason. >> imagine joe biden who would fight as hard for domestic production as he does to beg these world leaders to produce more? he is so willing to go to saudi arabia and evidently venezuela and others to say please produce more. but he won't do that here in the united states of america so there can be american jobs and self-dependency here in the united states. you thought we would have learned that lesson with jimmy carter, no, didn't learn it. joe biden -- he got all the policies that he wanted and now he is complaining about the results. >> harris: look, the evidence is ticking up because peter doocy told me on the program just last week saying no, no, no, i was with the president, part of the team that went in the media and talked with the president about the fact that diplomacy had failed. that's evidence number one. now the "wall street journal" reporting some of the begging that was going on that was failing. what do you

strategist david carlucci and former chairman of the house oversight committee, fox news contributor jason chaffetz. gentlemen, welcome to both. jason, i keep looking at the president's approval numbers and they are going back down. he continues this blame game, it started in afghanistan. it was the general's fault and that it is putin's price hike. it's clear people aren't buying it, even members of his own party. why is he not holding a little accountability in this incentive blaming the mega maga republicans. >> it's not a good look. democrats have the house and senate and the presidency. they can try to blame donald trump or somebody else along the way but they've had the reins for a couple years now. every stat you are looking at that people actually care about is moving in the wrong dire direction. it's not a good look. it doesn't win elections. there's a reason why joe biden is not on the campaign trail. why nancy pelosi is in croatia, and they can have -- they don't have any leadership that could make the case. >> trace: if you are advising the president, would you do the same thing? you bl

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there you government always great to end with jason chaffetz. thank you for being with us and watching. the big midterm show with bill hammer is up next. we'll see you next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. >> eight days out from the pivotal midterm elections and the message is clear -- the economy and inflation are the two issues voters say they care about the most. you're watching fox&friends first here on a monday morning. >> republicans are pinning the costs on democrats as the fed prepares for another blistering rate hike. >> the democrats and the white house have ignored voter concerns for the better part of a year. voters have plainly said to pollsters of every stripe, we're worried about rising costs. >> democrats can't run on anything they've dub. people don't like what they've done. they don't like high inflation. >> we cannot afford another two years of democratic control in washington. we have to turn the corner and set ourselves up for a bigger victory in 2024. >> ashley live in studio with more, ash? >> inflation a

outnumbered" and i'm here with kayleigh mcenany, harris faulkner, emily compagno, tammy bruce and jason chaffetzo one messes with him. of course, he said a very different word.

stuart: jason chaffetz with us this morning. n, the president begged the saudis for oil and that didn't work. he's now threatening the saudis. will that work? >> um, no, it's not going to work. he doesn't come up from a position of power, unfortunately imagine if president biden would take that same passion to increase oil production. if he did that here in the united states of america, we would have solved the problem. inflation be better. the world be better. remember what the world looked like in the middle east under donald trump. things were much calmer, peace was abundant, and we were you nighted against iran. unfortunately, that's not what this president wants to do. the sub-text here is he wants to deal with iran in the saudis don't like it. stuart: got it. next one, a new report from politico. it says the white house wants to downplay president biden's 80th birthday, which happens to be next month. looks like the white house knows his age is a problem, jason. >> yeah, i don't engage in age ism. there are a lot of sprite

jason rantz and jason chaffetz join me. >> bill: there is a stunning lawsuit against amazon.re suing the company alleging that the online giant is partially responsible because it sold so-called suicide kits in the form of a deadly chemical. gillian from washington. >> amazon is under fire from the parents of teens who died after ingesting a chemical sodium night rate. it accuses the company of knowingly assisting in the deaths of minors. attorneys for the parents of the 16-year-old ohio and 17-year-old vest virginia teen who took their own lives filed suit this week saying amazon is selling a product as deadly as sign notified. doctors are ringing alarm bells as well. >> suicides from sodium nitrates are up. it works on the red blood cell. you end up with low blood pressure and severe headaches and in the hospital. it is used as a poison. >> sodium nights -- lawyers representing the mother of another teen who died after obtaining the chemical from amazon say they knew it was profiting off vulnerable people dying by suicide deceptively and dangerously marketing a suicide chem

from what i understand, and we had the former house oversight chair our colleague at fox jason chaffetzt hour he said it was pretty simple. what they had in terms of evidence four years ago they could have moved on but they didn't. they waited. a lot of things have happened since then like a presidential election. apparently there is always something creeping up that you want to delay for. my other guest last hour the presidents stomach democrats scott holden was saying as a d.c. attorney, he was saying this could take years no. at least a long amount of time to do the investigation, start it, get going, dig deeper on the charges. it will take time anyway. why a pause of anything at this point? although he said the other charges are tiktok and he didn't think they would adjudicate those tax fraud and gun charges anyway. whatever. the big point in all of this is the president sitting at the center pay what did he know? or was he contacted you? which is important to know if it influences his current day decisions, i want to know if it makes them vulnerable and drivable? what are the recei

. ♪ ♪ stuart: jason chaffetz, the gentleman on the right-hand side of your with screen, joins me now.one back to the basement. it worked in 2020. do you think it works this time? >> i think it's their only option at this point, stuart. i don't know that it's so much that his handlers are trying to hide him as much as it is no democrat running for office wants to be seen with the guy. i mean, and kamala harris is going to be absolutely absent as well. she's nowhere. i don't think they can draw a crowd to save their lives. he's gaffe-prone, and he doesn't even pronounce the names of the candidates right, forgets who he's campaigning for. and in the case of john fetterman, i mean, how can the president of the united states, a guy running for the senate have just a closed-door reception when you're literally, you have early voting that's beginning? and so that, that tells you his failing policies, he's gaffe-prone, he personifies weakness. there's a reason why, yeah, stick him in the basement. that's the best place for him. [laughter] stuart: jason, i'm seeing democrats make some big reve

. >> emily: that is right, here is, you an interview last hour with jason chaffetz on this and you exploredell. your thoughts? >> harris: i will jump to the next interview that i had with blake masters out of arizona, after what you had just said. so, he thinks it definitely did affect the election, absolutely. and, it is the reasons why the election of 2020 was not fair. by the way, he is not alone in saying that it wasn't. 62% of ballots across the country will have people who feel the exact same way as candidates, that this person in the white house should not be in the white house. the primary issue is what kayleigh was talking about. at just the idea of disinformation that was out there, and how we as americans are not allowed to know what was true about hunter biden. and to have it question in such a way, where if you even questioned you got its acord on twitter. as a journalist, michele, i am questioning, okay, have you been to youtube, have you seen what he is doing? the timing of that audio, with his dad, crying, and you got it, you feel for the parents of drug addicted kids. but t

. >> i was just talking to jason chaffetz about the book and he was talking about his friend trey gaudi he said in all my years of prosecuted. there was a questionable education and he said i never had to prosecute homeschooled kids or eagle scout and we got two of them here, that's a testament to parents ahead of the curve and willing to do something for the kids now there's brick-and-mortar options are more online options to the point that we can get too critical mass for republic out three, four, 6% of graduates in this country that can be part of a leadership change for the future of the nation. >> each of you will have an opportunity to say hi to pete and david at the book h signing were heading into now. >> author and journalist appeared on book tv monthly in-depth or graham, to talk about his books and the deadly impact of synthetic drugs, he also weighed in on the question of marijuana legalization. >> i would like to see personally as legal lies one drug well in right now we are mandolin the job with marijuana in my opinion. think about it what is one of the great lessons of op

[applause] >> it's funny, i was just talking to jason chaffetz on his podcast about the book and he'sed about his friend trey gowdy and his friend trey gowdy said in all my years of prosecuting, i have never prosecuted, when he gets a question but education, he says you know what, i've never had to prosecute homeschooled kid or an eagle scout. we've got two of them here. so that's a testament to parents who have been ahead of the curve and willing to do something for the kids at a think what's encouraging is now there is brick and mortar options more on my options to where we can do to a critical mass where we are pumping out four, five, 6% of graduates in this country that could be part of the leadership change in the future of our nation. >> each of you have an opportunity to say hi to pete and david. book signing where headington out at a just a bit of this terrific audience want to say thank you so much. >> thank you. [applause] >> middle and high school students, it's your time to shine. you are invited to be suspect in this year's cspan's studentcam documentary competition. in l

the agent to drive drunk into the security barrier and for good measure you have the leaking of jason chaffetz secret service application. this is all within a period of a few years and is extraordinary to me that nothing really seems to improve. >> the shocker is everybody and obama white house threw up their hands after the jumper and after another incident that followed minutes after which was an elevator guard he wasn't allowed to get close to the president. >> with a weapon. >> he actually had a weird history that woody suggested you don't want this person by you like traditional standards near the president. >> anybody who is not clean should not have a weapon to be near the president, this person has been charged if not convicted, charged with crimes that involved use of a gun. >> there should've been a red flag. >> a red flag, everybody should been screened bottom line but after these two things happen the obama white house was like we arere done and they ask impression for the directors resignation thinking a new leader is going to make things all the better. when they bring back fath

. >> and that's the angle.g joining me now is jason chaffetz, former house oversight committee chair and fox news contributor. tom bevan, president and co-founder of realident clear politics, and mike davis,f president of article three project. ticle 3 prand former clerk to je neil gorsuch. mike , now you worked in the senate. your reaction to this cocoon surrounding fetterman when we know what a day in the life of w senanator was working at full tilt, what it really is alll about? of yeah. so the 13 million people of pennsylvania need to decide. they have two home state senators. they need to decide if they want one who is going tortd be smart and effective and be able to work with his colleagues to get the 60 votes necessary to necessa deliver for pennsylvania. do they want fence at all treatment grants ty wantanyl tro new york and illinois, or do they want those grants to go to. pennsylvania? whenwhen they're picking when t home state senators are picking federal judges? do you h want a home statebe senator who's going to be independent and provide anmea independent check on presi

. >> joining me now is adamceo and jeff saeki, ceo and foundeao of open the books .comok, and jason chaffetz, former house oversight committee chairr and fox news contributor. adam, you say getting these. documents has been >>painstaking process, so why is the nih slow walking it?en out a , it's been a knockdown, drag out dog fight to get the fauci financials with our legal partners at judicial watch. we actually had to file a federal lawsuit to get financial disclosures unforeseen from 2015disclo thro0 2020. on tuesday, we finally gott the the twenty twenty one fauci financial disclosures. it was the latest they've ever been produced in some years. they used to come out in february. he had these done in may sometime the latest they'veas ever produced them is august. on tuesday, they finallyt.r audo produced them to our auditors and open the books .com. it's nearly october. this is very curious, jason , for somebody like fauci, peopclaims to be a public servant, cares about the what's. good for the people when he was pressed about this by rand this , he he got very touchy and dismissive. >>

. >> it's a funny thing i was just talking to jason chaffetz on his podcast about the book and talk aboutis friend trey gowdy and different trey gowdy said in all my years of prosecuting, i never prosecuted, when he gets a question about education he says you know what, i've never had ta prosecutor homeschooled kid or an eagle scout. we have got two of them here. so that's a testament to pairs who then head of the curve and willing to do something for the kids and what's encouraging is now there is a brick-and-mortar option and more all my options to the point where we can get to a critical mass when we are pumping out four, five, 6% of graduates in this country that y can be part of the leadership change for the future of our nation. >> each of you have an opportunity to say hi to pete and david at a book signing were headed to now and just on behalf of this terrific audience i want to say thank you so much. >> thank you. >> in the run-up to the 2022 mitchard elections many politicians, journalists and public figures are out with new books about their lives, their work and the state of a

and i think senator jason chaffetz sounds pretty good to me about now. >> here's what i do know, sean. i've got to get through this and i'm thrilled to have the endorsement of all 48 of my other republican colleagues in the senate. i'd always welcome mitt to the party if he would like to join. he and i have a good working relationship and that will continue even after this race is over. >> but i will say this. >> it would be a shame and utter shame if he lost the majority, the republican majority in the senate. the ability to serve as an effective counterbalance to joe biden's excesses is rampant inflation, which in utah, since the day he took office, has been at 16%. >> it'd be a shame if we lost that. if we elected a leftist named evan mcmullin. >> so i would encourage your viewers, viewers to go to leave for senate, .com and they're likely where we're supporting you. and i know the conservatives in utah will see through this. >> thank you. all right. also breaking tonight, even a deep blue connecticut senator richard blumenthal is now seeing his lead shrink dramatically in his race