result gives the party the power to block jo biden's agenda for the next 2 years of his presidency. bo biden's party, the democrats, maintained their narrow senate majority dashing republican hopes of controlling both chambers of congress victory for republicans who have taken control of the u. s. house of representatives. but with the when narrow and their majority slim legislating and governing could prove difficult. power in congress is now split with democrats in control of the senate. the u. s. president joe biden signaled his willingness for co operation, stating i congratulate leader mccarthy on his house. majority and am ready to work together for american families. republican house leader kevin mccarthy is tip to become house speaker. one of the most powerful positions in washington had of the house when the congressman from california won the nomination from his party. i told you it just took a little while. well, good evening. i'm proud to announce the era of one party democrat, rule in washington is washington now has a check and balance the american people have a say in their gove

oh, even kind of lying about his son bo biden dying in a rock which is not true. r. >> right, talk about being off message. the last thing that joe biden needs to do now is remind people about the biden family's sinecures, no show jobs. being a professor where you don't have to teach any classes or produce any research. a lot of people have honorary professor titles and don't get paid a million dollars. hunter biden had pretty high-paying jobs for barisma, ukraine and in china for jobs that he wasn't qualified at all to do and probably didn't do anything except set up influence peddling with the big guy. dagen: maybe at this juncture, don't remind people about your closeness to xi jinping given all of the questions about the biden family's dealings and influence peddling in that communist nation. >> yeah, it's just bizarre. he's going to go to g20, they are hyping the meeting with jinping. these are just activities, what is he going to meet about, what is he going to do, he's really just at sleep of the wheel. dagen: how about bring the origins of covid since how m

the party in the white house can expect to get hammered, and the polls are pointing that we jo biden's bo approval rating. doesn't tell voters when they can't vote at the top of the ticket. use elections as a referendum on the party in power. and so most the time the president's party loses the seats in the house during mid term elections. losing the house could spell real problems for jo biden's agenda and legacy. since he took power inflation, despite prices for food and gas, have risen his successes and cutting drug prices address and climate change rebuilding infrastructure is not energizing voters. republicans want to end the january 6th hearings, investigate biden, for as yet unspecified reasons. reform hope payments are made to your seniors and some are pushing for a restrictive national abortion will bite and can veto some of that. but not all an energized republican party could shrink his presidency as with any president that exists in a divided government, it will be much more difficult for him to get anything done. and as we know in an air of polarization, what we've experience

biden finally on this subject. you were prime minister for a period of time when he was president. and you have hamas raining missiles down. you talk about this in your bohat is joe biden's reaction. >> biden, i have known for 40 years since he was a i don't think senator in washington. i came as deputy ambassador, he says, bibi, i love you, but i don't agree with a word you say, said joe, sometimes a rece re-- reciprocate that. he tried to knock out their missile launches, they emplaced in civilian neighborhoods, it was supported throughout our right to exercise self-defense, he was under great pressure from certain wing of the democratic party, so he started saying, you have to end it. i said, no, joe, i have to keep going until we accomplish our objectives it took about 10 days for us. but, i would say, the american pressure and the israeli action met at point we have come little bit the our objective, we stopped. we didn't get to the point of confronting it i think that biden is sympathetic to israel but his policy on this, unfortunately, reflects his policy on palestinian question. and on iran. i think that is also misdirected. i am trying to be a

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president biden repeatedly promised t boto tamp down on bo, what's he doing this holiday weekend? ton >> good evening, president biden and his family enjoyed some shopping in town, was approached by some amazon workers that would have many wondering if they would get their gift sometime this year.40 >> amazon workers in over 40 w countries including here in the united states walkin bg off the job on black friday, demanding higher pay and better working i conditions.w here's one amazon worker in new york. >> we cannot tolerate the way amazon operates.amaz we must make amazon pay. >> night of the strike nor the railway strike appearing to slow adpresident biden down today.ho he hadus lunch at a restaurant called brotherhood of thieves. the white house tweeting peo his response to the protests, supporting working people is how we build the economy from the bottom of the middle out. i will also continue fighting for the proactive help workers unionize and achieve a $50 minimum wage. inflation remains at near 40 years high, it has cooled in thc summerh,.ie proof thvee president says his

the white house once again let down, either memory or the actual picture of the world, the son of biden bo, really served in iraq but died of oncology in 2015 6 years after returning from the middle east such news by this minute see you . dobryi dobryi information channel on the first continues its work on the air time to remember, my name is alexander gordon, it seems that the united states still wants to provoke a big conflict in europe, otherwise it is difficult to explain by the fact that they have accelerated so much in the transfer of their nuclear weapons to europe let's see . the united states has accelerated the deployment of upgraded nuclear bombs to nato bases in europe . this year, us officials told the allies full-time during a closed-door meeting in october. in brussels , such a move is linked to threats of russia's possible use of nuclear weapons in ukraine, as well as growing western concern about the need to take measures to keep moscow from crossing this line. at the end of october, nato held a nuclear deterrence exercise; the western press itself called these events. the

american president, of course, can easily find baghdad on the globe of ukraine; it happens, but biden's son boin maryland, how can you forget that? rumors that the american leader is on drugs to stimulate the brain partly confirm the traces of droppers, which can no longer be hidden, even during protocol shooting, however. if it's so biden, it's still too weird, even by its own standards, a hazel grouse. you know how much insulin injections for diabetes cost it was discovered by a man who didn't patent it because he wanted it to be available to everyone. i talked to him, actually insulin was discovered by canadian scientist frederick banting, who died a year and a half before birth. joe biden, you couldn't talk. unless with the help of a medium the problem is that biden's fantasy is turned not only to the past, but also to the future, the game between confused consciousness and reality is getting thinner these hot spots hot spots don't worry. we will release soon. iran, they will soon liberate themselves. not surprisingly, the closer the election, the bleaker the deal for the democrats. on all

>>in bo, pectm of protecting yourself and your family. >> we'll check in with president biden's chief medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci, as he prepares to step down next moh. >>> then, after a string of deadly mass shootings, a new reckoning with a familiar question -- what can america's leaders do to stop them? >> the idea we still allow semi-automatic weapons to be purchased is sick. it's just sick. >> we'll ask a top democratic leader, south carolina congressman jim clyburn, whether capitol hill can deliver on president biden's push to ban assault weapons. and we'll speak to colorado governor jared polis about the challenge of enforcing existing gun laws. he'll share the latest on that shooting at an lgbtq nightclub. >>> plus, former homeland security secretaries jayoe jeh johnson and michael chertoff on what the public can do to stem the violence and prepare our immigration for a change a southern border. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." for many americans, thanksgiving felt almost normal this year. but a year after the d

. >> katie bo lillis, thank you for your reporting. >>> president biden remains overseas at the g20 summit rallying world leaders against russia's war in ukraine, and the white house says most g20 members are expected to sign onto a statement condemning the war and the human suffering it has caused. cnn white house correspondent mj lee is traveling with the president in bali, indonesia. the president has had a very busy schedule, but he skipped the gala dinner. what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: he did, and white house officials assure us this was more of a scheduling thing. they made clear that it wasn't covid the reason that they clarified that at all was because he was in contact with the cambodian prime minister who did recently test positive for co covid. he will be participating in the other scheduled events tomorrow before he heads back home, but it is clear that there is no other issue that loomed larger over this g20 summit that the president has participated in today than the wa r in ukraine. and heading into this summit, u.s. officials made clear that they believe mos

biden came here to bali. after another summit, the us yon sounded in bo jeff, where he's may message. and much of these agenda was to demonstrate resistance against china. and he even offered america's full commitment to southeastern asian nations to help stand against china's growing dominance in the region. well, despite the fact that the 2 leaders started them meeting here in bali with smiles and hand shakes before they sat for almost 4 hours, it seems it will take much longer for the relations between the 2 superpowers. to actually start improving. i won't jo bind in that and she jane ping of both stress the importance of treading lightly on tie. one, he was congress is pushing to send an unprecedented multi $1000000000.00 weapons package to the disputed island. some american law makers of openly compared the situation to the bolstering of ukraine's military. one of the lessons of ukraine is that you need to arm your partners before the shooting starts, and that gives you your best chance of avoiding war in the 1st place. the goal is to make the taiwanese a formidable military for

to a document millions of dollars 200 biden avenue you should with the text message, hunter complained about having to keep his family up and hunter complained that boa golden child in the nobody appreciated the fact that he paid his dad's living expenses and self there's evidence from hunter biden himself to suggest that joe biden was directly benefiting from the millions of dollars that hunter was getting the shay business daily. >> two weeks ago, the judiciary committee talked about the political influence in the political shenanigans going on in her justice department and based on 14 agents to come and talk to her office has whistleblowers and one of those ages seven this is a terms of use, and he said the highest levels of the epi- i specifically the washington field office, he said that it brought into court, talking about that topic people of the washington field office. elizabeth: puts your reaction to the congressman. >> clearly the fbi has to setback to a certain extent it allowed transparency by the congress is a program they have not been willing to do it in the department of justice, was certainly implicated in helping cover-up before t

bo. with the headlines on al jazeera, the united states is about a day away from its crucial mid term elections present. joe biden, and his brother says, donald trump have been rallying support for democratic and republican candidates, respectively. our white house correspondent. kimberly hark it has me. the latest numbers are not looking good for the president's democratic party. i right now the latest pulled. this is a pretty trustworthy one. the washington post a b. c. news poll says that essentially the key issues for voters tend to be inflation and the economy, not democracy on the ballot as the president really tried to put forward. and that is a problem. what it essentially means is that 2 motors are leaning towards the republican party, another president democratic party, and they're doing so by double digits. i initially, it seemed that there was a narrow edge, but now it's looking like 12 percentage points or more. and that is not what the president was to see on the eve before the official voting day. a rescue ship that doctrine, cecily, italy on sunday, has been ordered to leave for italian port of ca

now we just heard the biden saying that the countries need to manage the competition between them responsibly. is it possible to compete without confrontation? bo? well, i, this is lou. the one of the 1000000 dollar questions of this century are in geo politics. gearhart the fact that china has, has risen, or to being a rival power or close to the level of the united states, economically and per in the next couple of decades, militarily, as well. and whether, you know, this almost as of historical inevitability about it, that is such a great power threat to the united states that these 2 powers will end up in conflict of some kind a job. nothing is partly talking about trying to make sure that the 2 sides don't end up in a war that is completely unintentional to something effectively accidental could happen around one of the potential flash points, such as taiwan, for example, which we might talk about in a moment. but, and to give you a sense of, of the concerns there. so i was speaking recently to a very senior military analyst who's very close to the bite administration. and this analyst was pointing out that between the us and china, there

with biden's democrats still in control of the senate, the stages said for a period of division the more and joined by bo, has form on professor of politics at college. berlin bar is put this into perspective for us. how much power has the republican party government? well now we're seeing after 2 years of united government is a divided government, which means that basically we heard this budgetary questions cannot be decided very easily. we saw that in the 1st 2 years, even with both chambers in the hands of the democrats. it wasn't easy, but now of course, the republicans, if the past is any indication or will probably have a very destructive agenda of trying to undermine any, any legislative agenda. the by them might still have how united are the republicans, though in trying to undermine the democrats? well, i mean, the laws are made in congress of the senators still with the, with the democrats, but republicans will not. or probably it's very unlikely for them to join in a legislative proposals. i mean, we saw one exception just 2 months ago or 3 months ago the chips act, which was mostly about prot

bo clinton last 52. how seats in 2010 barack obama last 63 this year the last could be in the region of 20, making joe biden, one of the most successful 1st term precedence in recent history. the major republican party decree came in florida, which is now a merged as a fully republican stronghold and were in a strong showing governor run de santis easily held onto his position, confirming his status as the most likely challenger to any possible reelection bid by the states most prominent resident, former president, donald trump, will be fun watching take on each other. president biden also took note of a noticeable change in both demographics, both of registration figures and the results themselves indicate a huge increase in the number of voters between the ages of 18 and 30 stood. it would appear by the desire to combat climate change and an anger at attempts to stop a woman's right to choose the money. it also reflects that the president of future generations, impatience and anger at the political rancor of the past. my cana era, washington or another nyak is the president of the center for american prog

absolutely hammered in mid term elections. bo clinton, for example, last the, the for house seats in 1994 at president obama loft, 63 house seats in 2010. president biden is looking nice. nothing like those kind of numbers. so he is going to be calling on his party to continue to support him and also to justify his leadership of the party over the past 2 years, which sometimes has come into question. so a smiling incident as he tweeted himself out from sitting in the white house behind here. so he has got every reason to feel satisfied with the way the results have gone at present. and just to mention what happened against the democratic leaders in previous mid term elections, both bill clinton and veronica bama went on to get reelection despite getting the massive mid term defeat. so perhaps president biden at the stage as reason to smile . he may well be small, we might, but as we both know, that doesn't necessarily mean that the next couple of years for the bio ministration are going to be easy. there is a possibility they might just might just be less difficult. yes, that's exactly very good way to put a new republican control of the house will put

bos? >> that's what we want to get to the bottom of, and like afghanistan, the military recommended one thing and biden did the other. >> john: get to that in just a second. i was on with brian kilmeade and played sound from 13 to 16 years ago which demonstrates just how far democrats have moved on the illegal immigration process. listen here to chuck schumer in 2009, and then then senate barack obama in 2006. >> construction of a 630 mile border fence or 630 miles of border fence that create a significant barrier to illegal immigration on our southern land border, illegal immigration is wrong, plain and simple. >> the bill before us will certainly do some good. it will authorize some badly needed funding for better fences and better security along our borders, and that should help stem some of the tide of illegal immigration in this country. >> john: the flashback is telling and shows how far they have moved. >> add president bill clinton to that list, pelosi to that list, this was a bipartisan issue because they were hearing what we are still hearing and i think they are, too, from veterans who are n

bo border. jimmy, that sounds refreshing to me. >> jimmy: listen i am happy they actually went down there. to be clear, biden days that we know of to go to delaware. okay? which last i checked was not the southern border, which through the way of fentanyl the leading cause of adult death in this country. he won't even go to border restaurant to get guacamole, kamala harris won't even listen to borderline. that handled the border from day one as an issue of perception of reality. republicans say it's bad but it's really fine. the reality is it's the front door of our house and it has become a 50 state problem because of fentanyl specifically. kids are getting poison, they're not overdosing, overdosing is like you got a lot of drugs and are carried away but these are people taking recreational drugs getting sick and dying. this wasn't me in my 20s getting carried away these are good kids dying too soon and i am not happy. >> emily: that's right end to jimmy's point is a 50 state problem and as it is larger by the date the president not addressing it and refusing to acknowledge it seems to be a punch in the gut

biden's agenda. the main issues dominating the po, rising inflation and women's reproductive rights after the top court overturned the right to a bush. ah, well, i'm fully back to bo, this is al jazeera live from doha. will have extensive coverage of the u. s. made terms with live reports, my correspondence across the country also ahead celebrations. as italy allows several migrants rescued in the mediterranean to disembark. but another ship is denied port. and we are the premier of a new film about a group of footballers all hoping to be selected to play at the thief a welcome. ah, thank you very much for joining as we begin in the united states where voters are streaming to the poles in one of the most consequential mid term elections in years . nationwide control of congress and the future of present jo biden's agenda hang in the ballads. all 435 seats in the house of representatives are up for grabs. prior to the vote, democrats had 8 more seats than republicans. 35 of the senates, 100 seats are being contested right now. they're evenly divided. so a change of control in just one seed could put the republicans in charge and the balance of power is expected to

concerned about reporting that an fbi agent, timothy bo may have suppressed derogatory information relevant to ongoing investigations relating to hunter biden and he has a long history of partisanship and was quick and quickly left the agency when these allegations came to light. as a current law enforcement professional, i know i found these revelations to be very deeply troubling. as did many others in law enforcement. similarly, mr. wray, you have publicly acknowledged and i applied you for that, that you are troubled by the allegations at a recent senate judiciary hearing. well today's hearing is focused primarily on four settlements katie, i have to say i am concerned about the overall state of the bureau and increasingly partisan perceptions, right, wrong of the bureau. and i say that as someone who for 20 years worked day and night on the highest most violent, dangerous, criminals in the world as a federal crime prosecutor in el paso texas and send mom puerto rico, and upstate new york. every time i had fbi agent for my side, they did the best wire tops, the best organized crime cases, they were by far the a-team on this major cases,

bo clinton last 52. how seats? in 2010 barack obama last 63 this year, the last could be in the region of 20, making joe biden, one of the most successful 1st term precedence in recent history. the major republican party decree came in florida, which is now emerged as a fully republican stronghold and were in a strong showing governor run de santis, easily held onto his position, confirming his status as the most likely challenger to any possible reelection bid by the states. most prominent resident, former president, donald trump, will be fun watching and take on each other. president biden also took note of a noticeable change in both demographics. both the registration figures and the results themselves indicate a huge increase in the number of voters between the ages of 18 and 30 stood it would appear by the desire to combat climate change. an anger at the attempts to stop a woman's right to choose the money. it also reflects that the president of future generations, impatience and anger at the political rancor of the past. mckenna era, washington for accounting, is still under way into battle ground state in

biden just fine but don't want him to run for reelection because he's too old. he was in florida and got confused. he -- in trying to correct himself, he mistaked where his son bo>> inflation is a worldwide problem right now. because of a war in iraq. excuse me. the war in ukraine. i think of iraq because that's where my son died. >> it's not where his son died. although he does personally blame his son having burn pit exposure for his son dying. -- cognitive slips out on the campaign trail. >> -- truly the future of our democracy and our fundamental rights and freedoms are on the ballot. not just in michigan but in pennsylvania, wisconsin, arizona, and nevada. that's what we should be focused on and talking about. that's what i've been seeing voters want to hear. they're seeing that concern. i hope that every voter in the country knows that the choices they make will protect -- the future of our democracy in our country. >> secretary of state benson, thank you so much. have fun out there in the last of the campaign. >>> on the heels of the ye aka kanye west disaster, basketball star kyrie irving still isn't -- not letting kyrie irving go. ♪ [christmas music] ♪