i love joe biden, i work for joe biden. he did not do well at all.at all. >> the only job that joe biden had last night was to reassure america that he was not too old to do the job. and he failed. >> i was disappointed to devastated by joe biden's performance last night. >> i don't believe he is our best choice at this point. >> jesse: wow. these are not just people who observed biden over the air or even reporters at the white house. many of the people you just saw have spent time with the president personally. just a few months ago, they wrote this. as anyone who has recently spent time with biden, and i have can tell you, use in full possession of his faculties, completely lucid and with excellent grasp of detail. but this very morning, he wrote this. given where we are, i must very reluctantly join the chorus asking biden to voluntarily step aside. with emphasis on the voluntary aspect. he said it, he is just joining the chorus and that is what the media does. they just do with the rest of the media does until they need to pivot to save their hi

democrats could replace biden and wtf panicked dems looking for alternatives to biden. coverage will last? >> joe: yes. this is now the theme of summer, and thanks for having me. the panic is real, here is real, online and what we saw last night as you have been discussing all morning and post-debate coverage, joe biden is done. he is not going to be the democratic nominee, not after last night. there will not be another debate in september. we've been talking for many months, if not years, cognitive ability, mental acuity, it does not exist anymore. as i have been pointing out again and again and many other analysts, as well, we were called, not conspiracy theorists, our coverage was called into question for observing a man who is president of the united states and saying this person does not look like he is there anymore. he should not be a golf starter at your local golf course let alone president of the united states. media coverage finally caught up and we've been vindicated, the question is who replaces joe biden. it is not a matter of if, it is a matter of when.

biden again. continue, this is really not clear now, maybe we have to wait for a few more days or weeks. if he remains as the candidate of the democrats, then we will have this close competition between biden and trump until november , and it depends a lot because the distance between them is close. now , in the average polls published by p site , mr. trump is ahead by 1.4, that is, with all this the problems that mr. biden has in terms of old age are trump. the distance is close. this point is also very important . the reason why the so-called difference between them is so close in the polls is that mr. trump did not increase his votes compared to 2020. this means that these are the republicans who are strongly in favor. the point is that the votes and biden's fans have decreased due to the dissatisfaction that exists in the democratic party itself and among the independents, that is, mr. biden, if he wants to hand over the elections, he will not hand them over to trump , but to himself, and that

we have jim biden and hunter biden for lying in both instances, they lied to protect joe biden, the big. >> laura: cnn gave a disclaimer when talking about the criminal referral. watch this. >> know ares have yet to prove that joe biden acted corruptly or did quid quo pro or personally enriched himself. republicans have been trying to make that case for months and in fall when they launched this impeachment inquiry. this has not yet moved ahead. >> laura: congressman, there is not a check in the hands of joe biden himself that indicates he got money from chinese deals. that is their argument. >> that is not true. he got money, $40,000 from jim biden directly traced to china influence pedalling scheme, which was 10% for the big guy and $200,000 directly linked from influence pedalling scheme with americorp health led by jim biden. we found a quarter million dollars that joe biden got from the family influence pedalling scheme. joe biden lied to the american people when he said he never met with these people. he met with just about every single one of them. >> laura: the four seasons meet

joe biden knows what's going on with joe biden better than in. knows he did terrible and had a terrible night. odell beckham jr gauge, they're both -- on age, they're both 80. at least joe biden spent 50 of the 80 doing good stuff. bring on the iq. physical health, for the last seven ye years and i'll take a smack at mainstream media that some call the liberal media. for two of the seven years running for president, he's given a total pass. he's literally forging doctor's notes like it's fifth grade. these notes say donald trump tested positive on everything. you're not supposed to test positive on every test when you go to the doctor. he lies about the severity of his covid. his doctor admitted he lied about it. he just goes to golf and runs to walter reid hospital because he has extra time. howard: clearly you're focusing your excepts on the alternative. >> the media has allowed by giving him a pass, the media allowed this conversation. it's a important conversation. i'm not saying what we saw isn't something to delve into, but it's happening i

biden got the rules. he wanted, but he clearly the view of a lot of folks out there, including many democrats, he failed to meet the moment in this debate. so what happens now? >> okay, i think that he show what happened sound right. he had a bad night last night today, he went out. he was very strong, who is very clear, he owned the fact that it wasn't a great performance for him and he moved on. he's that he's doing fundraising. he's at stonewall today. he's back out on the campaign trail. he is not hiding from this and he we'll move on and show the american people why they need to reelect him. >> sarah matthews, you think trump actually won this debate or did biden simply lose it i i think that because we're talking about biden's poor performance, obviously it's clear that it was a disastrous night for the biden campaign and we should be talking about the fact that donald trump, when asked three separate times if he would accept the results of the 2024 election. >> he said he deflected, he wouldn't giv

thank you biden.you right them all yourself? >> what do i look like ray got felder come on. taking debate advice from hillary clinton is like taking financial advice from many made off. bow should be in jail. cnn's presidential debate is an exam for a job if you know your job why do you need to study. >> exactly. >> steve from massachusetts. how board must obama be if he is calling biden staff all day. >> michelle is there something you can do. >> carl from texas how much is biden's debate prep costing us. feeding all them was on you every day is a lot of money. we make they should just order taco bell. >> biden isn't answering hillary's calls every time he hears the phone rang he answers the front door. nick from land oh lakes florida like the butter. is that where they got it from. >> hillary is much he gives biden bad advice hoping he loses and then she can sweep in at the dnc. >> she left to fight a lot harris first. that would be a fun cage match her or hillary who do you think wins? hillary has

dems freak out over biden's debate performance. biden is toast.m l expect a full blownl-blow democrat freak out. time magazine sums it up this way panic. >> there's a lot of blame go around, joe. 16 camp counselors at campe's david conducte16d prep and sent a fighter out. not ready for prime time destroyingtme his legacy even more than he'd already destroyed it himself. orthan hsome democrats in watchg the debate made him suicidal. >> president biden was talking about the national debt and seemed to lose his trainonds of thought. pause for several seconds and then gave a confused answer .hed he said that when that happened, the entire roomtt was just completely silent and in shock and that thisre member's own reaction was that he wanted to jump off of a are ge. >> the same media that are shocked and want to swap him out 40 8 hours ago told us he's fresh as aag spring chicken.ingh >> f you if you can'ict handle the truth. this version of biden intellectually, analytically is the best biden ever. >> he is visible he is v even ir physical shape than

0 and half saying they voted for biden in 2020. and this is disastrous if you're the democrats. >> it was about the undecided voter not for the people who are ready made up their mind to day didn't to vote for. what donald trump needed to do they needed to not have the low blows as joe biden was bearing himself of what he said and if they didn't pull the trigger for donald trump if they just decided not to vote for joe biden or not at all. that's a win for donald trump and they played it fairly well not being like that and pretty recent debates and critical and with independence and that is an ex post for them a former gop operative and it's 1 of the most egregious acts of incompetence to do the debate. if they knew they had a cold and sound like this and it sounded like he had a cold but the cold didn't cause the long pause. it didn't cause the incoherence. what do you think about the comments? >> there wasn't 1 voter who said joe biden has a cold. nobody even thought that there is anything related to that kind of health. much mor

i love joe biden. i worked for joe biden. he didn't do well at all. he did not do well at all. >> joe biden had one thing he had to do tonight, and he didn't do it. he had one thing he had to accomplish and that was reassure america that he was up to the job at his age. and he failed at that tonight. does that mean that joe biden is not going to be the candidate? i don't know that. i think we'll know a lot more in a few weeks and i don't know how the rest of this story is written. i don't know if things can be done to fix this. >> we have been told for weeks, weeks by democrats who say oh, in private meetings i've seen joe biden do cartwheels and hand stands while doing trigonometry and solving the nation's problems. we now know that every single person who said that has been lying to the american people. >> dana: the media is under an 80 degree turn is dizzying. how did they get there? i want to show you some of the moments last night that prompted this level of concern. >> president biden: making sure we're able to make every solitary personnel gieb

biden. but voters have the riaht biden. but voters have the ri . ht to biden. know the - biden. but voters have the right to know the truth? i biden. but voters have the i right to know the truth? the fact checkers _ right to know the truth? the fact checkers dive _ right to know the truth? tie: fact checkers dive into everything you are discussing but that isn't what is being talked about regarding this debate. that's not the narrative. the real question is... . ~ narrative. the real question is... talking about this narrative _ is... talking about this narrative put _ is... talking about this narrative put forward l is... talking about this | narrative put forward by is... talking about this - narrative put forward by donald trump. he talked about black and hispanicjobs. will that and hispanic jobs. will that not and hispanicjobs. will that not isolate some important voter groups?— not isolate some important voter u-rous? , �* �*, voter groups? president biden's underperforming _ voter groups? president biden's underperforming will— voter groups? president bi

of joe biden., jim biden, deafen harsher -- devon archer, these are all witnesses in an investigation of joe biden. this was always about joe biden. we're going to do everything we can to hold hunter biden and all the shady associates accountable, this is just the beginning. but next step will be accountability for joe biden, and i think everyone that's kept up with this investigation will be very eager to see what the next step is. this is the first step, these criminal referrals. everything that we refer to the.department of justice is within the statute of limitations. in fact, if merrick garland's department of justice the doesn't take this up in an appropriate manner, then the next administration and a new attorney general certainly can. the investigation's already been done, and with these criminal referrals, we published a 60-page report of nothing but hard evidence that no one has made a comment if disputing anything we provided in the evidence. maria: okay. so these criminal referrals will

i love joe biden, i worked for joe biden. he did not do well at all, i think there are a lot of people who want to see him consider taking a different course now. >> i don't think we should sugar coat this, this is not debate performance biden campaign wanted or needed. >> i understand not feeling well. he has a deficit with the stutter. obama world people and with democrats, my phone never stopped buzzing throughout and the unmute versal reaction was somewhere approaching panic. >> this was a very bad night for job. you are starting to hear privately discussion among democrats about whether or not biden can go on with this campaign. >> lawrence: steve. >> steve: you know, brian, you mentioned the white house spin. the white house spin for the worst presidential debate in history, he had a cold. i have news for you, if he had a cold going in, the white house would have told the white house press corps that going in. they didn't. when he started, he was so raspy, i reached out to an ent, i said, where does that ho hoarsness co

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of what biden did-— biden did.high-ranking _ biden did. we have some high-ranking democrats. biden did. we have some - high-ranking democrats coming high—ranking democrats coming out defending president biden but privately, behind closed doors, do you have any insights to their conversations?- to their conversations? yes, there is a — to their conversations? yes, there is a lot _ to their conversations? yes, there is a lot of _ to their conversations? yes, there is a lot of panic. - to their conversations? yes, there is a lot of panic. the l there is a lot of panic. the reactions are basically that, from very few democrats on the record he should go and be replaced. fora record he should go and be replaced. for a large number of democrats, he had a bad night and he can get pastor. and a third category, a silent, they not want to go on the record. i had colleagues on capitol hill asking me about this and people putting on headphones, pretending they were taking phone calls. some things are overrated but this is not

president biden, let's start with president biden. president biden made this claim about us troops the only president to century it doesn't have any this decade any troops anywhere in the world, like he did you say, this is a bit garbled like a lot of biden's claims were, but it's still false with troops have died on his watch. 13, pretty famously died during the afghanistan withdrawal, but also more recently, we had three killed in a drone attack in jordan to navy seals died during a raid off the coast of somalia. so just not true that no troops have died under president biden since watch and then on balance, we can try to go through some clearly not all of what we got from president former president trump. let's talk about the claim that he made about abortion, at least this one that's what you're gonna do. and if i'm elected, i'm going to restore roe v. wade so that means he can take the life of the baby in the ninth month. >> and even after birth, because some states democrat run take it after birth we just heard the governor of p

this version of biden intellectually, analytically, is the best biden ever.econd. >> trace: if he was ceo and he turned in a performance like that would any corporation keep him on? >> he could not even respond effectively on the issue of abortion where for some reason he darted wildly to the issue of immigration. >> trace: breaking tonight, the lying liberal media just got caught red handed. because when democrats hit the panic button the mainstream media turned on president biden. issuing a scathing review of his poor performance. many even calling for biden to step down, the very same media mind you that just yesterday was a biden's biggest cheerleader, telling you not to believe your eyes or ears when it comes to joe biden's mental fitness. one critic says the people closest to joe have some explaining to do. >> i think that his advisers, i think the white house, i think his family have a lot of explaining to do to their party, into the american people. and private meetings, i have seen joe biden do cartwheels and handstands while doing trigonometry and s

i love president biden. his heart is in the right place but he a little aged and like everyone before me was saying, maybe it's time for him to step down and donald trump, i don't trust him. host: are you saying that the president should step down now? >> no, but i'm thinking -- yeah, i don't think he should run. host: you don't think he should be running right now, four minutes out from the election? caller: no, i don't and not because he's a good president. he's an aging president and i think it's time to go. host: all right, in the spin room, the georgia senator russ warnock talking to reporters, let's listen in. >> glad to be joined here today with members that fully represent diversity in the biden coalition. tonight i think what we saw -- a very clear contract, a very clear choice in selection. what you saw in donald trump was a man who took the stage and lied the entire night, grew increasingly unhinged truth entire night and reminded people why their admired president biden four years ago. and you sa

president biden and joe biden getting a marine 1.have a fundraiser at the ballroom in new york city. pretty sure elton john is the headliner but there's questions about whether or not all of those donors will turn out in a big way after last night's performance so that something to watch on that front and then we have waiting for former president trump to get going at that rally which will be his first appearance since last night's big debate which has been much talk about all through today but another huge story today that we got several big rulings from the supreme court. fox news sunday anchor and chief legal correspondent sharon brain reporting live from washington. shannon tell us a little bit about these very big decisions that we got from the court today >> 1 of the 2 we thought would have the most impact potentially in the presidential race was a case involving january 6 defendants. the court said the majority anyway is the way the justice department use the federal statute that charged many of those cases with hundreds of th

biden's inner circle demanded a speedy debate.as a soft coup as they know he is incapable of running the country and have known this for some time. the organizers of the palace coup are hidden. in the shadows, but the most impatient profit-acquirers have already appeared. michigan governor grecin whitmer, who is considered one of the possible biden's replacements in the race, it turns out, a couple of weeks ago, taina sent an advance group to washington. they hint at the machinations of barack obama, who in the last couple of days in the public sphere has become somehow suspiciously loyal to biden, whom he always disliked. bad debate nights happen, trust me, i know. but this election is a choice between someone who has fought all his life for ordinary people and someone who only cares about himself. mr. president, are you ready to move? absolutely, let's run. who to run with this autumn? marathon, now also a question. kamela haris is like a self-fulfilling prophecy for democrats about their bleak electoral prospects. most democrat

i think that trump might ask biden questions and biden might not be able to answer them.at do you budget that? >> -- what do you think about that? >> i think you are right. but i think that what he is going to be doing this is really what i am expecting tomorrow, i think he will debate moderators almost as much as current president, i expect them to dwell on different issues that deroy talked about that down rank anywhere close to top 10 of issues this american people care bgallup said that immigration is now, the highest level of concern they have had since they have been asking the question about it. immigration questions, economy questions, affordability, inflation and crime they need to be top of the list, up s i think we might get a wallowing cnn style questioning of the former president that is about january 6. and about what he thinks of aadd jack smith. larry: it won't matter. >> he has to cut through that. cut through that and talk about the issues that people care about. larry: i think he has to ask biden early in the game, you are in favor of tax exempt tip pro

biden's track record and mr.ggressive speaking. public his speech was liked by many of his fans and many of the american people. well, it was obvious that mr. biden is under pressure due to his age, especially since you know that mr. biden is now among all the presidents of the last 250 years of america from the ablution of the birth of america. he will be the oldest if mr. trump wins this round. it is going very high. for example, the members of the senate are also going to go up. see, the point is that after this meeting, mr. biden himself will go and participate in one of his advertising campaigns, and what he is saying is that it is true that my physical strength has weakened, but in any case. your best option is the democrats to deal with the person who is making a devil out of him , named trump, and we all must be united in order to prevent trump's presidency, which, according to them, had disastrous results in the first 4 years of his term from 2016 to 2020. mr. azizi, as we have discussed, this debate has

including from joe biden. though not as many from joe biden.tatement after misstatement after misstatement. let us go for a few. what really stood out for you when it came to donald trump's whoppers. on some of the most hot button issues, donald trump really tried to re—characterise his legacy. one would be on veterans. veterans came up a surprising amount in this debate. donald trump of course talked about he was the biggest champion of veterans during his presidency. this was an easy one to identify. i recall vividly donald trump wanting to detonate the department of veterans affairs. he didn't like that so many was being spent on it. he has tried to re—cast himself as a champion veterans. he also tried to re—characterise his position on abortion. because he is concerned about how that is going to affect him. there were some other whoppers relating to his legal issues. biggest one yet. some of the legal issues, some of the ones i wrote down was that there was "no terror at all in my administration." talking about terrorism around the world. t

unless democrats are able to convince two people, joe biden and president biden's valerie biden owensto him and tell t him that he has to step aside, it's almost impossible for it to actually happen. those are the people he listens to the most. those are the people who helped himop make the big decision on actually running in 2020. if you can't convince them to convince him, it's not changing, and so n kind of the wish casti that's happening at this point in the democratic party, it seems unlikely and it's also just going to make it more difficult to beat donald trump as they get closer because it makes themau look weak and make them look like he doesn't have the supportive party. >>e critically important time. critically important conversation. i heartily urge people to reread what eugene and nick have written over the last 24 hours. >>> in an hour, it's president trump's turn to speak for the first time after the debate, and we'll beme live at the virginia rally. >>> plus, the impact t of a hug supreme court january 6th ruling and what it means for jack smith's case againstme the fo

joe biden of the letter was a farce.paign created it and pushed it out into the media, political, "washington post" all of the rest of the media when he stood there and lied. he lied to the american people. i used a letter that he and his campaign prepared and pushed out. joe biden do that was his son's laptop. all he had to do was ask him. his son bill it was as laptop the people around the laptop was the real deal. they lied to the american people to influence the election. now it's a footnote which means joe biden created committed multiple felons. but that for another day i touched on on the other week multiple felonies according to the precedent and the fabulous start chamber in manhattan all the grifter ambulance chasing lawyers the slip and fall lawyers former federal prosecutors i suppose at cnn and msnbc are applauding it. as a man left for the judge that is the precedent that stands now that precedent is that when joe biden leaves office he could be subjected to multiple felonies there it is on tv he interfered

jill biden telling us out vigorous and energetic joe biden is and suddenly after they see them on thestage they see the contrast to donald trump and they are saying step down. talk to us about the 25th amendment this is all about the cabinet, they have to make the decision. how does the process work? i know congress has been talking about this and i want to get your take on it. tells how the process works. >> is going to have to be the cabinet they are going to have to be a vote of the cabinet to actually try to take the president out. sure, congress is involved that has to be originated and the constitutional scholars i'm sure looking over this right now and the intricacies to it but if the white house adopts this siege mentality they're not going to get rid of us there is a cabin has been complicit in the protection of president biden, they are not going to institute it. ultimately what had happened in the past historically is this going to be wise members of the party people respected by joe biden who go to him quietly and say mr. president it is time we need to change this. what i

ng he is into e biden campaign? i don't even think biden knowssn who's in charge. the r yeah, well, the reality is biden's cognitive deficits, tosse, they are nocognitt a bug to the people who control them. >> they're a feature because it allows hime wh to serve as a pua for the managerial class. so that's one of the things that's made him sufficiently appealing to that managerial clas and s as it was enough to barely get the job done while still advancing their actual b done deep state and managerial class interests. now that that puppet has completely inter lost the battery,s almo the battery is completely almost brain dead. nostbrain-w, there may be prepad to move him to one side, but this debate's the final hoop deb the that they're makino jump through. so regardless of the matter, i think president trumerp succe is going to succeed by focusing less on that managerial machine, less on the democratsed d more ,less on biden, and more on his vision for this country, which i think will reunite thisa nation at a time when we need it. and that's why i'm rooting for h

biden's own words?> well, to have hunter biden's voice filled out courtroom, you could see the jurors were playing playing pain very close attention. they were taking notes. they were deserving every single thing that was coming from that audio book but prosecutors also spent hours going through a text messages, photos, video from his icloud and fbi agent was on the stand trying to explain their efforts to try to to try to verify that these were indeed he took text messages from hunter biden where he's talking to his drug dealers, talking to people who were around him, and you saw some of the ron motion from at least one juror who who was wiping away tears and seemed overcome with emotion at some of the explanations from some of the, some of the explanations from abbe lowell the defense attorney for hunter biden, his point here is that people who are struggling with it, with addiction have periods where they're not using drugs you can see during a period where he was trying to get the fbi agent to ackno

tom friedman, a friend of president biden biden's, wrote the following. he wrote joe biden, a good man and a good president has no business running for reelection if he insists on running and he loses to trump, biden and his family and his staff and party members who enabled him will not be able to show their faces what do you say that that should is there any part of you that believes that president biden should step aside i want you to know. >> i came home to california south and north and people are for joe biden and kamala harris. they have some judgment about a person who said, i don't want that stood on that stage and light, light, light, light. if you're just talking about the debate, i respectful of some of the opinions that people have, but it also respectful the grassroots my people are very much biden kamala harris and this is an opportunity for joe bind to go out there and show show. he has the stem and the rest. and by the way, while the press and for some reason they don't there are healthcare professionals who think as that a trump has deme

basically the trial began with hunter biden being called to testify against hunter biden.his book, it said he was an addict. at times taking a hit of crack every 15 minutes. not only that, prosecutors introduced evidence that blew away the defense that was suggested to the jury. the defense said he did not knowingly lie on the form and suggested he might have just been drinking heavily during that period, not using drug. they have a text from the very next day, he's trying to reach a character named mookiesy to get drugs behind a sports stadium and then talks about doing crack on the hood of a car. this is all within a couple miles of the courthouse. >> laura: well, those are interesting names for drug scores. the jurors in this case, jonathan, seem to be, according to one account, pretty bored. they were increasingly bored with the first witness testimony focused on audio book version. jurors were slumped over in their chairs, have their head in their hand as hunter's narration of the book was heard in court. is that a problem for the prosecution or to be expected? >> jon

biden to drop out. i know that last night democrats in particular were hystericcular we about their eln chances tanking. an plan for hit their m to out. and they say despite how things went last nighhat, nobody sev that helped with the seven days of debate prep is going to get dayepfired. and they say that president biden will show up septembermp n to debate trump again. peter doocy, thank you. all right. the contrast between biden and>e trump has never been more clear for yet another example. here wasve today in virginia what governor glenn youngkin remember polls showingt stat that state dead even. >> take a look . >> did anybody last night watch a thing called the debate? and that was a big one. but as you saw on television last night, we had a big victory against a man that really is looking ma destroy our country. he's the worst. he's the most corruphe is tht, t incompetent president in the history of our countryent i and we have to take it tha back from that party. that's an evil party, despite pa

hallie biden's testimony burned by biden.ide miranda devine as an oped the tragic tale exposes the rotten core of the biden family. she writes no doubt the family dynamics in the courtroom were evident to hallie from the minute she walked by the president's portrait. a reminder of the power of her former father-in-law who had paid her a curious late night visit 12 days earlier. end quote. lucas tomlinson is in wilmington, delaware. lucas. >> getting pretty busy at the courthouse for day five of the hunter biden trial. the president's son, the prosecution has rested its case. the defense has just started. they began with asking for an acquittal which is fairly standard. family members that just arrived a few minutes ago is gaining a lot of attention at the courthouse. naomi biden, jimmie biden, president biden's brother seen walking into the courthouse. we're told from our producers in the courthouse he is expected to testify later, along with naomi biden. that is one of hunter biden's oldest daughter saying they helped his pa

now, i think that joe biden is our nominee. i think joe biden can still beat donald trump. i find i am not saying that someone just because i worked for joe biden, i'm saying this as someone after thursday night i lived for every voter i could possibly talk to that we need to turn out some voters that were not even super excited about joe biden. and they're like, look, i'm still voting for joe. so i think that they are actually saying replace him. but there is a part of the chattering class. it is saying that and so i'm not focused on them. they are the same people that said the red one wave was coming and it didn't come. i'm talking to real people in battleground states. part of the coalition, young people, black people, brown people who are saying, i know and remember what donald trump was four years ago. and i don't care what happened up there i want to push, you and you have made an interesting argument this morning, which is that the entire reason joe biden biden remains viable is because your people hate donald trump. that's the core argument of the campaign. if that'

a political liability for joe biden for five years. now it hasn't worked, and i don't think that anything that happened in this case where you saw again the struggles of a family put on display is going to change that. >> look, this is tough. a lot of 2a advocates for years have won a scotus to further lesson. other restrictions on firearms ownership and the irony here that hunter biden, the son of a democratic president, may lead to the furtherance of those laws being changed is really ironic to me. >> let's get an a quick break. we're waiting to hear from president biden that should begin any moment. stay tuned hey guys i got spoken about got it right up at morgan stanley old school hardware meets bold new thinking at 88-years-old, we still see the world with a wonder of new eyes helping you discover untapped possibilities and relentlessly working with you to make them real old school grit new world ideas. morgan stanley, i brought in a juror max protein with 30 grams of protein. those he tried me felt more energy in just two weeks.

so biden— of real income under biden. turning on the lights when they come back, essentially. it has been a disastrous economy. we had a 6% annual— disastrous economy. we had a 6% annual growth last quarter of 2020 — annual growth last quarter of 2020 coming out of covid and we had no _ 2020 coming out of covid and we had no inflation. under biden we had — had no inflation. under biden we had real incomes that have not even — we had real incomes that have not even caught up to 2019. even _ not even caught up to 2019. even if— not even caught up to 2019. even if they were, it is a disaster— even if they were, it is a disaster because we had five years— disaster because we had five years of— disaster because we had five years of growth of real incomes which _ years of growth of real incomes which is — years of growth of real incomes which is what people are hurting _ which is what people are hurting for. listen to the people _ hurting for. listen to the people when they say this, they are not— people when they say this, the

president biden has his share of true believers biden, biden, biden. >> you like it. absolutely. i think he's done a great job. >> so does donald trump. >> i liked what happened in our economy for four years when donald trump was president. i liked the america first mindset, but many voters dislike or have doubts about both, which makes this debate a critical campaign crossroads. >> i just don't feel comfortable with biden's age and i don't feel comfortable with trump's mouth. >> but the incumbent the cost of living is a giant challenge. or your day-to-day costs the same now is a year ago oh, no. they're higher rising rans came up a lot in milwaukee and in las vegas. and in other places, biden must dominate, like atlanta. but everything here in georgia is so expensive i can only afford so much with whatever job i find even strong biden supporters complain of supermarkets sticker shock is just me and my wife and his $200 every time i go to the store, the president's age is already part of the campaign debate. no matter how many taylor swift references you make, you will never unde

biden battle that's heating up. trump's new push, his no taxes on tipping plan goes viral nationwide. we've got the story, and the biden white house pushing back hard on this story. more details about the timeline of the biden white house as alleged connections to the trump prosecutions. plus, historians and critics slam president biden for his new attack on the supreme court. they're saying this is out of the norm and out of bounds and an illegal alien suspected of murder in el salvador now charged for the rape and murder of a maryland mother of five, as law enforcement pushes back on biden's border collapse and the gop house intelligence chief warns the us "faces the highest terror threat possible" amid biden's border crisis. i'll have all of this coming up on the "evening edit." we'll be right back. stay right there. we've always been competitive. yeah... one of us always had to be first. first! first! [continue bickering in background] hold on, guys! [car honk] first. today, we're first together. we love you, mo

that's pure biden. from questions going back 30 years about his plagiarism, to yelling at people in the audience pure come on, man. trump doesn't snap, he trashed talks, sometimes at length, but he knows he has to roll with the punches, almost as much as he throws the punches. i think again you are seeing democrats projecting their flaws on the opposition. i think the dems are also tripping on their own asses. remember when trump sat in courtrooms and slept? the same people that say that trump is an agent of chaos were telling us that trump was so relaxed in court, he was dozing during one of the most stressful moments of his life, when he is on trial, so which one is trump? the super relaxed guy or the guy that could snap at any moment? forget the candidates. focus on the hosts, right? the questions for trump are going to be pointed, direct about abortion, january 6th, the court cases. but for joe, the questions are going to be pretend tough. you know, they will be like tough questions allowing for acc

i love joe biden. i work for joe biden he didn't do well at all you did not do well at all and you looked yeah. i'll give you the analysis. you kind of have the old man versus the kann man i can walk you through how it's supposed to see it and say it, but i just want to speak from my heart i love that guy as a good man he loves his country. he's doing the best that he can. but he had a test to meet tonight to restore confidence of the country and of the base. and he failed to do that and i think there's a lot of people who are going to want to see him consider taking a different course now, we're still far from our convention. and there is time for this party to figure out a different way forward, if he will allow us to do that but that was not what we needed from joe biden and his personally painful for a lot of people. it's not just panic, it's paying of what we thought night. >> and if i may just add to that, i think joe biden lost in the first three minutes. i think a lot of voters probably tuned o

biden that you were referring to? i think the biden campaign just have an opportunity here, but that's a big if you look just to take a step back up where this race is. at this moment, there's a fox news poll from earlier this week, just breaking down the voting, how voters see the two men according to this poll. men, trump has an advantage favorable, 15 point advantage over biden women. trump biden according to let's pull up 17 points and then there's the rural, urban divide that has been so persisted for some time. and older voters have been favoring biden in recent polling and including in this 115 points and biden and this one is nine points ahead on the independence david, do think that's an accurate reflection of the race? >> well, i think that it's a no clear leader margin of error are national poll. and that is an accurate reflection of the race. i think we're in a no clear leader national race that is within the margin of error. and i think that you're seeing in a lot of the critical battleground states. we'r

of joe biden at this point.n as mentioned earlier, he may have other motivations. we all know barack obama wants tried to keep biden off the ticket, he succeeded in 2016 making the way for hillary who eventually lost pier mac way he tried to keep joe biden from running in 2020, that's not work. and ultimately, obama had to be the one to quietly behind the scenes tell everybody else to quit so joe could win because it was obvious that bernie sanders was knocking at the door. >> jesse: grayed analysis. you are right about bill clinton having different motivations because we just hard hillary is still a player. this year is still a player, the washington post is trying to insert her and maybe move kamala to be governor of california and pulled out move. very interesting analysis, very intriguing that they are not talking about the age factor because they only know that will damage his chances even more. vague debates june 27th, watch 'jesse watters primetime' an hour before? charley cragg thank you. everybody go by

through joe biden. if that is going to happen, and if joe biden loses her path to the 2028 nomination also probably lies through joe biden. she is not going to show any cleavage, but she's a little bit i think she was a little bit shaken there because she's been out there very publicly saying joe biden has been in control. he is coordinating all these meetings. he is completely fine, especially right after the robert hur report, which raised serious his concerns about joe biden's age over that interview with robert hur last fall, she was out there saying, he is great. key is fine. she was actually a huge validator, really interesting. all right, coming up next here, the candidates, of course, we're pressed on the issues we're going to talk about donald trump's promise on abortion and from policy to personal attacks. there was some nastiness on stage last night attrition stages of convicted felons meaning, when he talks about a convicted felon, his centers, a convicted felon at a very high level july 4th

more than 73 million people tuned into the first biden-trump debate in 2020 and president biden is spendingkend at camp david hunkering down in formal debate prep. the president's personal lawyer bob bower is playing the role of mr. trump reprising his role from 2020. mr. trump was on the campaign trail on saturday, aides say that he's going to spend time this week meeting privately with advisers in his florida estate and part of his informal debate prep process. president biden with fundraisers has previewed what will be one of his key debate messages, that mr. trump is now a greater threat to the country than during his time in office. >> the threat that trump poses is greater than the second term than his first. it's clear that when he lost in 2020 something literally snapped in this guy. now he's running again and he's clearly unhinged. >> trump allies are pushing the former president to focus on president biden's record and some of his own plans instead of venting about the legal cases against him and repeating false claims of election fraud. president biden expects aggressive attacks

joe biden.at he lied under oath is clearly perjury. this will be used to determine his sentencing. so not only do you have the gun trial where he clearly lied on a gun application, the jury's all right through that, now he's got his tax evasion charges where we know he did not pay his taxes, we know to this day he hasn't paid his taxes, his taxes were paid years later by major democrat donor prior to the presidential election to help alleviate a problem joe biden had in the presidential election against trump. so what we've done with the criminal referrals as you know is the first step. it's just the beginning, but it's a major problem for hunter biden and it's going to be taken into account when it comes time for his sentencing. >> jesse: how do you feel as an investigator who cracked this case wide open with a laptop, followed every lead as far as you could, ran into some roadblocks, and there are only focusing on a narrow, still in quincy and a gun charge, which they had to prosecute because

i love joe biden. i work for joe biden, he didn't do well at at all. he's doing the best he can, to restore confidence of the country and the base and he failed to do that. that was not what we needed from joe biden and it is painful for a lot of people, not just panic but pain last night. maria: pain is not the only one saying this is the end of president biden's reelection campaign. even his allies in the mainstream media admitted this is bad. look what time magazine rates, calls for biden to step aside are about to get deafening, seen and rights biden's disastrous debate pictures his reelection bid into crisis. political writing dems freak out over biden's debate performance, biden's toast. the associated press writes debate watchers in the biden and from camp seem to agree on something, biden had a bad night. usa today] disaster so far, biden freezing on stage during debate draws fire on social media. joining me is house majority leader steve scully's, thanks for being here. a reaction. do you think they are going to replace joe biden for their nom

joe biden. i'm jill biden's husband thanks to all the members of congress and homeland security secretary giger i'm not sure going to undo show why all can decide. secretary mayorkas here's the thing. >> the president's mental acuity, it is relevant. yes, it is. i talked about it on my radio program but the airing of these videos and the resulting conversation may have just done president biden an enormous favor expectations are important to determine debate performance biden's opponents have now so lowered the bar for the incumbent. that if he can just remain standing and deliver cogent sentences, viewers will think he had a pretty good night and the burden will shift to donald trump we've seen it before. recall that in the run-up to president biden's state of the union address on march 7, there were suggestions from some that it was time for biden to step aside and surrender the nomination due to his fading mental acuity and those advocates were not normally democratic detractors the drumbeat

it is worse for biden.uch less in the swing states and on the issues this is bigger for biden, isn't it? >> it is. trump the front-runner no doubt. it is closer than we think. don't get irrational exuberance. he needs every vote. one of interesting polls, "new york times/sienna poll" asked donald trump ever said anything to offend you? six in 10 said never or not recently. among younger voters 77% said that. >> never bothered me. i want to put that -- [laughter]. >> so you know there are a lot of people who like donald trump's policies but didn't like his behavior, didn't like his temperment and all rest of that. we have four years they have not seen him, exposed to him every day. in this debate he wants to think today about the swing voter who is looking. larry: likes his policies, thinks joe biden is disaster, but isn't quite sure if they pull the lever for donald trump. how will he per said that person, give him permission to. play it straight. larry: kellyanne, i know you were running from the train. we

the biden laid out. let's listen to a little bit more of what he had to say i met with prime minister netanyahu last night and he reaffirmed his commitment to the proposal i also had an opportunity to speak to defense minister gaumont and other senior israelis this morning and i think there's a strong consensus again behind moving forward with a proposal. but it really is down to one person at this point. we'll see what comes from them. and from him so them, there is hamas and the him is yahya sinwar, the head of hamas in gaza. >> and what blinken is saying very clearly is that for all the hamas negotiators, for everything they say this comes down to yahya sinwar, who is in gaza so he's believed to be in tunnels beneath gaza, perhaps surrounded by hostages. there's a remarkable new report in the wall street journal today, which has notes from yahya sinwar to the hamas interlocutors who have been taking having a role in these negotiations in which he talks about having the israeli is right where we want t

of course, president biden's doj, which is currently bringing a case against hunter biden. so important to note in that context, i want to play something today, congressman, that happened between attorney general how garden guard, garland, and the chairman of the judiciary committee, jim jordan. and so in this exchange, they're talking about jack smith, who obviously is the special counsel prosecuting the two federal cases against trump. and here's part of their exchange did he ask for the job this is not a job. >> i don't think anybody asks for. it's not that is already know, but that's not the question i asked you. i said, did jack smith asieh asked me for the job? no. >> did did he convey through someone else that he wanted the job? >> i would be surprised if that were the case, but well, you don't know? no, i don't know so he may have i can only tell you what i know. i chose him because he had a record of impartial career experience as a prosecutor. that's why he was chosen so that entire line of questioning was obviously to make it look like jeff smith, jack smith had