it is all about john federman, number one.mpaign and the people of pennsylvania want to put him in office unable to put together sadly because of his stroke, couldn't debate, couldn't do a speech. we have no idea what he stands for. if we have to look back at old videotapes to find out what he will be like as a senator it looks like he is getting better now. why would you bend the rules for one senator? what sense is that? do you have any sense of tradition? it's the whole sloppiness we're seeing everywhere you go. if you go to the airports especially. what are people wearing when they are going out? i'm just saying why can't somebody who is 78 years old like senator schumer understand there is a bit of a tradition him and hold him to a high standard instead of everybody else to a low one? can you imagine how staffers feel making a tiny bit of money and have to buy suits and ties. there is fetterman with ripped shorts and sandals on his feet and hoodies on his head. i'm an odd looking guy anyway. it should make republicans pus

. -- federman. you don't want _ dress code be damned. -- federman. our blocking the senator that you need. is that what you're saying? yes. has there been — is that what you're saying? yes. has there been a — is that what you're saying? yes. has there been a similar debate in the house of commons about this, rachel? could be a starter? in house of commons about this, rachel? could be a starter?— could be a starter? in the house of commons there _ could be a starter? in the house of commons there is _ could be a starter? in the house of commons there is a _ could be a starter? in the house of commons there is a rule _ could be a starter? in the house of commons there is a rule which i could be a starter? in the house of commons there is a rule which is l commons there is a rule which is slated _ commons there is a rule which is stated by— commons there is a rule which is slated by many of the blocks and they're _ slated by many of the blocks and they're always expected to wear a suit jacket — they're always expected to wear a suit jacket in the house

i reached out to federman's office for comment but have yet to hear back. doesn't look like he is planning to change his style any time soon. >> bill: mark meredith in d.c. dress down is the new rule, mark. thank you for that. without feder man would this happen? the answer is no i think. >> dana: what mark said is telling. staff will be required to have a dress code. lowering standards and dismissing tradition at this point where we are in america is not a great idea. >> bill: don't go to work in your sweats if you are going to leave your house. >> dana: see you tomorrow in your lulu lemon, bill. >> bill: see you there. >> sooner or later in life there will be opportunities that knocks at your door. at this juncture i feel like the opportunity for not only me but for my kids as well was tremendous. >> dana: coach deion sanders moving to the colorado buffaloes his team coming from behind by 11 points to beat colorado state in double overtime. "wall street journal" writing he conquered college football. now is the hard part. sage steele can tell us what's go

the move is done to accommodate the casual style of newly elected senator john federman.in the hottest days of washington summers i have all the sympathy in the world for senator federman >> when we went into the capital i couldn't wear a sleeveless outfit i wonder if that still applies or not. >> times are changing. >> sorry about being an old fudd dy dud dy. >>> welcome to closing bell i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner less than 24 hours before the fed decision as wall street debates whether the consumer and economy can handle what the bond markets are throwing at them major indexes up from midday lows you see the dow down .5%, the s&p 500 down .75%. 5.

governor schapiro and senator federman could not be here today because they p were splitting te stateittsburgh and i'm taking philly. [cheering and applause] along with a few friends. by the way, mayor kenny is here. were you able to come? there he is. under the american flag. good to see you, mr. mayor. i'm sorry keep bugging you all the time. he and i talk more than i think we talked to our staff. thank you, mr. mayor. [inaudible] [laughter] i tell you what, someone said, you know, that biden is getting old. i tell you what appeared guess what, the only thing that comes with age is a little bit of wisdom . i have been doing this longer than anybody and guess what, i'm going to continue to do it with your help. look, one of my friends in my hometown, from scranton, pennsylvania, you know, representative dwight evans and brendan boyles in mary scanlon, a great friend as well. look, former member charlene parker. i know that i saw her. i was going to see you first. you want to come up here and do this old buddy. i told you i would have your back if i ran for president, and i have appea

federman, pence for a senator did -- that solid. the first lady. not even a scolding is heard from the dnc. scrutinizing the democratic base is racist. they have to be held to a different standard. and as we lower the standards, we should lower expectations. prep and prime time expects every american city to look like detroit in the next 10 years if american leaders who we believe are on stage tonight don't take a stand for civilization and say no. lock some heads together. throw the book at the surge. reopened the prisons. the white gold has to stop. it is time for american courage to return. told the truth be force the law evenly and punish the criminals instead of ourselves. fox & friends weekend her cohost will cain and tomi lahren join me now. what happen in filly last night? >> business as usual of course, jesse and this has been this week since 2020 when people, drugs, violence and out-of-control teens were told that they could act this way and they could pass it off as a social justice for george floyd or whoever else and they can get away

geoff: before senator federman arrived in washington it was an arizona senator whose attire choices wereing carhart hooded sweatshirts and shorts establish his political branch. there are those that argue that at a time when public trust in government is waning and when the quorum in congress is at a low attire matters now in a way it may not have previously. >> i have some sympathy for that argument and yet at the same time the question is, what are people conveying with their attire? and what do we convey with dress codes? you mentioned the role of women because historically norms of professionalism has excluded some groups of people including women, making it harder for them to join what was previously all-male institutions. you could make the case that john fetterman represents a group of americans in his attire he is expressing a certain authenticity and connection with his constituents. geoff: big picture, covid changed the way people dress in the workplace. sportswear has crept into every aspect of american life. returning to the question about the demise of formality, where do yo

when we come back, new accommodations for the senate so federman can feel at home on the senate floor. south carolina presidential candidate tim scott is ahead. fedder man, >> all right, anyway, so we have this issue with the uaw and it is getting pretty interesting. one republican nominee for president has decided to take it on and that would be senator tim scott from the great state of south carolina. let's give a warm hannity audience welcome to senator scott. [applause]. >> how are you? >> great to see you. >> sean hannity, all right. >> we love having you. nice to see you again. >> absolutely. >> we had a great time in carolina with you. >> thank you for coming down. we love to see you in south carolina. >> i love south carolina better than here. >> we all love south carolina better than new york. absolutely. it is good to be home. >> i don't think i often disagree with you. we have been friends a longtime. >> yes, sir. >> and i heard your comments about reagan and the uaw and you strike, you get fired. >> yes. >> here is where i might differ from you a little bit and tell me whe

yesterday when they passed the resolution reinstating formal dress code after schumer stopped -- for federman'sox across america. good to see you. let's talk fashion for a minute. >> i am flashy because i overcompensate. i have to come in with a little heat. what happened here, they reinstated the jacket code because if they did not, menendez could not respond. the truth is, we need standards for certain jobs. we should be held to a higher standard. you don't want to get on a commercial airliner and see a pilot who has a bikini inspector hat. thursday night, we are in a loose mood. we are letting ourselves go as a society by changing the language to make it sound like it is not as bad as it is. in california, they are not homeless, they are free range people. in new york, you cannot call someone a, you have to call them governor cuomo. the problem is still there. that is the point. i don't know how many of you watched a football game this weekend, it is amazing how may people are talking about this. the ratings went sky high because taylor swift is dating travis kelce. speculation soared. she w

and tie in the hottest days of washington summers i have all the sympathy in the world for senator federman >> when we went into the capital i couldn't wear a sleeveless outfit i wonder if that still applies or not. >> times are changing. >> sorry about being an old fudd dy dud dy. >>> welcome to closing bell i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner less than 24 hours before the fed decision as wall street debates whether the consumer and economy can handle what the bond markets are throwing at them major indexes up from midday lows you see the dow down .5%, the s&p 500 down .75%. 5.1 for the two year note. and instacart shares are popping on the first day of trade but many looking ahead to the next ipo set to price in overtime tonight. we'll have those details coming up first our talk of the tape how resilient is this economy and what's at stake when the fed updates the policy outlook tomorrow afternoon here to answer that, dan greenhouse from soulless alternative asset management good to see you. >> thank you, sir. >> do you think that's the right question here? a lot of agreement on what the

senator federman: oh my god, really? oh my gosh, you know, it's devastating. ooooooohhhh.se. don't do it. geoff: setting aside his arterial choices, the fact that he is dismissing it in a cartoonish way, is that a mistake? should democrats should take it seriously? jonathan: yes, they should take this seriously. i get where the senator is coming from. to david's point, there is no evidence here yet and if the republicans were serious, the oversight committee would be doing a serious investigation instead of a fishing expedition that they are on so far, finding nothing. that's why the senator is like ooooh, this is so scary. but on the other hand impeachment is a big deal. the american people will say wait, what, he is being impeached? this is terrible, this is what happens to terrible people who do terrible things. we don't have any evidence of that at all. the key thing here, the senator is reacting that way but the white house is not, the white house is taking this seriously and that's what they should be doing. geoff: for kevin mccarthy to greenlight this inquiry, as he

. >> thank you, senator federman. senator rance is recognized from ohio. >> thank you. we appreciate your time. especially, we want to welcome mr. theodorou, a graduate from my neck of the wins in ohio. i appreciate you being here. i want to focus on the california model and whether there is something fundamentally broken about the way california regulates its insurance market. we all agree want people to be able to afford home insurance no matter how much money they make. there are two ways to that. one is to help people insurance in market that is reasonably runs up -- is reasonably regulated and operates effectively. another is to regulate the market so it can function properly. they worry california has gone down that pathway where we risk learning of the wrong lesson. i would like to direct my questions first to mr. theodorou . thank you for being here. can you maybe just explain prop 103 and what i teachings about insurance regulations in california? theodorou: in 19 88, proposition one of three was passed by a slim margin in california which gave a 20% rebate to

biden, mcconnell, feinstein, federman, are examples of people who are not fit for office.his from congressman dean phillips saying the family, friends, and staff of senators feinstein and mcconnell are doing a disservice. it is time for term limits. dean phillips with his tweet from wednesday. we are having the conversation with seniors only. how old is too old for public office? should there be an age limit? there is a minimum age requirement. for the house it is 25 years old and for the senate is 30 years old and for the presidency 35 years old. should there be an age limit? we want to hear from seniors on this topic. walter is up first out of new jersey. what do you think? caller: i agree with that. i am well in my 70's. i do not think we should be led by a group of octogenarians. host: which of the age limit be? when you hit 80 you have to step down? caller: i think it should be 75. host: what he placed the line there? caller: you have a large amount of people with alzheimer's and dementia well before that age. it should be at that age limit. host: while i have you. on

they treat federman like a dog. they treat weinstein like a dog. am sick and tired of this government. as soon as i have enough money, i'm leaving this country. host: where are you going, steve? caller: costa rica, belize! how come these people live under $200 a month, and i make $5,000 a month and i can't even go out anymore? you talk about fuel? you know who he is killing? the restaurants, the hotels. who can drive one thousand miles in an electric car and asked just stop everywhere? they cannot afford the hotels. the hotels are going to go out of business. all this guy does is put people out of business and then he sits there and says bidenonmics is working. he brings in 7 million immigrants, puts them in schools without vaccines, but no i have to get a vaccine. i have to get three vaccines. host: we go to david. caller: good morning. i like the topic. my financial condition is better now under biden way better than under donald trump. i have more to spend ever since biden became president. i have traveled more than i have ever traveled in my li

they treat federman like a dog. they treat weinstein like a dog. am sick and tired of this government. as soon as i have enough money, i'm leaving this country. host: where are you going, steve? caller: costa rica, belize! how come these people live under $200 a month, and i make $5,000 a month and i can't even go out anymore? you talk about fuel? you know who he is killing? the restaurants, the hotels. who can drive one thousand miles in an electric car and asked just stop everywhere? they cannot afford the hotels. the hotels are going to go out of business. all this guy does is put people out of business and then he sits there and says bidenonmics is working. he brings in 7 million immigrants, puts them in schools without vaccines, but no i have to get a vaccine. i have to get three vaccines. host: we go to david. caller: good morning. i like the topic. my financial condition is better now under biden way better than under donald trump. i have more to spend ever since biden became president. i have traveled more than i have ever traveled in my li

biden, mcconnell, feinstein, federman, are examples of people who are not fit for office. this from congressman dean phillips saying the family, friends, and staff of senators feinstein and mcconnell are doing a disservice. it is time for term limits. dean phillips with his tweet from wednesday. we are having the conversation with seniors only. how old is too old for public office? should there be an age limit? there is a minimum age requirement. for the house it is 25 years old and for the senate is 30 years old and for the presidency 35 years old. should there be an age limit? we want to hear from seniors on this topic. walter is up first out of new jersey. what do you think? caller: i agree with that. i am well in my 70's. i do not think we should be led by a group of octogenarians. host: which of the age limit be? when you hit 80 you have to step down? caller: i think it should be 75. host: what he placed the line there? caller: you have a large amount of people with alzheimer's and dementia well before that age. it should be at that age limit. host: while i have you.

majority leader chuck schumer said he was relaxing the rules to allow all senators, including john federmanabout -- for republicans to talk about debasing the institution -- >> were they there on january 6th? >> after what their own members did before january the 6th, on january the f 6th, let me tell you something, historians will be talking about republicans debating the institutions, they won't be talking about hoodies. again, i'm about tradition. i think they should keep the tradition. i think don't loosen it up, i don't want people on the floor wearing what they want to wear, i say that as somebody who was called off the floor quite a few times not to wear jeans or this or that. it's part of it. but again, for republicans to act shocked and stunned and deeply saddened when they have people in their midst, who encouraged the january 6th riots and then apologized for the january 6th rioters basically claiming that they were somehow political prisoners. it's a joke. >> i'm completely with you on the rules. i guess i'm old fashioned, too. i don't want my senators in hoodies and under armou