mark: welcome back america, i am mere with ben domenech . i. to ask you a question.ocrat party, what they have done to the economy. their answer is to do more of the same, borrow and spend. they destroyed the border. you have horrendous things going on there. you look at what they have done to women's sports or women generally. what is go oning on with energy industry and our classrooms and law enforcement. how do they have even 30% of support of the american people, what their purpose. >> thank you for your kind words. i think in larger scheme of things we have to understand that this coalition that democrats have represented over the years, really started to fall apart when they started to lean so much more heavily and honestly, i feel into the culture war issues as they have done over last several decades. ? 1990s in democrats cutting deals with republican majority under newt gingrich, you see a lot of people whose views, would really place them within the coalition of the right today. even if they would be conservative democrats, handful that still exist like joe

with that let's bring in our panel ben domenech editor of the transom.com and host of the ben domenechhall democratic strategist and jeff mason white house correspondent for reuters. since you are on the north lawn, jeff, let's start with you. the state of the american economy four months ahead of midterm election day? >> well, mike, the labor market is strong and that's certainly something that they emphasized today from the white house and from the administration. but as the president said in the clip that you played that doesn't mean they don't think there is work to do. as we have discussed before, inflation is obviously very high and americans are feeling that. but, the advantage, i guess, of the labor market being strong if there is a recession, it could mean that it would be a mild one. on the other hand, it could also -- will likely mean that the fed will have a pretty hefty rate hike coming up. so, there are pros and cons to that. but as at least they see some glimmers of hope here today. >> mike: leslie, you are outside the beltway what's the feels in terms of the american ec

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joining me now is stephen miller, former advisor to president trump, and also ben domenech, editor at large of the spectator and fox news contributor. stephen, do you think that they were trying to hobble her early on when they get for the border assignment? >> i think they knew early on, we've all figured out, which is that she is horrendously incompetent, totally useless, has the speaking skills at best of a first grader for being generous and has absolutely no ability to do anything useful whatsoever. and since they knew -- it's very sick, but they knew the border was going to be in a never-ending state of crisis, they figure they might as well laid out on her, even though of course we know that joe biden and this will the administration have the entire border disaster on their hands and conscious buried >> laura: in politico today they say that paris plots her next move, more aggressive volley in the abortion-rights arena. i mean, is that going to catapult her into i guess being as close to richard nixon in intellect -- >> what you don't appreciate about this moment is the importa

howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, ben domenech, editor at large at the spectator, and ineles, leslie marshall, both fox news contributors. ben, does this feel to you like a political campaign by the media? and isn't it bizarre that liberal news organizations and pundits are trying to push biden out two years early? >> that's the -- the earliness is the bizarre part. howard: yeah. >> you would have thought, you know, as the presidential election approached if joe biden was, you know, performing as horribly as he's been performing recently that there would be an effort on the part of the media to say, hey, look, you know, take the gold watch, step aside. we've got some new blood coming in, new people in the wings -- howard: people younger than 79. >> exactly. and instead you have this coming much earlier, i think, certainly than i expected, than a lot of people expected, and it's because he's performed so terribly. look, the fact is we've had people in the office of the presidency who has been flawed leaders. we've seen it, frankly, in donald trump, bill clinton and others

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wring in our panel ben domenech editor-at-large of the spectator.nd fox news senior political analyst brit hume. what could you make of today's pitch in the wake of what everybody is feeling at home? >> well, it doesn't look like he has done very much, really. he talked about an emergency and it's unclear what kinds of executive actions he plans to take as i guess they weren't really outlined but i think he is doing what he feels politically he has to do. you might think that the president in this kind of trouble would start to turn away from the policies that have gotten him so far in a new direction. but, i don't think he believes that that would do him any good between now and the midterms. it would probably just infuriate his base. and the way is he going, his base is about all he has got. and it's understandable that he would do what he can to try to apiece his base although it's not clear to me how pleased his base will be with this action. >> bret: people inside his administration say there are all kinds of things he could do. the people on c

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