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and vice president harris taking part in the 155th national memorial day observance at arlington nationa cemetery. the president laying wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. biden taking time to remember his son beau who died eight years ago tomorrow after serving in iraq with the army national guard. >> tomorrow marks eight years since essamehe didn't e battlefield.wastole him afr beindepl inthstatmy al guard in iraq. as it is for so many of you, the pain of loss i with us every day. but particularly sharp on memorial day. >> little history for you. memorial day has been commemorated in the united states beginning after the civi war. then it was called declaration day. president johnson made it official federa holiday in 1971. >> and we are glad it happened. we know you have a soft spot in your heart for your dad. i love my dad. my dad lost friends. it's a meaningful moment to pause and remember. thank a veteran if you see one who was able to go home. thanks. >>> lots of people outside today. so let's bring in meteorologist darren peck. a beautiful day. >> there is this one persist

in the fab mom blogger and outreach director it's great to aunt but it's interesting because the nationaessment of education progres says in 2022, 13% of 8th graders scored at or above the proficiency level in history many about 30% of 8th graders are able to explain the significance of people, places, events, ideas, and documents in american history. those are embarrassing numbers appears. >> it is embarrassing. i got to tell you as happy as i am to be here talking about this , this is a tragedy and we are in emergency mode because a we have seen, many are -- for many of us, our eyes up at open we've seen that many have traded teaching knowledge for teaching politics. and we know that the unions are responsible for the extension o the lockdowns. we know that baby know the unions drive the kind of educational policy that is implemented in many of our school districts. so what is happening is there's only so much time in a day and the eei, diversity, equity, and occlusion is a primary initiative in our schools as we pushed through gender ideology in our parade merry initiatives are being

only 36% of the adults in the nationa great deal or fair amount of confidence that powell will do thehing for the economy. let's get reaction from slatestone wealth kenny polcari. good to see you. hard to blame anybody for lack of confidence when you hear all the times he has been wrong with so many different issues. >> no, it is very true. i wonder what the age group is in the survey they have taken, right? you might have a biased to people that didn't live through it the last time that you and i did in 79, 80, when we saw inflation roll over and rear its ugly head again. the conversation then again was very much the conversation we're hearing today. so yes it is frustrating. am i frustrated with him? yes, i am but i'm also of the mind set i think inflation will remain stubborn partly because of how long they stimulated, overstimulated and partly because of what the administration done. it is hard to be right every time you make a comment but i clearly understand why people are frustrated with him. david: as far as inflation goes, one thing, very woke central bankers that believe in

is that the fbi worked as he workeda disinformation shop for hillary clinton and the democratic nationaic national ct special counsel john durham's report shows us that the samesap people that lecture you today about threats to democracy nearly destroyed it by usingstre our intelligence agencies to target the then republican nominee for president and then later targg president donald trump . the entire story begins no t not b by rigging the election againstt donald trump , though. it starts with rigging aartsh rc clection ition in support of hiy clinton just weeks beforinee fb invefbi launched a crossfire hurricane investigation, wikileaks released tens of thousands of emails proving the democratic national committee had rigged itse de 206 primary in favor of hillary clinton. inton.the victims here, sander democratic voters and bernie sanders. s, the dnc and hillarys clinton herself knew that that primary was rigged. they knew those emails were. real. so together they immediatelye work to discredit the leaks. they immediately work to discredit the idea that they rigged thato do democratic

these folks hid behind intelligence and nationae folksi l security to make a political point, in fact, to provide a ,e. quote, talking point in a debate that email makes clear . i think that's incredibly important. i want to thanrtant. k you so much for walking us through two or three very thorny issues this.c week that came to a head in. washington, d.c. professor turley, thank you . joining us now, "new york post" reporter jon levine, former florida attorney general pam bondi, the first woman to hold that position in the state, o and the author of trial of the century fox news, legal analyst greg jarrett. panel, i'd like to dove right into the last point i was addressing with professor jon. t let's starart with you. you your report at the new york post, the paper that was vilified and censored from twitter for two whole weeks in the throes of a presidential campaign, all because you told l the trutcause yoh. story you reported the story about biden's laptop and you really paid the price, as did the first amendment. how does it feelho today?? what's what's the buzz atg that the newsp

from the support guidanceom guide and expertise f their leadership board, composed of leaders of nationa l s like and civic and legal communities like annette isaacson from jpmorgan chase,orga nick terracini from amazon, vanya montero wite from united airlines. victor, big business is for big open borders, correct? and that's why republicans some in some of the times are also for it.big absolutely. >> it's a chamber of commercehe and wall street and the border could be closed tomorrow if people didn't count on cheap labor. and who who suffers from that? the american middle class worker who gets undercut by cheap labor. >> and remember,wh when these people come in, there's nos audit, there's no backgroundnolr check, and they're unleashede fo on communities of lower middle claswe and poos and poor people and you're in san francisco right now, laura .au and remember, katera, , finally, i think about her every week.n she was murdered in san francisco eight years ago by a person who was deportedd fi ve y sifive times. very similar to the case in the news today. and these people are heartlessl

, the hey wayne painting at the national gallery in london, though we pat should note, we're told nationa the glue was not made from fossil fuels. finally, the mayor of romede fro is condemning the protest and damage done to the trevi fountain, saying it will coste r thousands of dollars to repair and take several weeks sayinthoa to travel. used to be a source ofnd drinkig water for romans. now, people mostly just toss coins in and make a wish tray. trace gallagher, i'm trying to follow the logic between defacing monuments and your political orthodoxy on climate change. but but i didn't follow. it's not your fault, though. trace gallagher, thank you very much. you bet.e monuments. country is set to reach its borrowing capacity in mere weeks. >> be clear , the debt ceiling has been raised 70 times sincehe 1960. dand raised by both parties and under both republican and democrat presidents. >> sometimes it's raised. without incident and sometimes there'mes its drama. here >> shutdown threats of economic apocalypse. there is one constant. apocalyp the debt limit is always raisesd and the debt