biden. aubrey asthma over 400 times. and when they gave these presentations, they said there was nothing, nothing to see. it was a sham. this is fiction in their trial memorandum. the managers described thiss baseless. now, why did they say that? why did they invoke biden or burisma over. 400 times? the reason they needed to do that is because are here saying that the president must be impeached and removed from office for raising a concern. and that's why we have to talk about this today. they say sham, they say baseless because they say this because if it's okay for someone to say, hey, you know what? maybe there's something here worth raising, then their case crumbles because they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there is no basis to raise this concern. but that's not what public records show. here are just a few of the public sources that flagged questions surrounding this very same issue. the united kingdom serious fraud office. deputy assistant secretary of state george ken

biden. aubrey asthma over 400 times. and when they gave these presentations, they said there was nothing, nothing to see. it was a sham. this is fiction in their trial memorandum. the managers described this as baseless. now, why did they say that? why did they invoke biden or burisma over. 400 times? the reason they needed to do that is because are here saying that the president must be impeached and removed from office for raising a concern. and that's why we have to talk about this today. they say sham, they say baseless because they say this because if it's okay for someone to say, hey, you know what? maybe there's something here worth raising, then their case crumbles because they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there is no basis to raise this concern. but that's not what public records show. here are just a few of the public sources that flagged questions surrounding this very same issue. the united kingdom serious fraud office. deputy assistant secretary of state george k

biden and buries my. they spoke to you for over 21 hours and they referenced biden or reason over 400 times. when they gave these presentations they said there was nothing to see it was a sham. this inspection. in their trial memorandum the house managers describe this as faceless. now why did they say that? why did they invoke biden or verisma over 400 times? the reason they needed to do that is because they are saying that the president must be impeached and removed from office for raising a concern. that's why we have to talk about this today. they say sham they say baseless because they say this because if it's okay for someone to say hey you know what, smaybe there is something here worth raising them their case crumbles. because they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there is no basis to raise this concern but that's not what public records reshow. here are a few of the public sources that flogged questions surrounding this very same issue. the united kingdom fraud office deputy assistant

biden. the article stated the move ises questions about a potential conflict of interest for joe biden. now even chris hines, hunter biden's own business partner, had grave concerns. he thought that working with burisma was unacceptable. this is chris hines. he was worried about the corruption, geopolitical risk, and how bad it would look. so he wisely distances himself from hunter biden and devin archer's appointments to parisa. -- to burisma. he didn't simply call his stepfather, secretary of state, and say, i have a problem with this. he didn't tell his friends, hey guys, i'm not getting on the board. i want nothing to do with this. he went so far as to send an email to senior state department officials about this issue. this is chris hines. he wrote, apparently, devon and hunter have joined the board of burisma, and a press release went out today. i can't speahy ty decided to, but there is no inve by r firm in their company. what did hunter biden do? he stayed on the board. what did chri

>> president joe biden: i think what he did was a genuine threat to democracy. today trump accused biden of trying to make the transition as difficult as possible and also told that biden is not the same man he was 25 years ago saying he has gone to quote, radical and left. >> trace: live for us in new york, thank you. the common sense department hears the media say a lot of ridiculous things but today was exceptionally ridiculous. a cohost of the view, not exactly beacon of common sense said the january sixth 2021 is among the worst moments in american history. alongside the holocaust, world were two and slavery, common sense would reviewed that sentence -- rebuke that reference. the second number 50 million is an estimate of the number of people killed during world war ii and the third number, is how many years historians believe slavery lasted in america, we are not arguing that january sixth was not an ugly day, but america has seen horrific days and the question is does one compare to 9/11? the legacy media, keeps saying that january 6 as being whitewashed

biden is b plus. the reason that i give him na+ relates directly to where i am in united states of america, or the economy is. i am a low income person and being in the position i am in am a snap recipient and during the pandemic it was the first time in my life that i was not food insecure because the democrats and mr. biden took care of people because i saw people being taken care of who had jobs and lost them. i saw them on tv and people were throwing their food in the back of their cars, so somebody may accuse me of being biased, calling mr. biden -- giving him na+ grade, and what i am saying directly relates to how the pandemic and mr. biden took care of all the poor people because nobody ever really thinks that much about really poor people like me. but last thing i would like to say is that even though i am on here and people hear me talking about being poor and all that, i am college educated and then some, so they should not just think that these ignorant poor people always want something for

biden is b plus.nd the reason that i give him na+ relates directly to where i am in united states of america, or the economy is. i am a low income person and being in the position i am in am a snap recipient and during the pandemic it was the first time in my life that i was not food insecure because the democrats and mr. biden took care of people because i saw people being taken care of who had jobs and lost them. i saw them on tv and people were throwing their food in the back of their cars, so somebody may accuse me of being biased, calling mr. biden -- giving him na+ grade, and what i am saying directly relates to how the pandemic and mr. biden took care of all the poor people because nobody ever really thinks that much about really poor people like me. but last thing i would like to say is that even though i am on here and people hear me talking about being poor and all that, i am college educated and then some, so they should not just think that these ignorant poor people always want something f

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thanks to joe biden, over $80 billion -- -- $1800 billion has been. we lowered the cost of prussian prescription drugs, made historic gains in expanding health coverage. history will also remember joe biden for the violence against women act. he wrote the bill. he championed this while in the senate, bipartisan legislation aiming to make sure every woman can live free from violence and abuse. as chair of the senate judiciary committee, i'm proud to say that i worked with joe biden to confirm 235 judges to the federal bench under his leadership, including the first african american woman and former public defender as a member of the supreme court. that is only here at home. on the global stage, he restored faith in america as a world power, a global leader, and a responsive ally, one that would not tolerate post world war ii to be undermined by autocrats like vladimir putin. he defended ukraine, boosted competition with china. he oversaw the expansion of nato and its bolstering of defenses of its baltic members. most importantly, thanks to joe biden, t

biden: no. do i believe that isis's theology, if you will, has impacted people if you will, some, who are not well-suited to handle the life where they live. it has that effect, but i find no evidence -- i spent 17, 18 hours with the community right off the bat trying to determine whether or not there was any outside influence and, thus far, we find no connection between an outside player, individual, but that does not mean someone reading the malarkey that's going out there is not influenced by it. both these men, both in nevada and in louisiana, have been men who have had their own problems, but not because they have been influenced by a specific individual. >> my question is on havana syndrome. the intelligence community today, part of their assessment changed, saying there's now an even chance that the havana syndrome cases and incidents, that there's a foreign actor potentially behind them. do you agree with that? pres. biden: i don't have a full brief on that right now. i'm not going to co

joe biden. every day he seems to find a new way to weaken america, to make trump's job harder. to assert things that are patently false. i think for the country's sake, the sooner we can get to that inauguration, the sooner we can wave goodbye as he goes back to delaware. the safer the country will be. until that happens i remain worried about what he may do in the next few days that will be truly disruptive. >> look at california. the highest tax state, they have all these new green deal boondoggles. how do you make the port of los angeles green with $650 million? billions set aside for wind turbines but we have fire hydrants in a state known for wildfires and high winds... and they don't have water. the reservoir was empty and then they point fingers at each other and then blame trump. explained that to me. >> i think what you see in california and chicago and around the country is you see the sheen of the machine gradually gets weaker, sicker, number, and less capable. and has a set of values

biden. but the delusions, they don't stop there. today biden announced that america is stronger than ever and the world is a more peaceful place. maybe nobody told him there's war in europe and war in the middle east. maybe he forgot. take a look. >> compared to four years ago, america is stronger. our alliances are stronger, our adversaries and competitors are weaker. we have not gone to war to make these things happen. during my presidency, i've increased america's power at every dimension. we've increased our diplomatic power, creating more allies the united states has ever had in the history of our nation. today, i can report to the american people our adversaries are weaker than they were when we came into this job four years ago. just consider russia. when putin invaded ukraine, he thought he'd conquer kyiv in a matter of days. but the truth is, since that war began, i'm the only one that stood in the center of kyiv. not him. >> okay, beyond laughable, actually sad, i guess a preview o

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the biden crime family. and the media like to pretend they are saving democracy but it's the radical left and the democrats that are destroying democracy. but we cannot let them and we won't let them. ladies and gentlemen, as we enter this election season we cannot lose sight of what's at stake. america itself is on the line. we had the most secure border in our nation's history when president trump left office. joe biden took executive actions leading to the most wide-open border in our nation's history with over 8 million illegals invading a country, an amount greater than the population of 36 states. biden halted border wall construction. he ended trump's remain in mexico policy and implement it catch and release. in joe biden's america every district is a border district. every state is a border state. the southern border is being invaded, and even on the northern border in my district, illegal crossings are up over 1400% including individuals on the terrorist watch lists. crime is spreading from cities

i don't think biden is doing this. they get him to sign something but people in that block our governing the country and have been for some time. throwing up as many roadblocks as they can at the eleventh hour. donald trump will happen his authority a pen to strike out much of this. some of it will be more complicated by design but congressional republicans, the congressional review act on regulations where to simple majority in both houses that can take new regulations and repeal them very quickly. they have a window to do so and should take advantage so trump with his pen and congress with the congressional review act could undo quickly some of the damage biden is trying to do in the last point on the drilling specifically, what is annoying about it and galling about it, thumbing their nose at voters, energy was not a tertiary issue in this campaign. it was central. whenever any sure question came up involving inflation and there would be a tough question for the democrat sometimes on inflation and with trump advance

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a majority, 54% now biden say biden is below average even poor. you know, let's take a listen. you know whose weighing in on this , lisa? take a moment and listen to former top aid to barack obama slamming biden as "stubborn." watch. >> did you feel like an op-ed about january 6 is just the perfect part of how feckless everything feels in this moment? >> yes. >> yes. but if you're too much in the past, this is from the original philosopher, stubborn like an old man, you also become doomed to repeat yourself because you're not adaptable and you don't learn from what's happening in the actual present and so like -- liz: pretty scary critics are saying if trump lost and kamala won we may not have them talking about them. people now increasingly say biden was out of it. he also told usa today he's considering preemptive pardons for public figures like liz cheney, and dr. fauci. that's unconstitutionally and he can't violate the constitution like that. he just sent another half a billion dollars over to ukraine as people are reeling in the l.a. wildfires so whose running the nation?

what does biden do?top the sanctions and tells the irony and i'm making this concession to you as a sign of good faith so we can get back into the nuclear deal. the iranians read that is weakness and they stiff them on the nuclear deal and they take the money and what did they do? they stopped a few will ammunition and everything into the proxies. and what happened as a result of all of that? iran operationalize as their proxies and they go after israel with a vengeance once and for all to destroy the state of israel and draw the united states out of region. so here we have biden and power, no more in europe during the trump administration, no war in the middle east other than trump taking down isis and we have war in europe to expand the war in the middle east and fortunately the commander in chief was what i call prime minister netanyahu and hezbollah and th away that no one has ever done for 44 years and ignored by then and doing it. in the indo-pacific theater that military out there is outpacing uni

and when president biden came into office. keep in mind that he really made this big promise that he was going to change the way that america was perceived, and america's role on the global stage. and when he takes that podium in just a few minutes or so at the state department, we do expect that he is going to try to make the case that he has sort of lived up to that promise, that he has done everything he can to try to restore america's leadership on the global stage. of course, pointing to pointing to things like supporting israel as it has come under attack from hamas following october 7th. protecting ukraine and doing everything it can to support ukraine's fight against russia, and also just the rebuilding of america's many alliances across the world, whether they are western alliances or alliances in the indo-pacific. pointing to all of these things as having kept the word that he made, the promise that he made when he was first coming into office. u.s. officials previewing the speech. they are also saying that he'll mak

and, of course, biden rewarded him, too. and when biden is not handing out awards to radicals.ling out pardons to his son and, of course, to terrorists. the other day biden released 11 yemeni radicals with al-qaeda tties from gitmo. and now the white house says biden's considering even more pardons. so when biden said he was going to restore the soul of the country, remember that? who knew it would come at the expense of the body and public safety? joining me now is missouri senator josh hawley. senator, liz cheney and george soros, that kind of dozen sum it up, does it not? and that's just the ultimate and pettiness on the parts of this administration. >> and that's really what they're left with laura, at the end of the day, pettiness. this is the last gasp of the dying liberalism. this is their pennants their poster children. liz cheney that's who they want to go out the door with. george soros financier. biden has been trying to sabotage the country for the last four years, opening our borders, shutting down oil and natural gas. taking away gas stoves so, of course, he is do

biden: when i became is at the numbers came way down. liz: okay, that's a whopping falsehood, speaking of misinformation president biden is now accused of pushing some last-minute lying and deceptions, before he leaves office pretty he falsely claim that he actually lowered illegal crossings and hit record historic levels under biden predict one that story in this as well watch. >> is telling you to take on things like that. >> talk about vaccine. >> he was people and the biden administration. >> okay that was facebook ceo mark zuckerberg talking to joe rogan we have event details of why they say the biden white house tracked down and since ring free speech and information was worse than willis and doctor peter mccullough has a lot to say about it and plus liberal media accused of working overtime, not just to cover the la fires, but to use them to attack president trump anyone mask will dig into this radios mark simone. write that down the first the story. trump: we had a great meeting with almost every senator republican senator and i

president biden wasn't going to hand that off. he believes history will judge his decision to end that war as being the right decision for the united states that america is better off today that we are not entering now our 25th year of war, of americans fighting and dying, of billions and billions of dollars spent in afghanistan and what we have been able to do instead is refocus that effort and energy and attention on the challenges of the future. now, when you end a war after 20 year, with all the decisions that have piled up other that time, there are going to be challenges and difficulties. and there were challenges and difficulties in the period of the drawdown. but people predicted once we left afghanistan it would harm our alliances. our alliances are at historic high thaisms predicted that we would have a safe haven in afghanistan for plotting terrorist attacks against the american homeland. terrorism remains a very real concern. but president biden pointed out before he pulled out that it's a more diffuse and metastasized

of paramount priority for president biden. as for the incoming teams ensuring that we ultimately get all the americans reunited with the families and remains of those americans who have tragically passed away are also brought home so they can get the proper burial they deserve. reporter: the first phase? jake: the details how this will play out are being hammered out in the endgame. i can't report to you exactly how it will play with each of the americans. reporter: thanks for being here. quickly on the gaza situation. how many of the 98 hostage still out are believed to be alive? jake: i have to refer to the israelis who have been taking the lead in terms of characterizing their best assessment which is combined with ours of the answer to that question. we have a good sense we believe with respect to the americans, but in terms of that broader universe, particularly the israeli hostage, they would be in the best position to answer your question. reporter: wanted to ask you another question that has to do with the timing and s

joe biden did not get it. you are going to wind up driving electric car whether you like it or not, now we know that push was for naught, people don't want to drive those cars. we know for sure donald trump will be next president of the united states because yesterday there in the well of the house of representatives, current vice president was senate president kamala harris declared the other guy won. that is the way it is supposed to happen. next up donald trump, 13 days. >> what an exciting day for many reasons we just talked about. not for donald trump, for entire country. we get to return back to a president who knows and understands how to secure our border and protect our interest at home and abroad. who will focus on empowering every american to live their best life instead of looking for burden and regulations that make everything difficult. this president helped every american do better and i expect that will happen again and quickly under donald trump's watch. it is great they are recognizing not to

the judge in this case said biden exceeded his authority and how many times have we heard that the biden rules and regulations that basically people did not want and did not like. there was a first amendment issue where if you use the wrong pronoun you could be accused of sexual harassment. also there will be a reversion to the 2020 version of title ix where men and young men are awarded to process which as you remember it was eliminated under obama if someone was accused of sexual harassment or rape. this again is a people of turning over common sense and applying all kinds of ideology to ruining people's lives in some cases. elizabeth: this feels like one of the taxes dangerous. in american history. have you ever seen anything like under the biden years and democrat leadership in states like california? >> i totally agree but the good news these things are being overturned eei, esg, ideological boundaries which were broken by biden and infected all of our lives with ideology that nobody approved of, basically the progressive left has been writing the script for america and i think it's

joe biden is a sad, angry, senile old man.eft to go. look, president trump is going to go in there and we will work really hard and just the american people got to know that in the house and the senate, republicans are ready to lead to get this country back on track. >> there is a lot of americans praying over the next two weeks that nothing major, when it comes to national security, happens. as we wait for the president-elect to be sworn. in senator, thanks so much for giving us a little bit of time to morning. >> of course, thank you. >> lawrence: more "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪ that goes up with the market. their gains lock in, and when the market goes down, they don't lose money. forward with their money, never backward. and we do it for our clients every day. if you have at least $100,000 to invest, get your investor's guide and see if it's right for you. are you looking for a walk-in tub, for you, or someone you love? well, look no further. january is bath safety month. and for a limited time, when you purchase your

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they thought they could run joe biden for a second term. joe biden has been unfit from day one. they got caught. the public exposed them with the debate with trump and they knew it. but they ran away from it. it's not just a democrat senators, it's the legacy media, liz. they were aware of it, and i'll tell you right now, the books will be written after january 20th and all these people will write books and documents uncovered by the trump administration and american people will hear the robert herr tape and people will find out that the 25th amendment should have been invoked probably on day one of the biden administration. liz: thank you, leo terrell. great to have you on. appreciate you so much. >> thank you, liz. li>> fearful voices calling for building walls and more. >> even the u.s. government has pushed for censorship and fact checkers are too politically bias and going for them and coming up, which mark mark zuckerberg do you believe and the one that claims he's all about free speech now after trump won. next up, american cnn ryan weighing on this one. >> we did nothing

president, joe biden, it's understood, according to the white house, that biden reiterated not only theeed to get hostages out as soon as possible to secure a deal that ensures this, and also to ensure a ceasefire in gaza, but also underscored the changing situation in the middle east that we have seen over recent weeks and months. of course, the ceasefire agreement between israel and hezbollah in lebanon. of course, the collapse of the assad regime in syria and what that will mean for regional dynamics and iran now being in a weakened position. so these are all factors that will come under consideration in these negotiations and discussions going forward. and of course, there has been pressure not only from the biden administration, but also from trump's incoming administration as well. as you mentioned, the incoming president, donald trump said that all hell would break loose in the middle east if a deal is not secured in time for him to come into office to ensure the release of hostages. we know that his middle east envoy has expressed some optimism with regards to securing that deal

we will leave soldiers behind and that's on joe biden. >> greg: biden is in such bad shape, jesse, at jimmy carter's funeral, people were offering condolences to jill. >> jesse: greg, he had four years and never conquered canada. trump left joe a safer world than biden. trump is coming in and looking at two hot proxy wars. cartels are dominating the border. we had the second deadlyist attack since 9/11 and they say there's chinese sleeper cells all over the countries. our allies and leaders were laughinga the joe. they were scheduling meetings so he wouldn't fall asleep. they were scheduling dinners early and still skipped them because he was so tired. what the biden doctrine? i have no idea. the mantra was don't. >> greg: yeah, they would have been to be pop up books, jessica, you must be relieved you don't have to talk about him again. >> jessica: zero percent chance here. joe biden is senile. >> greg: you're predicting somebody that won't happen. typical liberal. >> jessica: when he talks about our enemies weakened, he's talking about iran and russia. iran and syria would not have

biden: ready, set, go? >> ready. pres. biden: all right. vice president harris and i are about to receive a briefing with governor newsom and mayor bass and fema director criswell. so both of them are on the ground leading the fight against this god awful wildfire, the worst in california history, and there's been some progress in the last 24 hours. so i want to give an update of where we think things are at the moment. first come overnight local, state, and federal firefighters were able to partially prevent some of the largest fires from spreading to new areas. 3% in pasadena has been kept from spreading. 8% of pacific palisades, 35% in ventura, and 37% in so on. but this time yesterday these fires are mostly spreading out of control. we still got a long way to go, a lot to hear from the governor and others. and while the winds have died down for the time, we expect they'll remain a threat until early next week. so we're going to keep working 24-7 to support state and local officials to fully stop these fires as soon as possible. next, we

so we can expect president biden to defend his position. we also expect him to talk about the war in ukraine and the financial support that america has been giving ukraine to stave off that, of course, invasion from russia. so we expect a president biden to really here, not take a victory lap because he understands and the administration understands that they're handing this over to the trump administration, who has very, very different views of the world and america's space and role in it. but this is going to be president biden trying to say we did achieve a lot, and there's a lot yet to be achieved. chris. >> yamiche alcindor, thank you. well, top biden and trump administration officials are working together on a ceasefire and hostage deal between israel and hamas, a truce that secretary of state antony blinken tells nbc news has never been closer. nbc's raf sanchez is following these negotiations for us now. of course we've been here before. you and i have talked about this before, raf, only to see one side or the other pull out. but do

when pardoning hunter biden last year.ter hunter biden's guilt had been fully and fairly adjudicated did the president claim that this prosecution was the result of raw politics, and that no reasonable person who looks at the facts of hunter's cases can reach any other conclusion than hunter was singled out only because he is my son. politicians who attacked the decisions of career prosecutors as politically motivated when they disagree with the outcome of a case, undermine the public's confidence in our criminal justice system. attorney abbe lowell, defense counsel for hunter biden, wrote. like all his court filings, david weiss 27 page report continues to ignore some of the major mysteries of his seven year investigation. mr. weiss conveniently omits his proposal to resolve this investigation in 2023. with a pair of misdemeanors and a diverted gun charge recommended by career prosecutors. mr. weiss also fails to explain why he reneged on his own agreement, a reversal that came at the 11th hour in court as he and his offi

though joe biden is see now. -- >> jesse: typical liberal. >> jessica: okay.mier, was talking about iran and russia and all the credit to the israelis the way they had done,. are wranna, syria would not have been able to fall if benjaminto netanyahu had not been in constant assault against iran, obviously the u.s. is helping. i wanted to say, antony blinken has done a couple of long form interviews on his way out and he did one with the dailyny, and i personally felt this way in a lot of my liberal friends were also disappointed and did not feel h libe could properly articulate the biden doctrine, what they had accomplished and make the argument we have stronger allies, new nato members, the pro-democracy coalition has been enhanced, i think that is a big problem not only for the biden legacy and democrat ths on how we look at thisse period.o that really surprised me because i expect her to be bloatedbe -- blown away by the interview for somebody whoknow beeks well witl this incredible experience, and many people listened, see how they were framing it up befor

that is far less then we got from president biden.cnn at that time, the accountability when he was on the campaign trail and nobody saw him or the accountability now. is hardly redoing press conferences himself. stuart: they will never get over the trump hatred, never never, it pops up again. thank you very much. we told you about senator schumer claiming he did not mislead americans about biden's mental acuity. cnn's van jones is calling out schumer. ashley: ex obama advisor van jones was having none of it when schumer denied democrats misled the public about biden's ability to serve. watch this. >> foolish. obviously biden was in bad shape and i was surprised but there were people who must've known better. obviously a lot was known and wasn't said and wasn't shared. it was leaking all the time anyway. i think to have any credibility and integrity people have to quit playing around. stuart: political commentator scott jennings noted that admitting to carrying up biden's help would be admitting to one of the biggest coverups in modern

hunter biden was pardoned by his father president joe biden.orrespondent david spunt is here to tell us what is in the report. >> this document it is 280 pages or. so the actual report is about 30 pages, the rest court documents and other pieces of evidence that was admitted in court. but special counsel i prude the two cases against mr. biden because he broke the law faithful jury nor likely to acquit him than convict him. no other factors collectively counseled against prosecution. david wise charged hunter biden in delaware for gun charges. he was convicted by a jury for lying on a firearms or alcohol. he was convicted of tax crimes but that never went to try. pleaded guilty last fall. history. once president biden pardoned his son wiping the slate clean. the president criticized the prosecution of his son, special counsel david weiss bit back writing other presidents have pardoned family members but in doing so none have taken the occasion as an opportunity to malign the public servants at the department of justice based 108ly on false accu

president biden said america is stronger under my administration.agree with his assessment of his own foreign policy record? >> he made cases that are true. china's economy is struggling. russia is struggling through the ukraine war. the iranians and all u.s. adversaries have had setbacks in recent months. there is a sense of uncertainty about where the u.s. is and will be, which for our allies especially is potentially going to create hedging behavior and make the next few years more difficult than he might have helped. >> we have to mention the withdrawal from afghanistan is one of the major foreign policy crises, called by many, blunders of his administration's. how does that impact his policy record? >> the difference is, do you think it is a problem of conception or execution? a lot of people think the president was strategically correct, but staying in afghanistan for years and decades was something that had to stop. but the execution was flawed where the responsibility should live, is it with the president, the people working with the preside

and hunter biden.hat is established now. alexander smirnoff was convicted in court of trying to give these lies to the sdi key, so that should be -- to the phoebe -- fbi. that should be put to rest. but in lieu of any program that unifies the party, much less the congress, much less the country they want to go back to these , right-wing conspiracy theory fishing expeditions. it is just outlandish. >> this week your counterparts on the judiciary committee will be hearing from pam bondi in her confirmation hearing, i believe it is scheduled in two days. what should the democrats be asking her? >> i haven't done a full study of her career and positions, but i know that she and kash patel both bought into the big lie about the 2020 election, they both bought into the completely fraudulent concept that donald trump had beaten joe biden when joe biden beat trump by more than 7 million votes, 332-262 in the electoral college. and there are federal and state court decisions repudiating every claim of electoral

president biden did nothing. instead of showing strength, he kept our borders open and continued to ignore iran's aggression. weakness in the white house put us here. returning to strength will help lead us out. in 13 days our weak and waivering president will be replaced by a president who is respected for strength and for boldness. we have seen failure up close. americans will now get a very good look at what strong leadership looks like once again. president trump and senate republicans will act for americans' safety. the senate is going to work to confirm president trump's strong nominees through a fair and speedy process. it's important for the president to have his national security team in place as quickly as possible. especially right now, personnel is policy. and president trump's team is ready to act. the president's nominees are not a return to business as usual. no, not at all. they are motivated. they are skilled. they were committed to the safety and security of every american. our national security

joe biden thinks white supremacy is the biggest threat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harold: president biden and firste ground in new orleans will be meeting with the families of the 14 victims of last week's terror attack, as you learn shocking new details about the suspected ices terrorist and his movements prior. the fbi showing hirelelingm witn sunglasses in new orleans. he also is seen planting explosive just hours before hisr attacks, public officials are taking heed over what wentcr wrong, president biden is facing criticism saying white supremacy basis thposee greatest threat t united states, andgr the growing calls for changes in the fbi leadership. some democrats say they are doing -- doing just fine... suet we have a very functionalnd fbi investigating new orleans,pu new orleans, investigated las vegas, told the public exactly what is going on. there was an fbi check on patel and other nomineesno, we must kw whether background is, you must see their financial disclosure forms kash patel should not be confirmed, i think the terror attack a new orleans, my heart goes out to those who lost any

as it relates to joe biden and what the democrats are up to, i would basically ask joe biden to please to doing what we know he is probably good at doing because he has a deneka for four years, absolutely nothing. they can leave it alone that would be great. what they have been doing is what we see from the democrats time after time, yeah, great at lying and gas lighting, the light about everything, biden's mental acuity,. >> everyone: having all of this momentum behind her, the light about inflation, anything relating to donald trump and they lied when he said they wanted a smooth and peaceful transition. that was a lie because what they are doing, throwing everything in donald trump's way, trying to thwart the will of the american people in the mandate of sent out was disgraceful. it is the only think the democrats know how to do. i do have a good news for the american people, donald trump has become, they are used to this treatment, he has been receiving it from the folks from the neighborhood of 90 years, they would try to throw everything in his way and i can guarantee you it will

with joe biden after hiding from the press now snapping at them. >> president biden: i know more world than any of you made in your god [bleep] life. >> jesse: made a good point, all these relationships biden had with world leaders, what good are to do? could not stop russia from invading, or mexico, or china from spying. now he is just lurking around. >> president biden: i said a big mistake mike said i made a big mistake, joe, i should not have said what i said. but you know what he said? he said i should have never said what is said about that, about the monkeys. he said it was wrong for that, i want to take it all back. people can change, you have to know, you got to talk to them. things can change. >> jesse: biden just told that story to new members of congress. the moral over the story is that old white racists can change? wisely telling that story? they don't know! but he kept going. >> president biden: by the time the form of the united states senate, he had a case file, had more african americans in the statute is in any president has, more. he had an illegitimate child with a

also, the biden white house civil war continues and first lady jill biden gave the cold shoulder againamala harris. we're digging in with joe concha and he's got a lot to say about all this. but we love day and guy benson. we want to hear what's coming up next hour on the hot show the bottom line. >> hey, e mack. >> we have a big one ahead at top of the hour starting with jillian michaels, long time and now former california resident talking about what's happening in southern california. it's just awful. senator mullen on the senate republican's big confablast night with donald trump. >> senator bernie moreno on republicans and democrats busting through the filibuster to pass the laken riley act, standing up for all americans legal and against illegal criminals. and lee carter on trim and obama yucking it up. barack, can you say maga? barack, can you say maga? we can, top of the hour. ♪ hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ (♪) at enterprise mobility, our ex