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

you will hear biden. you will hear everybody saying that illegal crossings were just plunging when he left office. they were at their lowest point since whenever when they left office and not pay any attention to the 10 million or so illegal and unvetted border crossers who were mostly allowed to stay in the united states. >> well, alex and byron, this will be a fun three days. cold, rainy, icy, but we're looking forward to it. thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> laura: now that biden is on his way out the door. we are learning the truth about the coup against him byron just alluded. to say and the cover-up that actually preceded it. first senator coons let it slip about who orchestrated the takedown when he was asked about jill biden's feud with pelosi. >> said, quote, it was disappointing. you know that joe biden is very care 68 with how she uses her words. what did you make of that moment. this she may well have wished that speaker pelosi had engaged directly with them rather than orchestrating

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

butjoe biden is whojoe biden is, and i think that the strength ofjoe biden is his ability to connectvidually, one on one, you know, on a rope line, in a small group, in a large group. so that's always been his strength — as a senator, as vice president, presidential candidate and as president. and that empathy that you see that he clearly has for all americans and what he would call ordinary middle class americans. he is someone who, unlike many of our presidents, didn't attend an ivy league university, who attended a state school, who comes from a very middle class to lower middle class background in terms of his financial situation, and whose empathy, i think, comes both out of his own personal tragedies throughout his life, and also his just connection with the kinds of people that make up the majority of americans. and yet he's always been very ambitious and always had, well, what we would call in scotland a good conceit of himself, he's always been, always been sure of himself, shall we say? yes, he has, yes. and pretty determined to be president and convinced that, you know, he

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joe biden is president of the united states. this happened under joe biden's watch. he deserves a lot of credit. it doesn't mean that donald trump, his people, he's very unpredictable. it does not mean that that's good play a role. but we don't know. but and i will say that we don't know. and maybe it will come out at some point. donald trump's actual substantive role. we know what he said. but his substantive role, we don't know that right now. we will know and we may know because he will become the president. >> he will and this deal is fragile to begin with. and there are hostages that are still there, and there needs to be peace so that gaza can recover. humanitarian aid can go in, israelis can live in safety. and donald trump is a voice of reason right here, actually, governance, voice of reason. crazy is not the best way. >> sometimes i like it, i like crazy, and this and this hostage deal is is it that tom cotton this morning sent this this message on x saying lame duck joe biden is trying to cram down a bad deal on israel on his way out the door. >> what happ

biden jr. president joseph r. biden jr. for distinguished public service as the 46th president of the united states from january 2021 to january 2025. in the face of unparalleled national security challenges, american global leadership under president biden left both the united states and the department of defense far stronger and far better postured for the challenges of the 21st century. his leadership ensured a strategic focus on competing with the people's republic of china, achieved through consistent investment and historied progress with allies and partners in the region. notably, president biden's leadership developed the landmark australia, united kingdom, and united states trilateral security partnership, a generational opportunity to enhance deterrence and ensure a free and openedo pacific region. his leadership galvanized the north atlantic treaty organization and helped marshall support for ukraine's defense for russia's unprovoked invasion, including tens of billions in critical security assistance. president

jill biden there stepping out, president biden soon will be as well, we believe. what an extraordinary moment. a full half century of public life for joseph robin biden jr. , who arrived here in 1972 as the youngest senator. will be taking his leave as the oldest american president. turning over the reins of power to a man he tried to stop. >> that's right. fascinating stuff. just a real moment in american history. let's go now to kaitlan collins, who is in emancipation hall right outside the rotunda where the inaugural will take place. >> reporter: so many moments of history have been glimpsed from these views of the carriage entrance where we get a camera angle. you can see biden waiting there for trump to go in as they walked inside on their way to the rotunda. here they are coming into the main door. speaking to one another, as you can see there. we'll listen. there's chuck schumer and house speaker mike johnson. mike johnson was in that meeting they just had at the white house. >> good morning, sir. president trump, how do you feel? president biden? >> you sa

outgoing joe biden and jill biden waiting for them, president biden greeting president trump with theds, welcome home. >> welcome home. >> reporter: the trumps and bidens shaking hands, lining up, smiling and walking into the white house for the ceremonial, traditional tea. america and the world witnessing the peaceful transfer of power, a cornerstone of america's democracy. a tradition not extended to the boo boo bidens four years ago when joe biden won. then the ceremony moved inside, first time since ronald reagan's second term. jeff bezos, zuckerberg, ted cook and elon musk, who has been at donald trump's side for months. at the white house, vice president kamala harris traveling to the capitol with her successor, jd vance. >> very well, thank you. >> reporter: then the first ladies walking to the car. then the presidents, joe biden and donald trump, traveling together to the capitol. minnesota senator amy klobuchar, the chairwoman of the inaugural committee, riding with them. she was live with us after. we're looking at images of you inside the motorcade with donald trump and joe

[shouting] ♪ ♪ >> jesse: a big difference between trump and biden? biden had no balls.was inaugurated during a pandemic r social distancing. so we never got to see joe dance with the doctor. but last night it was nice to see the return of romance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hallelujah ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: but all of a sudden, someone handed the dictator a weapon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ymca ♪ ♪ young man, there's no need to feel down ♪ ♪ pick yourself off the ground ♪ ♪ young man, because you are in a new town, there's no need to be unhappy ♪ ♪ young man, there's a place you can go. i said young man, when you're short on your dell ♪ ♪ you can stay there and i'm sure you will find ♪ >> jesse: 47 slicing the cake with the sword. doing what dictators do. saddam hussein would have been proud. if you're watching college football instead of "jesse watters primetime", shame on you. but trump make sure you would not miss out. watch. >> hello to my great fellow americans. this is been a historic and exciting day for our country. in recent years, are people have suffered greatly but starting now we're going to bring a

biden crime family. >> reporter: biden dismissing the attacks as baseless, motivated solely by a desirehurt me. >>> kristen welker, president trump is claiming a mandate, he has a narrow lead. how long is the honeymoon? >> only got two years for his agenda items, then the world would be focused on the midterms. mass deportation will require additional funds, $88 billion per year just to deport 1 million people by one estimate. he's proposed a slew of tax cuts, extending the trump era cuts as well. that's a challenge. and the majorities are narrow, particularly in the house. biggest thing he'll be judged on, can he bring prices down, that was number one issue for voters. >> hallie, you covered the first inauguration, how does this compare? >> the tone and tenor, he's out with force, shock and awe, signing more executive orders today than in his first week in office in the first term. the tone from the first inaugural to today. first the american carnage stops here. now america's decline is over. he said he would implement mass deportations and roll back biden era policies. he's doing so.

president biden and the biden family, pastor isaac hope, my congressman, congressman jim clyburn, biden administration, notably i see america's mayor, steve benjamin, mayor reggie burgess, the members of the general assembly, my two little children and to the royal missionary baptist church family , we have come this far by faith! that is a him, don't worry -- hymn, don't worry, i'm not going to sing it, mr. president. i was told long ago that singing is not my calling. if you look out gathered here today in this place of sanctity and love, we've come this far by faith is a rallying cry that has always been our bridge over troubled waters. you see, this faith inspired my morehouse brother, the late dr. martin luther king, to stand before the crowd in washington, d.c., some 62 years ago and declare the words i have a dream, which would change the fabric of this nation and bring us today as we celebrate him. as i think about the honorable task that has been given to me by my good friend and sister baxter, and reverent hope, to introduce the president of the united states, my mind reflects

biden.im biden is currently under investigation, i believe, by the department of justice or some other gift. so that's all gone. frank biden, who once was caught in a video shop with two videos, two cassette videos stuck down his pants trying to shoplift in florida. many years ago. sort of on par with the whole biden family. then he also pardoned his sister valerie, and all three inlaws. two wives, sarah widen, jim biden's wife, who was very much involved in the sort of china gift with hunter biden. if in fact, sarah biden went and got a check out of -- money $200,000 out of their joint bank account. wrote a check and cashed with another bank and found a way to get it to joe biden. she wrote on the check, it was a repayment of a loan. so unfortunately the republicans could netanyahu never get to the bottom of that. larry: really suggests that chairman comer was right. >> oh, yeah. larry: they set up all these little l.l.c.,s and that's how the money was laundered. yes, they never did prove i

i had to speak on joe biden's farewell address. joe biden actually was a good president. know you guys are grading him about a couple of days ago. i think he deserves a solid b. i think he was a good president. the problem was he had a few issues that -- crises he couldn't -- i don't know what it was. the first thing was merrick garland. merrick garland, the -- the doj. host: the attorney general. caller: when he appointed merrick garland as attorney general, first mistake. it should have been kamala or xavier becerra of california. host: what were they have done differently? caller: he was basically trying to be too moderate. nonpartisan. he could have picked up those issues about the all the report -- mueller report. there were things they could have charged trump for but merrick garland said we are not going to charge him. we are not going to look at that. at the beginning, merrick garland was an issue. that was joe biden's first mistake. the second mistake was afghanistan. he should is that it is on our timetable. that is how we are going to do it this way. we will gi

under joe biden?. absolutely nothing when you look at the afghanistan withdrawal. when you look at the stalemate and ukraine and stalemate in gaza until israel broke through on hezbollah. everything joe biden did was to extend wars, not end wars, he denied everything that everybody want. he told israel not to go into rafah. joe biden doesn't have a foreign policy anything to point to, including the southern border and what he did with mexico when during the debate he said come, come to america. it won't even be a felony anymore. there is nothing he got right when it came to foreign policy. why do you think there were no abraham accords under his watch? no one trusted him. >> laura: no trade deals. no nothing. and very quickly, we learned tonight that pretty boy justin trudeau speaking of people on the way out the door is now saying that canada may hit back on trump by cutting u.s. energy supplies if trump puts tariffs on chinese goods. charlie, those are big words. do you think that's actually going t

does this entirely overturn biden's legacy. also tonight this story. >> mayorkas let in about 12,000 murders, new york allowed 16,000 rapists, 600,000 people with criminal convictions. how many illegals will you plan to house in luxury hotel rooms and how about sex change operations for illegals? liz: that was ohio senator bernie marino going after president biden and dhs secretary mayorkas for making america less safe by putting the border in a state of collapse. kristi noem really went toe-to-toe with democrat senators on how bad it is at her confirmation hearing today. she's going to be trump's dhs secretary if she gets confirmed. she's talking about how they want to fix it. we've got more sound to what went down but senate democrats are trying to stop trump's agenda. republican senator rick scott joins us in moments. he was at the senate confirmation hearing for kristi noem and will breakdown the fireworks plus this story. >> i'm going to make a bold statement. i'm not scared. i'll say what people can't say. if we cut one p

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

this is all the while president biden is dining with hunter biden's business partners. of which we don't know the details but of which president biden claims to be a very caring father was at the elbow of his son while he was doing this all the while he was living this high-flying lifestyle that we all know too well, so there is, what the pardon has done, liz, it has added smoke to a set of circumstances that i think the republicans have more credibility now and arguing there should be further investigation so i think this has made the situation much worse for biden. liz: yeah, maybe they will reveal the details on what really happened, because people and lawmakers have said this was the worst corruption scandal ever seen in the history of america and it's worse than watergate. let's please watch, we've got new sound coming out of president trump talking to shawn hannity moments ago on this. listen to this. >> we had people that suffered. you peter navarro put in jail and lost their fortunes and lost their whatever their nest egg paying it to lawyers, and those people,

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

it goes up and up and is a direct result of joe biden's failed biden economics policies which have hurtophically families, small businesses, manufacturers and farms. compare that with the america first economic boom that we saw under president trump. we will restore american greatness, we will restore the great america first economy and we will get that done house republicans working with president trump to fight back and crush this inflation that is been hurting so many families. [applause] and we also, and this is tied to the economic crisis where we are seeing the inflation crisis under joe biden. on day one, joe biden declared war on american energy independence. and hard-working americans are footing the bill. we are paying more for utilities , paying more at the pump, all of those energy costs continue to go up. we are having to rely on un-american energy. we must be the energy leader in the world. we know under president trump on day one we will unleash american energy independence. the hundreds of thousands of jobs that come from that, the billions of economic growth that come f

biden. is under investigation i believe by the department of justice or some other gifts so that's all gone. his brother jim was caught with cassettes down his pant in florida for stealing and he's pardoned his sister value sister valerie andall three in-e involve in the china gift with hunter biden is in fact sarah biden went and got a check out of -- money $200,000 out of their joint bank account, she wrote a check and she took it and cashed with another bank and found a way to get it to joe biden. larry: you have to wonder if they're all cheering for us and i'm certainly cheering for miranda devine right now. this is like the milwaukee convention and it's a great marching band want we'll see that. >> he knew all the news would be buried with all the news of inauguration and it's a low act and despicable and defines the presidency and came and did terrible damage to the country and his character, he always talked about, you know, character and bringing back the soul of america. well, his c

biden i think i'm focusing on the future. i'm done with the bidens. okay.t to focus on the future. i want to focus on trump's plans. i want to focus on the challenges, beating them and having a lot of fun in the new year. raymond, always great to see you. that is it for us tonight. we'll give you the report from the inauguration on monday night, all the festivities along the way. it's going to be a busy weekend and snowy one to make sure to follow me for all the hijinks on social media. remember, it is america now and forever. we survived joe biden, jesse watters, he takes it from here. have a great weekend. >> hello everyone. >> i'm judge jeanine pirro,

politico reports joe biden and jill biden are furious at nancy pelosi for helping to get biden to notdaughter alexandra pelosi publicly attacking both joe and jill biden. joining us now fox news contributor out kick host tomi lahren. let's get to the details. alexander pelosi said, "if i was lady mcbiden, i'd put on my big girl pants, play the long game, and think about my husband's legacy." that's nancy pelosi's daughter attacking jill biden. >> well liz i'm going to say something i never thought i'd say and that's i agree with the pelosis. listen, the pelosis, nancy pelosi did save joe biden's legacy because nancy pelosi had the where with all to understand that donald trump was going to win that election on november 5. she knew it and she would rather have kamala harris lose to donald trump than have joe biden lose to donald trump and i think nancy and her entire family are a little bit upset that the biden family doesn't understand what she did and others did to push joe out of the way to save himself from the embarrassment of having to run against donald trump and be crushed by d

biden was not capable of the job. during their weekday conversations, the president often rambled, but he always rambled. once in a while, mr. biden would forget why he had called, but mr. schumer thought little of it. he was convinced that mr. biden could handle the job, but with the republican messaging machine deriding him relentlessly as old and senile, democrats were hard pressed to land any attacks on mr. trump long before the president's disastrous debate performance, mr. schumer had privately concluded that the barrier of mr. biden's age was too much for him to overcome. what's going on here is this revisionist history and this detail about biden calling the majority leader and forgetting why so i have a couple of thoughts about this. >> first of all, probably schumer is familiar with the data that you and i have just discussed. right? they were looking at internal numbers all along and seeing that it was probably an unwinnable race. and secondly, i'm convinced that there's a whole backstory here. we've never

and the biden family. i think it was for nancy pelosi as well. i think she took very seriously her desire to try to lead the democratic party to a better place. but but counterbalanced with her longtime friendship and closeness with joe biden. i think it was hard for her, so i would have loved to not see in the final days of the biden presidency, name calling here in this moment, i think a little grace might have been in order, but it was a fraught moment. there were intense feelings on both sides, and sometimes that's how politics is. >> i mean, kate ana cabrera is a student of history. to look at this and to see this, this major rift, it really is something just, you know, given four years ago. i mean, there are so many things you couldn't have predicted. but this in particular, just in terms of how close these two truly have been and this moment, and seeing that nothing the time over the summer that has elapsed has not changed this. >> no, i mean, it's amazing. they've been friends for, what, five decad

biden actually getting here. and trump, as biden noted, is going to be the one actually implementing this. >> i mean, look, how can you guarantee the united states is a guarantor of this deal, right? we are literally a guarantor of the deal. and our job in that deal as a guarantor is to bring israel to phase two, to get the rest of the hostages released in phase two. how could we guarantee that with the current administration, without the trump team, who actually have to bring it home? the negotiations won't even begin to phase two until day 16. that's in the trump administration. and so, yeah, i mean, i think you absolutely have to say there are two things that were essential. one is that the next administration had to guarantee that. so they had to be part of this. and the second thing, who could bring to the table? >> well, and what does it say about netanyahu's view of not just the incoming administration, but also this deal has so many parts of it that the very far right members of his government were extrem

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and filled with biden's lackeys.mer biden officials will launchresp a new legal response center to bolster the fightpend against trump's impending executive orders. now, they are gearing up and ite is easy to see them has debated watching biden last night and o playing at the confirmation hearingsne. they just embarrass themselveswh one after the other. they have a huge army of lawyers who will be descending upon these executive orders one after en pthe other.e bo >> they did it back in '17 when president trump controlled the border in '17, the cage is baloney when president trump actuallyt es those gauges which. warrant gauges were from theg obama administration. whthey will do the same thing wl director homan when he starts working on repatriating people i back who have come illegally and down crimes and come here illegally and then part of a judge and you don't qualify h under acetylene laws. you know they will challenge those and other executive orders he does. we have to keep doing whati we told the american peo

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

jill biden. the relationship, obviously this is a fascinating moment, the relationship between president biden and president- elect trump, it is just going to be fascinating to see. >> that was strange here. there is no relationship. the vice president did not invite the vice president- elect to the naval observatory, the tradition. i think this will perhaps be their -- >> let's listen in. >> first meeting. >> stopping for a photo. >> i was going to say, you know, you remember jd vance during the tim walz -- during the vice presidential debate, everyone was kind of expecting to see this kind of pugilistic vice presidential nominee and jd vance comes out, he was so kind and genteel and nice and a different kind of guy. and, you know, i'm sure that's the vice president- elect who is walking in there, not someone holding a grudge, but -- >> is it just me or does that feel luke ike a thousand years ago, that debate? >> a few weeks ago. we have been through a lot of bronco chases and slow car rides th

joe biden, 1/20/2025." i got a call that president trump was ready to share the contents of the letter. we heard him describe it last night as inspirational. we can confirm the president's assessment. it is an inspirational, forward-looking, well wish, and quite possibly the only time that they will exchange letters ever again. kayleigh. >> peter, was that the entirety of the letter? i'm looking at my phone at images of past letters. they tend to be longer, three, sometimes four paragraphs. that's a very gracious letter. was not the entirety of a? >> that was. yes. hand written by president biden on his personal stationary. just one side of one page. >> another question for you. i think this is important context for our viewers. he penned this letter. i'm wondering if you know the timeline. as i understand, it was the day of the inauguration. he pardons members of his family in a way in which president trump would have found out about in the aftermath of his speech. it's a gracious letter but comes on the h

on biden's last day. one final act of dishonesty and corruption. biden scorns the rule of law with last-day pardons. jonathan turley. >> we're talking about a president who repeatedly lied to the american people. a media that enabled all of this to happen. and at the very end he really fulfilled the worst stereotypes of his legacy. i think that ultimately this is what will be the most lasting aspect of the biden legacy is this corruption. and this was an act of corruption. >> harris: you just talk about burning everything down. that's what he did. his legacy is on the floor. >> yeah, i don't want to hear a single democrat ever call a republican a threat to democracy again after what we've experienced. this nightmare we've been living in. it feels like we've been living through hell as a country under joe biden. the nightmare that he took us through. yesterday was liberation day as donald trump said. we woke up to a new age in america. the golden age of america. donald trump has walked into the white house

biden is incredibly unpopular.t be at his most unpopular but still almost historically doing badly in terms of how people think about him in the polls. when we asked what you think president biden has achieved over the past four years, people said nothing. even democrats had nothing. i don't think this is a record to be proud of. at least the american people don't think it is. >> trace: scarlett maguire, elex michaelson, thank you. coming up, just days away from trump's inauguration, "fox news at night" will be live in washington, d.c. next week and as the confirmation hearings continue, the trump transition team is well ahead of where they were back in 2017. well ahead. biden time now coming down to the wire and we will go live to west palm beach next. ♪ ♪ —sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. dayquil vapocool? it's dayquil plus a rush of vicks vapors. ♪vapocooooool♪ woah. dayquil vapocool. the vaporizing daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, power through your day, medicine. i've got to get marcus some n

and the entire biden crime family. >> reporter: biden tonight dismissing the unrelenting attacks against family as baseless, arguing they are motivated solely by a desire to hurt me. peter alexander, nbc news, the white house. >> and i'm joined now by kristen welker and hallie jackson. kristen, president trump is claiming a mandate. he's got a narrow lead in the congress right now. how long does the honeymoon typically last? >> it's not going to last very long at all, lester. in fact, he's only got about two years to get his big agenda items finished and the entire political world will be focused on the midterm election. so he wants to get his mass deportation plan up and running. that's going to require some additional funds by congress. by one estimate, $88 billion per year just to deport one million people. he's also proposed a slew of tax cuts including extending the trump era tax cuts as well. that's going to be a challenge. and as you say, the majorities are quite narrow, particularly inhe house. the biggest thing he'll be judged on, can he bring prices down? that was the number on

she was only working one day a week during biden which is funny because so was biden.ir lesson what you think they will go back to mass hysteria? >> calm down? [laughter] of course not. the whole oligarchy thing is sly with sanders -- wells said it? biden mushroom are, a subtle way to bring up russia collusion hoax. >> trying to tie -- >> she's going to lose her mind. i don't watch it, i find the concept delicious. [laughter] >> watching the meltdown. through everything at this dude. he's been shot, impeached, out of office, indicted 91 times in right now as we are speaking, he just landed in d.c. and secret service code name again. you know what it is? mobile. i don't know if you know. he's mobile. kamala spread eagle. [laughter] good night, everybody. [laughter] would be the best president good to go drinking with what bar would you taken to? we will ask the panel when we come back. [cheering] swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in

. >> and melania trump arriving at the white house if current president joe biden and joe biden over at the white house and those 2 meeting our those 4 rather meeting together right now behind closed doors. >> that expected to last about 20 minutes ctor so. and then after that. they will head up to the capitol. for the inauguration of donald j. trump, the 47th president, the united states. our coverage continues here with newsnation with newsnation politics. powered by the blake burman live from our studios here in washington. thanks for being with us on this historic day. and we thank you for being with us here on news nation. noon eastern time. 2 hours is when trump is set to be sworn in, temperatures well below freezing. it means for the e first time. >> in 40 years when reagan was sworn in and 85 the inauguration will be indoors. the ceremony held inside the capitol rotunda come noon today. it will be trump as president of the united states. a newsnation getting a states. a newsnation getting a sense of what he is expected a to say before the nation. at one point. cole, i return

but, first, bitter biden, bye-bye.hat's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ now farewell addresses by our presidents tend to be at their core optimistic. >> my friends, we did it. we weren't just marking time, we made a difference. we made the city stronger, we made the city freer. and we left her in good hands. as for me, i will leave the presidency more idealistic, more full of hope than the day i arrived. >> i have confidence in the promise of america because i know the character of our people. >> i leave this stage tonight even more optimistic about this country than when we started. >> laura: got goose bumps watching all of that again but then there is biden. >> i want to warn the country of some things that have given me great concern. this is a dangerous con -- that's the dangerous concentration of power in the hands of very few ultra wealthy people. and the dangerous consequences if their abuse of power is left unchecked. today, an oligarchy is taking shape in america extreme wealth power and influence that literal

but i do know biden wants blood.s declaring a war on the attack industrial complex and using it as a rallying cry for the new resistance. he's telling his party to ditch at the -- dig dei and wage class warfare against the tech giants. >> i almost saw the speech as an attempt to wrestle back the mantle of populism from the republicans. donald trump has run a populist campaign. when joe biden last night, it was quite interesting, almost tried to reclaim populism for the democratic party. >> jesse: spending a decade calling trump hitler blew up in the democrats face is. they lost their base, donors and the plot. >> the democrats have come to the end of the nine-year messaging program during which they woke up every single day and told america and the world that donald trump was a bad guy because he's on authoritarian, a racist, a sexual predator, a fascist, all of these horrible things that they say about him, and what was the end result? he won. he got elected to the presidency again. this has got to be regarded as th

and with biden — possibility always exists. and with biden leaving _ possibility always exists. assess the trump administration's appetite or enthusiasm, if you like, for ensuring there is lasting peace between gaza and israel? welcome at the president—elect trump has already announced his full commitment to the state of israel and he has assembled a middle east team which is incredibly pro israel and he will stand by whatever prime minister netanyahu is likely to do in terms of either enforcing the ceasefire or possibly disrupting the ceasefire but it is an enormous responsibility, now on the shoulders of the trump administration, to ensure the implementation of this agreement and that is not really going to be easy at all but of course only time will tell. ., , but of course only time will tell. . , . but of course only time will tell. ., , . �* tell. thanks very much, amin saikal, professor— tell. thanks very much, amin saikal, professor of _ tell. thanks very much, amin saikal, professor of middle i saikal, professor of middle east and central islamic studies at the australi

but it was one of biden's own diplomats that shed some new light on the impact of biden's middle east israel, jack lew, was quoted last week saying, standing with israel for these past 15 months with huge opposition in the media in parts of his own party, you could argue that it contributed to making his challenge for reelection insurmountable. well guess what? a new poll last week actually backed that up. the survey from yougov found that 29% of americans who supported biden in 2020 sat out the 2024 election, specifically due to u.s. support for israel's war on gaza. keep in mind, democrats lost the race due to a huge drop off in voter turnout on their side. while joe biden secured some major domestic achievements for this country, he will sadly be remembered for two things first, the mass killing and utter destruction of gaza that was made with american weapons and diplomatic support. and second, handing the keys to the white house back to a maga movement that is now stronger and more dangerous than ever. a legacy of shame and infamy. with me now to unpack all of this is msnbc polit

he did. >> biden won the democratic nomination and the white house in 2020. >> once in office, biden kept defying the odds by racking up legislative victories that seemed impossible. after interviews with biden in 2022 and 2024. i felt i fully understood what fueled him. >> he loves the job because of the power it gives him to solve problems. >> the more intractable, the better. but low expectations caught up with biden. his painful debate performance gave democratic party detractors what they needed to drum him out of his race for reelection. in two days, we will witness the first convicted felon inaugurated president of the united states. the latest ap norc poll found biden with a lower approval rating as he leaves than his predecessor and successor had in 2020. but i'm confident history will judge him a great presiden, but not an infallible one. he made plenty of mistakes. still, biden is a good man who brought his entire imperfect self to the world's most unforgiving job, and his faith in us was unshakable. >> we are the united states of america, and there is nothing, nothing bey

joe biden lied to them.ponsible for the devastation. >> biden's own brand of agency of chaos. >> huge chaos. there was supposed to be raids to their point in chicago according to "the wall street journal."> are they flying first class? >> $17,000. that's what the head of ice told congress in 2023. there are so many insane facts that t

mental decline. >> this version of biden intellectually, analytically is the best biden ever. >> you him or reporters we can see this the years of his mind are working. >> beautiful, smart, charming, capable of everything. democrats are also trying to regroup as a party but the infighting continues, former house speaker news the pelosi feud with the first lady is intensifying, her daughters telling politico if i was lady mick biden i would put my big girl pants play the long game and think about my husband's legacy how much do you think she workshop that beforehand. katie: i think she's making it clear people should remember who the queen of the democrats in this town is it continues to be that is nancy pelosi she played a huge role in pushing joe biden off of the campaign trail and there sending the message that we know there's probably a lot of people coming at you with a lot of money to get you to spill the beans of how the whole thing went down, we highly recommend if you want things to be better in the future for the legacy of joe biden which is bad that you don't necessarily th

we survived joe biden. jesse watters takes from here, have a great weekend. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> donald trump as a trophy collector, human trophies are his favorite kind. and he loves it because he is building an army who are now with him and they are not with the others. >> jesse: the party starts monday. and you are invited. >> jeff bezos came, bill gates came, everybody is coming. >> i miss biden. i feel like we were safe like i didn't have to worry. i could live my life. >> jesse: inside the coup that took down the big guy. schumer spills his guts. >> is that a joke? >> it's been a good run. next time you see me, on trump will be president and you may not see me. >> jesse: hysterical democrats prepare for trump. [shouting] >> jesse: plus... ♪ ♪ >> jesse: get a good look. it might be one of the last times you see him. joe biden left the white house today. boarding marine one for one final trip as president. and before that he got a question from the press. >> mr.