- a black car. >> richard reid was the rockdale county district attorney. >> we need to look at joe carter. they were breaking up, and that is a dangerous time in a relationship. it can be a dangerous time in a relationship. >> it was not hard to track joe down. he was in the barbershop where he worked. >> it was around closing time, ready to pack up and get out of their. and they approached me and my friends, and they basically said that she has passed away, she is dead. i mean, i was shocked, i was in shock. >> how did he react when he came to see? >> he started to weep. >> did he claim not to know? >> he claimed not to. >> but reactions do not always tell the real story. >> they were basically asking about me, our relationship, when the last time was that i saw her. i started to realize that i was a suspect. >> the detective did what any good detective would do. he looked for the sort of marks that nikki might have left on the assailants body. >> look at his hands, arms, knees. he took off his shirt -- >> but joe was clean, not a suspicious scratch on him. detectives learned that car ou

money but the way that the bidens set this up, there is no business, president carter's brother got the money from lydia and joe biden was on the committee that investigated president carter's brother when that took place. the former president trump's son-in-law had business deals. i am not saying whether i agree with what he did or not but i know what his businesses are. what are the biden businesses? what business is what we read in the press that these were legitimate businesses when joe biden was president -- what business are they in? host: that was back in may. this closed-door hearing took place yesterday on capitol hill and we are talking about it this morning on the washington journal asking you if there should be all code of conduct. if you say yes, (202) 748-8000. if you say no (202) 748-8001. and if you are unsure, that is ok. (202) 748-8002. good morning, what do you think on this question? caller: there is no question about that. this is power and corruption. when i see jared kushner in the white house, and now i see the biden family. it is not good for the country. we need to have legislation. yo

joe, for doing this with me. it's wonderful to be here with you. and i want to thank tony and the carter library as well for having me. it's really it's really an honor to be here. so, yes, joe was referring to patricia hitt, who is a loyalist to richard nixon, who was not exactly liberal and hit, was running for a local seat. and this just gives you a flavor of the birch society, a local seat on a republic and party county committee in southern california, and the birchers did not. members of the society did not see her basically as being conservative enough. she wasn't a true believer. and so they basically ran against her and they defeated her. and she describes in this amazing oral history what it was like to go up against them. and just to give you a couple of quotes, they started calling up everybody in her district and district, describing her as, quote, a socialist, a commie and a pinko. and and she said that she called them an enormously destructive force. she said, quote, they were haters beyond anything i've ever seen in my life. and she really had a kind of visceral loathing

joe, for doing this with me. it's wonderful to be here with you. and i want to thank tony and the carter library as well for having me. it's really it's really an honor to be here. so, yes, joe was referring to patricia hitt, who is a loyalist to richard nixon, who was not exactly liberal and hit, was running for a local seat. and this just gives you a flavor of the birch society, a local seat on a republic and party county committee in southern california, and the birchers did not. members of the society did not see her basically as being conservative enough. she wasn't a true believer. and so they basically ran against her and they defeated her. and she describes in this amazing oral history what it was like to go up against them. and just to give you a couple of quotes, they started calling up everybody in her district and district, describing her as, quote, a socialist, a commie and a pinko. and and she said that she called them an enormously destructive force. she said, quote, they were haters beyond anything i've ever seen in my life. and she really had a kind of visceral loathing

teddy kennedy versus carter, we haven't seen the lowest numbers we've seen since carter. joe those now and now rfk junior against biden. kevin, history and the present. your take? >> it may repeat itself. the president has a strong approval rating with democrats. high 70s. we have a lot of work to do. we have 14 months before this election. in that "new york times" poll the president is leading with independents. a key constituents. young people and african-american. core democratic group. the vice president is speaking to these groups every day or every other day. the president will do the same thing. we have a lot of field left to contend this election certainly. >> harris: you sneaked in african-american votes. i want to point out they have slid mightily for support for president biden this time around. >> we're working on that, too. >> harris: good to see you both. thank you. tomorrow 2024 presidential candidate and florida governor ron desantis will join me in "focus." you don't want to miss that. i have some questions lined up. it is going to be good. biden's climate en

joe. he is the jimmy carter professor of history at emory university. he is an expert in political and cultural history of the 20th century and joe has written probably three books including one that he was here to speak about atticus finch the biography. the making of american icon. please, join me in welcoming joe and matthew. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. it is always so much fun to be at the carter library. thank you for coming out to ask questions about this really exciting and timely and deeply researched and wonderful book. matt, welcome to georgia. it iss great to have you this week and it's so appropriate to have you here this week. i was reading your book this week in preparation of tonight. i was also reading an op-ed in the new york times this week. i don't know some of you saw it but it talked about the hotness of the georgia republican party. it talked about, it was amazing to read this article because it was all about how the trump supporters are in such conflict with the governor and there is this real tension between the conserv

rex first voted to thank you joe for doing this with me it's wonderful to be here with you. i want to think tony and the carter library as well for have any. it is really an honor to be here. joe was returning to patriciawh who was a loyalist to richard nixon who is not exactly a liberal. i was running for a local seat. this gives you a flavor of the birx society. a local seat at up southern california members of the society did not see her as being conservative enough she's not a true believer. they ran against her. and they defeated her. she describes this amazing oral history what it was like to go up against them. just to give you a a couple quos this are calling up everybody in her district describing her as quote a socialist, a commie and a pinko. she called them an enormously destructive force she said quoth quotethey were haters to be on anything i have ever seen in my life. she had a visceral loathing for thisis group. that made me more intrigued. what was she reacting to question the birch society just to back up was named after evangelistic term army intelligence officer was murdered or killed after

anyone recognize the person with carter in the photo? that is joe biden, new senator joe biden. they had a close relationship early on. on the one hand, carter had a lot of ideas, a lot of things he wants to get done. a lot of things do get done. when we look at what got done, quite a lot of legislation passed, there's also some achievement. not a do nothing administration. one of the puzzles of studying carter. it is also the case that when everything is a priority, nothing is a priority. the final part of this is carter himself with having this knowledge with his background also his background as an engineer in the navy, someone into details, people around them at that time describe the him as an intellectual, someone who really did his homework, also someone with a tendency to want to be involved in all the details. when you are the president and this is your agenda you can be involved in all the details. some of this has to do with the coalition, some of this has to do with the nature of prioritization and some of it has to do with carter's political and indubitable style. ta

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anybody recognize president carter in the photo? that's joe biden, new senator joe biden. had a close relationship early on. so yes one ofne the things we te from this is on the one hand carter had a lot of ideas and a lot vot of vision lot of thingse wanted to get done and actually a lot of things to get done. if you look at the administration you look at what actually got done quite a love of legislation was passed in their foreign-policy low points but there are also achievements. it wasn't a do-nothing administration. but it's also the case when everything is a priority nothing is a priority. the final part of this is that carter himself was coming to this not only does george political background but also background as an engineer in the navy,ll someone who is into details and quite a reader of people who are around him at that time described him as an intellectual, somebody who really did his homework but also he hadd a tendency to want to e all of the details. when you are the president and this is your agenda you can't be involved in all the details. some of the se

in june or july of the third year now, and you see that joe biden is down there with jimmy carter, donald, ronald reagan is the exceptional to the rule there. the other guys are one-term presi presidents. the biden white house would like to follow that reagan model. he's in a danger zone heading into re-election. >> especially if it's the economy, stupid. especially that, right. what do the numbers show. >> despite all these positive economic indicators,e a look about 25% say that economic conditions in ts country are very good or somewhat good. 75% say they poor. take a look at that nuer about economic conditions being good over time and you see here it's been a pretty down mood for americans foite some time during this biden administration. nearly a small, slim majority 51% of americans tell us they think this economy is still in downturn. i showed his overa approval. look at approval rating on y and inflation, it's 37% approval on the economy, 30% approval on inflation. that's lower than his overall job approval meaning the economy is a bit of a weak spot. >> we'll get to the other rea

carter weavers. hello, welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. us present. joe biden is issued an executive order banning us investment and chinese quantum computing, advanced chips and a i technologies, citing national security concerns. and the ban which assess take effect next year, will require companies to inform washington of any activities in the 3 areas. do us as intensifying efforts to stop china from having access to american technology. aging says that it was that it is gravely concerned with the by the ministrations decision which comes as china faces declining trade and deflation. right, for more or less, i'm joined by marketing, colorado. he's a senior consultant of china, focus consults the seen a linux model you walk into the show, how serious are these newly announced measures if we look at trade flows between the us and china space. so having the, um, let me makes the initial um, ups of agents from us on the new executive order. um, so 1st of all, the executive order has not created and both owned investment screening ready as of yet. um, but t

it was in the photo didn't want to recognize a person with carter in the photo? you've got it? joeiden new senator joe biden. they're in a close relationship biden was an early endorser to oneof the things we take from ts carter has a lot of ideas a lot of vision. a lot of things he wants to get done. spoiler alert a lot of things do get done when you look at this administration you look at what actually got done this a lot of legislation passed. this in real foreign-policy at low points there's also some achievement is not a do-nothing administration. puzzles of setting carter. one nothing is ad parody. was coming to this the background of engineer of the navy. quite a reader people were around him at the time described him as an intellectual. someone who really did his homework. but also someone who really had a tendency to be involved in all the details. you are the president this is your agenda you cannot be involved in all the details. some has to the coalition some somewhat the nature of prioritization. some has to of carter's political and individual style. talk us through a

money but the way that the bidens set this up, there is no business, president carter's brother got the money from lydia and joeiden was on the committee that investigated president carter's brother when that took place. the former president trump's son-in-law had business deals. i am not saying whether i agree with what he did or not but i know what his businesses are. what are the biden businesses? what business is what we read in the press that these were legitimate businesses when joe biden was president -- what business are they in? host: that was back in may. this closed-door hearing took place yesterday on capitol hill and we are talking about it this morning on the washington journal asking you if there should be all code of conduct. if you say yes, (202) 748-8000. if you say no (202) 748-8001. and if you are unsure, that is ok. (202) 748-8002. good morning, what do you think on this question? caller: there is no question about that. this is power and corruption. when i see jared kushner in the white house, and now i see the biden family. it is not good for the country. we need to have legislation. you

elizabeth: still ahead, congressman jeff van i drew, buddy carter, former trump attorney alan dershowitz, joecha and the washington times' charlie hurt. there's a lot of issues coming in, a lot of news. trump's team slamming special counsel jack smith for scheduling trump's trial before the iowa caucuses. trump's calling this election interference. and reports that even twitter tried to fight jack smith's secret probe of trump's twitter account account as unlawful. and sam bankman-fried, he heads back to jail for witness tampering, one of the worst financial frauds in u.s. history. he was tampering with the star witness, caroline ellison, sending her secret diary to the new york times and much more on the hunter biden special counsel. it's a controversy, it's being called a political cover-up. will the house republicans ramp up faster impeachment inquiries to counteract that? we've got a hot hoe for you tonight. stay right there -- hot show for you tonight. >> i don't trust it, i don't think the american people trust it. i think that this was meant to be a distraction. it's not a distraction.

except for jimmy carter and donald trump, this is the problem that joe biden has.e -- there was a poll that showed that if you take people that disapprove of joe biden and also disapprove of donald trump, who do they vote for? joe biden crushed trump by 54 to 15%. so the swing voters that dislike joe biden who are concerned about his age, think he's incompetent dislike donald trump even more. so that's the problem. as long as trump looks like he's heading to the nominee, the democrats won't push joe biden out. it's only if the republicans were to start choosing somebody else that they would think about biden's ability to win the election. >> trace: on that note, this is the wall street journal. the race to succeed president biden is heating up in the 2024 campaign. high profile governors are unlikely to cede the stage to kamala harris. what do you think of that statement from the "wall street journal," katie? >> look, kamala harris didn't even get to the first round of voting when she ran for president the last time around when she called joe biden a racist on the

carter. we've got "the washington post" again slamming joe biden for lying to america, giving him the worst ratingto check in with dagen is and sean to see what they have coming up on "the bottom line. good to see you, you guys. sean: we have former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy as well as deroy murdock to talk indictment politics, biden, trump, it's going to be blistering hot. ca. dagen: steve moore on fitch downgrading america but setting the foundation for the biden administration to blame maga republicans. they actually blamed the january 6th riots behind the scenes, if you can believe it. and, of course, jimmy failla, fun to be had by all. top of the hour. ♪ finish finish (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1 diabetes

carter to be and wants to who's who's in the photo recognize the person with carter and the photo you got across that is joe biden a new new senator joe biden. yes so they were in a sort of close relationship early on. biden was an early endorser. so, yeah. so one of the things that we take from is that on the one hand, carter had a lot of ideas, a lot of vision, a lot of things. he wants to get done and spoiler alert, actually, a lot of things do get when you look at this administration and you look at what actually got done, there's actually quite a lot of legislation passed there. some there are some real foreign policy low points, but there's also some achievements it's not a do nothing in ministry. so one of the kind of puzzles of of studying carter but it is also the case that when everything is a priority nothing is a priority. and the final part of this is carter himself was coming to this not only his georgia political background, but also his background as an engineer in navy, somebody was really details quite a people who were around him at the time described him as as an intellectual, as somebod

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carter, leading to a peace agreement between israel and egypt. bill clinton tried to get a peace agreement here in 2000 but that did not forge ahead. joes hoping to make his own mark here at camp david and make the case that strengthened alliances are key to america's future. >> no question. so much history there. arlette, thank you so much. >>> the other big headline we're following this hour, less than an hour from now, residents of lahaina are set to address how official responded and didn't respond to the wildfires in their community. at least 111 people now con confirmed dead. 1,000 or more could still be missing. just shocking numbers. more and more pointed questions, including why maui's warning sirens were silent as the fires spread. the island's emergency management chief, herman endaya, resigned one day after defending the decision not to activate those sirens. we're also learning that the atf is on the ground joining in the investigation of the fire's origins. hard questions that need answers now. >> and a lot of people that need help. let's discuss with a member of the maui county council. thank you for sharing part of your

more than 40 years ago jimmy carter struggled to navigate the unfolding iran hostage crisis at that time. joe senator on the foreign relations committee, joined our broadcast to offer his perspective. >> the most important thing for the american public and for the iranians to understand is that the president is cool, calm, and deliberate and logical about the steps he's going to take, showing he is not to go in with a sense of bravado at this point and do whatever -- to the man on the street knows would result in the immediate death of the hostages by some use of major military force. there is a logical possession -- progression and it will result in the release of hostages. >> joe biden was just in his second term in the senate. when we come back, the 2024 lessons for both parties on the issue of abortion. we will have the panel next. goli, taste your goals. >>> welcome back. seven states have posted -- anything in abortion-rights falling in the favor of the abortion-rights side. braden buck, a lot of republicans and conservatives are rethinking their stand on this issue. here is sean hannit

joseph sang carter because he cared about people and the environment. joe in the bronx. democrat. ller: i have two. let me start with jimmy carter. the reason why jimmy carter is one of the best is because he has no blood on his hand. he did not lie to go to the majority like brown countries, kill them to build weapons. amen. number two, joe biden. oh my god. first hired a black press secretary. first a higher -- how your company manager black when he was running for president. first to have a black vice president. first to have everything you can ask for to bring this country towards what it is supposed to be. amen. have a good day. host: that is just in the bronx talking about president biden. andrew in ohio, republican. who is your favorite president and why? caller: who the best president of all time? that is easy, calvin coolidge. he said it best the business of america is business, not government. if you look at his record. income tax rate dropped from 65% and then he dropped it 20%. he balanced the budget every year when he was president. if you look from 2001 we ran deficit

joseph sang carter because he cared about people and the environment. joe in the bronx. democrat. ller: i have two. let me start with jimmy carter. the reason why jimmy carter is one of the best is because he has no blood on his hand. he did not lie to go to the majority like brown countries, kill them to build weapons. amen. number two, joe biden. oh my god. first hired a black press secretary. first a higher -- how your company manager black when he was running for president. first to have a black vice president. first to have everything you can ask for to bring this country towards what it is supposed to be. amen. have a good day. host: that is just in the bronx talking about president biden. andrew in ohio, republican. who is your favorite president and why? caller: who the best president of all time? that is easy, calvin coolidge. he said it best the business of america is business, not government. if you look at his record. income tax rate dropped from 65% and then he dropped it 20%. he balanced the budget every year when he was president. if you look from 2001 we ran deficit

their jobs whether it's fetterman, feinstein, mcconnell, joe biden, count matter what party, maybe it's time to say gotta go. elizabeth: jimmy cartertly said i hope there's an age limit. he said he could not have handled the presidency at age 80. look at what democratic lawmakers like dean phillips are saying, they're calling for term limits, saying this is elder abuse. but it's different from term limits and it's different about age limits, what you're saying, right? it's about capacity. >> yeah. and i'm for term limits. i don't think anybody ought to get a job for life. i don't think there should be congressional pensions, period. they ought to get social security and that's it. and they should have a limit on how long they can serve, then go home and live under the laws they pass for the rest are of us to live under. but ultimately, there is a decision that has to be made, and it should be made by hair families -- their families and, ultimately, by the voters. but this is, again, it's painful to see this. i appreciate mitch mcconnell's long service and some of the really excellent things he's done. but when i see this, i'm think

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carter. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: we've got more connections to report between joe biden and hunter's business deals. news digital revealing that eric schwerin who is hunter's long time business partner visited the obama white house and joe biden's vice presidential residence at least 36 times between 2009 and 2016. the president of the government accountability institute, peter schweizer, joined me on sunday morning futures on sunday saying schwerin was in control of the biden money. >> i would add the next shoe that may drop is there's another individual involved with hunter biden named eric schwerin, he moved money around and based on the hunter biden laptop he had access not only to hunter biden's accounts but also joe biden's accounts. maria: joaning me is ten -- joining me now is t tennessee congressman tim burchett. we know that eric schwerin is going to be testifying in front of jim jordan's committee. what are your thoughts on what we're learning now about hunter biden's business affairs and how much joe biden was involved? >> i think first of all mr. schwerin's testimony is going to be impe

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happening at all if it hadn't been for joe biden's crazy, reckless spending which drove inflation to double digits for the first time since his favorite president, jimmy carterng in the trump administration, too. covid spending especially. i hear you. you sound ready to debate. we hear you have to go. we'll let you go, governor. come back soon. >> thanks, governor. >> we will. thank you very much, guys. it's great to be on with you. i appreciate you having me. >> enjoy miami. >>> health officials across the country are bracing for another triple threat of viruses this fall. dr. sanjay gupta will fill us in on how to be prepared. >>> also, emotions running very high inside a mississippi courtroom after a judge declares a mistrial in the case of two white men accused of shooting at a black fedex driver. >> with great reluctance the court has no choice in mistrial. how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what yowant? it's truffle season! ah that's okay.. never enough truffs. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a pr

carter. we said donald trump had such a low approval rating, right. but you see donald trump's rating was slightly larger than joeat 43%, biden 41% so he's doing worse than trump who he was always saying was doing poorly. the reason why his approval rating is so low, it comes down to the economy. few look at joe biden's on the approval of the economy right now it stinks. well below 40%. you see it there. that's the top issue on the poll. so i don't think it's much of a surprise if you are thinking on the issue most important to the american public that your approval rating stinks. >> the timing of poll is important. this is through july. this is as there's been a slew of good reports on the economy coming in. that must be a real head scratcher for the biden team. >> i think it is a head scratcher. something we've seen even as the economy is getting better. joe biden's approval rating hasn't gotten much better but the thing i note inflation it's down compared to a year ago but compared to two years ago it's still way up. >> it's just a personal issue how you feel how your economy is, your personal economy is, and

joe biden is the least popular president in the history of polling going all the way back to world war ii except for jimmy carter. she is less popular than he is. they need a plan b. it is not kamala. >> sandra: there are questions about gavin newsom's attempted move into the spotlight as one headline reads in nbc biden advisors are bristling at his plan to debate desantis. apparently harris allies are taking particular umbrage of what they see as newsom's -- at the expense of the vice president. it's disrespectful said one outside advisor to harris. joe biden is running with kamala harris. that's the democratic ticket. what's going on here, marc? >> first of all gavin newsom sees the same decline of joe biden the rest of the country does. second of all he knows even the democratic party doesn't want her to be the presidential nominee. he is positioning himself to be there to pick up the pieces if something happens between now and election day 2024. quite frankly debating ron desantis is smart both for desantis and him because seven in ten americans don't want a trump/biden rematch. so putting the two of them on

carter lost? the primary one was inflation. it killed people's budgets and americans felt like we need a new president. this is a big problem for joeen if he is the democratic nominee. the inflation race -- when the gas price and energy price goes up that means since energy is an input in everything we produce, it means that the consumer price index numbers will get worse. >> john: gas prices go up and down and forecast they'll go down by the end of 2024 and into the low 3s. one thing that doesn't come down quickly is mortgages. the fed is indicating it will raise rates even more. another groovy graphic that is troubling. look at this. the current freddie mac mortgage rate 7.09%, 15-year fixed rate is higher. one more interest rate hike could propel it for 8%. what does it mean for people trying to get into a home for the first time and housing market people trying to buy or sell a home and new home construction? >> it's a killer. again, let's go back to what the situation was when trump left office. do you know what the mortgage rate? remember what the rate was when trump left office? 2.8 or 2.9%. now up to 7.1%. that's a gigantic

carter. and if independent voters are hearing from the gop and the trump campaign about hunter biden come next fall, and what they're hearing from joets is social security, reproductive freedom, the fate of our democracy, social security, all those things. they're much stronger positioned because at that point, the swing voters don't want to hear about hunter biden. they want to hear about what matters to them at their table. >> so, are you essentially saying that this daily drumbeat that natasha says, you don't think we'll be at the forefront of votes minds' heres. it seems like democrats waved off the stories that involved hunter biden. should they be stronger with their messaging as it pertains to him? >> i think they should never bring up hunter biden. what the american public cares about is x, y and z. what the hunter biden stuff does is it feeds the red meat to the gop base who likes to hear about it. but in the end, the people that are going to decide the elections, those swing voters in key states don't care about hunter biden, they care about what's going on in their life and the issues that matter to them and what's happen

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joe manchin, of course, is flirting with ron as a centrist backed by no labels. cornell west is seeking the green party nomination. in 1980 as jimmy cartermatchup that some people didn't like. republican congressman john anderson of illinois decided to leave his party and launched an independent bid. here's how he pitched it in this program. >> i think i represent the broad, political center of this country. i will make it abundantly clear that you don't have to go back to some prior decade to find the solutions to the problems of the future. you don't have to be content with the kind of demonstrated incompetence that we have seen in the white house for the last four years, that there is a third way, and i represent that third approach for the american voter. >> john anderson would end up winning less than 7% of the vote. when we come back, as former when we come back, as former president trump went to court on if y you have heheart disease and d are on a s statin, lowering c cholesterolol can bebe hard. diets and exerercise adadd to the s struggle. today, it't's possiblele to go o from struguggle to choleststerol succecess withth leqvio

carter was a problem. and richard nixon he had a different problem. he has the same kind of problem trump has. he did illegal stuff. i don't think it's really going to hurt joe biden, but i don't think we should allow them to get away with this. i just don't think we should allow them to get away with it. it is wrong what the kushners did, what ivanka and jared did. it's wrong what all of them did, and we need to talk about it more. >> claire mccaskill, i'm glad we had this conversation. i need your perspective here. thank you as always for your time this evening. >> my pleasure. >>> still more to come tonight. the drip, drip, drip of revelations about the luxury gifts that justice clarence thomas has received from his billionaire friends. that drip, drip, drip is turning into a flood. that's coming up next. turning into a flood that's coming up next. [ tires screeching ] jordana, easy on the gas. i gotta wrap this commercial, i think i'm late on my payment. it's okay, the general gives you a break. yeah, we let you pick your own due date. good to know, because this next scene might take a while. for a great low rate, go with the general. wow, you get to wat

carter was a problem. richard nixon, he had a different problem, the same kind of problem that trump did, he did illegal stuff. i don't think it's really going to hurt joeden but i don't think we should allow them to get away with this. i just don't think we should allow them to get away with it. it is wrong what the kushners did, what ivanka and jared did, is wrong with all of them did, and we need to talk about it more. >> claire mccaskill, i am glad we had this conversation. i needed to get your perspective here. thank you as always for your time this evening. >> my pleasure. >> still more to come tonight. the drip, drip, drip of revelations about luxury gifts that justice clarence thomas's receivers billionaire friends. that drip, drip, drip is turning into a flood. that's coming up next. ♪ (tense music) ♪ one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? ♪inspiring music♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. looking for a smarter way to mop? introducing the new swiffer powermop. an all-in-one cleaning

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joe biden. host: dewayne, westbrook, maine, independent line. caller: i have been watching c-span since the early 80's when brian lam was there. i have to echo the sentiment of the pennsylvania carterlvania caller. more americans identify as independents. starting the show with a question about foreign policy. both parties supported u.s. imperialism. we need to have parties in this country. we need to have representation. it does not represent the establishment of washington which was where brick capture. you do not give a voice to -- americans in this country are supposed to be a democracy but you only focus on team read and blue. there are both corporate co-opted. you have joe biden who is corrupt and has been in office for for years. we thought donald trump was corrupt. need to represent all the program the same establishment voices and the same corporate media. the washington post, the new york times. you need to focus more on social media. since 2000, social media has exploded in terms of influence and reach. they are really where you will find what the american people think. c-span is ignoring. there was a change back in 1982. but c-span has not. you are not reaching the amer

joe biden's win and that's what governor kemp did. he tried to overturn and invalidate georgia's elections results and carter didn't do that, and if we'different secretary of state yould have urged brad ravens purgatory find just enough votes to overturn his election defeat. >> greg, i feel we tracked you down in your car and all these places where you have generously turned on the camera and helped us understand what happened in georgia. on a personal level, what does it feel like to see all these figures that have become national news because of their effort to find, you know, 11,780 votes in georgia and other places for trump. what does it mean to see them make the pilgrimage to the jailhouse. >> i was thinking, what was one of the biggest stories we've ever covered? it was 2020, and i was at the capitol when rudy giuliani was promote being to u.s. capital, is that where the pick elect are electors andy stumbled avenue that meeting and it is unique and to see it inup close cl and perjury at the jail as donald trump faces the music. it is for the republican to see if a four-times indicted individual will be the leader of the republic

joe biden is the story. maria: we never did see accountability for the at the timeups that happened. democrat -- for setups that happened, democrats and spies around the world running into people like george papadopoulos and carter page and donald junior. we never actually did enough on that, any accountability from that part of the russia collusion lie. now republican lawmakers are pointing out how former president trump's four indictments followed bombshell revelations about the biden influence peddling scheme. on march 16 hunter biden admits the laptop was his. two days later news leaks trump's first indictment is coming. the fbi document allegedly reveals then vice president joe biden took a bribe from burisma 5 million to joe, 5 million to hunter. the house oversight committee releases it and then one day later trump is indicted in the classified documents case. then on july 31st, devon archer testifies about joe biden's involvement in hunter's foreign business deals, says that joe biden was on the phone 20 times. he called in on speaker phone. hunter got him had on the phone, then showed up at a dinner. the next day, trump is indicted in the january 6th case. and now days after house oversight committee ch