about the biden administration.ell, what did they pay for besides good press? the government says it was for subscriptions to politico pro. well, what's politico pro? it's supposed to give you inside scoops or exclusive reporting about the federal government. it's been around since 2010 but all of a sudden, in 2021, the biden administration starts buying hundreds of politico pro subscriptions. and a subscription runs anywhere from 10,000 to $75,000 a year. those are like top tier country club dues. for $75,000, this exclusive reporting must be pretty good, right? now, no one ever read in politico pro that biden was brain dead. now, if i'm going to pay 75 grand for journalism, i want to know whose cook was in the whitehouse. politico pro isn't even for people in government. it's for lobbyists. you pay 75 grand a year for the name and e-mail address of a regulator at the fda. so you can e-mail him, wine him and dine him and then grease the rags for pfizer or craft or whoever your client is. you find out when the farm

it's social security under biden. jowski aversion to billions in the government and >> one of the richest persons in mexico owning part of the new york times and gorge soros money backing all sorts of causes and billionaires being involved in these activities and all of a sudden elon musk is a bad guy. it's hypocrisy on the part of the deputies and why is anybody surprised? liz: larry elder. wonderful larry elder. thank you for being here. come back soon. >> never taken me to dinner. liz: i will next time you're in town. i'll make david asman pay for it. just kidding. listen to this, watch joe rogan here. >> bernie sanders making a post about how donald trump is trying to silence independent media was the wildest [bleep] gaslighting i think i've ever seen from a politician. independ media [bleep] meaning cbs that edited that kamala harris interview and i hope this is successful and benefits the american people and to working class people and to everybody and they recognize that we can't just be spending all our [bleep

former president biden's security clearance has been revoked. let me show you this from the current president donald trump on truth social. no need for joe biden to continue receiving access to classified information therefore immediately revoking joe biden's security clearance and revoking his daily intelligence briefings. he sent this president and 2021 when he instructed the intel community to stop the 45th president of the united states, me, from accessing details on national security, a courtesy provided to former presidents. to her report revealed that biden suffers from poor memory and, even in his prime, cannot be trusted with sensitive information. talk about on a date on the way out the door. i will always protect our national security. joe, you are fired. make america great again! very briefly 10 seconds each. strong boarding there is this petty or the right thing to do. >> i think the american people want the truth. everybody knew from the her report that biden was declining, mentally unfit to be president, and president trump is fin

biden started the executive orders. the biden harris controlled the fbi. they went after trump at every station they could get him. and it's common sense trump is following common sense and the law. he didn't break the law like hunter biden. and talking about the j six. i watch for two years the democrats burned all the cities and killed people. i feel like i'm watching msnbc. host: so what's the question for our guest? he's gone. if you want to respond to that. guest: first of all i probably should've said something about the biden administration's use of power. by way of providing a little perspective i do go back and look. this tendency to use the first weeks of the presidency to lay down and through executive orders, you might attribute this to the bush administration but you really see it happening with president obama where he wanted to set a new tone for how we fought the war against terror. it really did take off with president trump's first term, president biden follows with a lot of exec of orders himself so now we are in a tit-for-tat situation.

biden let iran make a record oil sales, we have terror groups exploding under biden and attacking. >> president trump is doing what he promised to, to and very quickly. i represent a part of my district reeves county that produces more natural gas t -- anywhere else. the president is doing his job, in a couple weeks he has proven he is supporting the oil and gas industry, and using it as leverage. congress needs to come alongside and do your jobs to make sure that gains are long-term for betterment of u.s. and world. >> it feels like he has been president for 5 years, his game fla -- plan, do more drilling, lower energy cost, lower gas and oil costs, and lower inflation that will lower interest rates and mortgage rates, we're hearing he could create more pipelines for u.s. to sell oil to west then to japan and china. they have northwest pipeline, and k keystone maybe more from east to west to japan and china, is that possible? >> it could be, it is a great idea, we have other venues, you can chip you know, lng across the globe. our strategic petroleum reserves they lie in west texa

through hunter biden.n hunter biden -- and it was associated, judge jeanine, that the obama people looked at it and cancel it. that is how corrupt it looked like. rosemont seneca, hunter's firm, also did deals with two people. they were trying to get rich off of disaster aid in haiti through usaid. now i'm not saying you've got to eliminate all foreign aid, but it is like a knockdown. you see a house, it is a lockdown. you've got to level it and build it back up. that is how corrupt it is. if they found out this much corruption in just one small agency, imagine how bad it is at the pentagon. >> judge jeanine: you know, dana, one of the things that the democrats have been complaining about his they are saying a lot of this aid is going for good, good reasons, and they said rubio, marco rubio, secretary of state came out and said food, medicine, saving lives are not included in the freeze, and if you don't know how to ask for a waiver, then you are either incompetent or just looking to sabotage. >> dana: i t

with biden on that issue. is richard stern, from the federal budget at the heritage foundation. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. rich: all of this with nippon steel, do you think that an investment is going to solve this issue and eventually going to move on here? >> absolutely. this is trump the deal maker that we've come to know and love. we're talking billions, perhaps tens of billions of investment in building new factories, breaking ground and building up the capacity that leads to good jobs and restores the manufacturing base. rich: do you think that the biden administration's concerns were overblown here? >> the thing about this, the biden administration doesn't like production, things being made here, they didn't like supporting american workers. i think that trump has figured out a secure way to preserve our steel industry, to bring in investment from a trusted ally and make sure it results in a stronger manufacturing base. rich: this is coming at a time as we expect chinese ta

harris declined in the vote biden got by 6 million. i guarantee you the 3 million didn't come from the 6 million. it came from new republicans voting, disenchanted republicans, disenchanted independents, for him, but also with biden and more specifically with harris. and so all the what percent of the vote you got is distorted because it is based on election turnout polls. they are identifying in all the democratic vote dropped off, and it was very heavily in black vote, hispanic vote, youth vote, that meant his percentage he was getting went up, in comparison to what turned out on the other side, not what he got in 2020. >> betsy, you focus on the women issue. this was supposed to be the saving grace of the democratic party, abortion. that was going to be the big thing that drove turnout. we saw that it had driven turnout in the midterms after roe v. wade was overturned. what did we end up seeing on that front? >> i mean, i thought we would be seeing the largest gender gap ever. that did not turn out, right? what happened was, actuall

whether or not the ceasefire will hold we've done i think masterful job weren't helped very much by biden administration i can tell you that. but we've gotten, quite a few hostages outgoing to get more out. but we are dealing with very complex people. and we are going to see whether or not, we hope it holds. >> michael what about that is it going to hold? do you think? and what about the idea that some of the others in the region are saying no, we're not going to take these people in? egypt jordan saying we're not going to take them in 37 we don't know where people will go, a great idea for the u.s. to help rebuild the gaza strip, but you've got to have a buy-in from he region neighbors; right? >> yeah, we have to handle that, you know very delicately very carefully talks on going i reminded for decades and decades the entire middle east said they would never have any type of diplomatic economic or otherwise relationship with israel and, again, now we have not one not two not three but four and i guarantee you if president trump reelected in 2020 we would have had saudi arabia, as well. s

what was biden doing? they allowed iran to get more more power and i know the democrats are going to freak out about five things per day and he knew exactly what he was doing, they certainly did that but now everybody is saying, maybe there is another way to do this, what interesting from the israeli political standpoint, on his right, and he has a problem. everybody is always after him and it's a difficult situation. it's a tough neighbourhood. on his right, they are frustrated with them for not doing more, but they love this idea. they have been bringing it up for about three decades so why don't we ask somebody to do that plus, to think about what trump did in the first term with nato, he said, do you guys want us to be a part of nato, you better pay up! you are not going to help take care of the palestinians, i guess i will . guess i will have to do it. now they are like, no. you can have the focus on what about those innocent palestinians, what are you going to do with them. twomak -- >> what it did w

the biden administration just let them go. host: so would it be your organization's policy to continue that >> we are going to leave this here to keep our commitment to covering congress. u.s. house come in this afternoon for member speeches. later this afternoon, lawmakers are expected to debate a number of natural resource-related bills. live coverage of the house here on c-span. [captioning made possible by th, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order.

i also think biden's infrastructure bill most recently. our national infrastructure has been crumbling. we need investments in our airports, our bridges, our roadways, our cybersecurity. all of those issues are fundamental to our national security, our quality of life, and i think biden and the infrastructure bill and the chips act tried to bring in manufacturing of key computer equipment and chips that really are propelling our country forward, was very significant that happened in recent time . host: tom in west baldwin, maine, republican. caller: how are you doing? host: good. caller: i've been paying attention to this back-and-forth between democrats and republicans and this and that. i watched jeffries say it is going to be a smooth transition and everybody is going to get along and we will be the best in this country, and then two hours later he is on the same house saying there can be fighting in the streets and fighting in the government to stop trump, ok? it's really sad that they're doing this because trump is trying to turn this

and meanwhile, joe biden spent. we have now discovered a whopping $236 billion on improper payments last year alone. that's a quarter of $1 trillion. we have homeless veterans freezing to death in the cold. we have americans living paycheck to paycheck. 56% of americans cannot withstand a $1,000 emergency. they don't have the money to pay for it. violent, criminal, illegal immigrants are inside our country. they're using your taxpayer money as well. democrats are mad at elon musk for trying to hold our elected and unelected government bureaucrats accountable for this waste, fraud and abuse. you know, that's exactly what president trump was elected to do. and they're doing it. take a look. >> i don't think i really grasped it until elon's six wizards, he brought in some young. >> wizards to go in there and go over the books, and they are just finding crazy. it's very strange that the media is ignoring it, especially the left wing media. it's just too big of a win for the right and so they're just ignoring it. there's

joe biden he is not. this isn't by accident.been plotting for years. >> so what we've got to do is just hit, hit, hit and keep up momentum. the opposition party is the media. and the media can only, because they are dumb and lazy, they can only focus on one thing at a time. all we do is flood the zone. every day we hit them with three things, they bite on one and we get all of our stuff done r these guys will never be able to recover. but we have to start with muzzle velocity. >> jesse: momentum continued today. the attorney general dropping the investigation into the project. remember? they got their hands on ashley biden's diary back in 2020? and she is suing illinois and chicago for interfering with ice deportations. secretary rubio is now in charge of the librarians at the international archives. member the ones who kicked off the trump rate? and the president met with congress to lay out his tax plan, listen. >> no tax on tips which is obviously a public campaign promise the president made. no tax on seniors social security

trump is not being generous for joe biden. he just revoked biden's security clearance.r joe biden to continue receiving access to classified information. therefore, we are remedial he revoking joe biden's security clearances and stopping his daily intelligence briefings. he set this precedent in 2021 when he instructed the intelligence committee to stop the 45th president of the united states from accessing details of national security. a courtesy provided to former presidents. the report revealed that biden suffers from poor memory and even in his prime could not be trusted with sensitive information. i will always protect our national security. joe, you were fired. charlie hurt is the cohost of fox and friends weekends. so he yanked his security clearance. he got his yanked by joe. i mean a security clearance. >> and trump has a far better argument for pulling joe's security clearance. at the very least, just because we know that the biden family has a long history of selling secrets to our enemies and for hard cash. so it is a perfect -- he has a really good argument

this was all caused by bad rules, regulations, and other things by biden. the biden administration. and when you look at the way they ran things -- if you look, we hired -- one of the first things i told them to do, i said get talented people in those beautiful towers overlooking the runways. you better get them in their fast because we don't have people that are qualified. you knew that because planes were landing very late. they were circling all over the place. we had people that did not know what the hell they were doing. excuse me, excuse me. we have to have the best people, the smartest people, the sharpest people, as control tower experts. and that is what they have to be. they have to be experts. and they have to be very smart. we did not have our best. if you read the quote yesterday at the news conference and -- conference, it talked about how people that were psychologically injured and people that had lots of problems were ok. i would read it again if you would like me to. but i don't think i have to waste your time. reporter: aren't you concerned with planes in the air

and i do want to say, so the biden team, jake sullivan, brett mcgurk, president biden, bill burns, theyked so tireless to get the deal done. the minute president trump was elected his team started working hand and glove with the biden administration, we felt no break in the commitment to get keith home. steve witcokoff and boller work hand in hand with the biden team. i don't know what other issue you can say that about with these administrations. the trump team really did push it over the finish line and we're incredibly grateful, incredibly grateful to all of them for the work that they did. i also just want to say the qatari negotiators, mediators, were part of the november 2023 deal, were also instrumental, and then what i've learned in this completely bizarre experience is there is a whole industry of people, ngos, who work on hostage negotiations on behalf of families. we worked with global reach. they're a nonprofit. we would not have gotten keith home without them. it was a tremendous group effort across the board, across political lines, and that's heartening. >> you told us ba

biden was the first woman to serve in the role. trump has been critical of the office since the previous archivist asked the justice department to investigate trump's handling of white house records. that was in 2022. there was one notable hire rather rehire. elon musk said that he would bring back a doge staffer who resigned after being linked to racist social media posts. vice president vance said that he would support the rehiring of that individual, and president trump agreed. >> one of the doge engineers was fired for some inappropriate posts. the vice president says, bring him back. what do you say? >> well, i don't know about the particular thing, but if the vice president said that, did you say that? i'm with the vice president. >> president trump is once again using the power of his office to punish his perceived enemies. >> last night, the president announced he is revoking former president biden's security clearances. and as cnn's jeff zeleny reports, the timing may not be a coincidence. jeff. >> victor. and it's become

and then to our president, joe biden. i want you all to think about joe biden. this old irish white guy from delaware, and scranton. scranton then delaware. this guy who was the able lieutenant to the first black president, never stabbed him in the back. then when you get the opportunity to be the most powerful person on the face of the planet, two biggest number two, he picked a woman of black and asian dissent to be his vice president. then when he got the opportunity to appoint somebody to the most powerful court on the face of the plant he picked a black woman to do that. and then when you decided we needed to change the order in which we do and select our presidential nominees in our party, he elevated black and brown voices to have a seat at the table to do that. and then he is the only president of either party to ask a black person to serve as chair of the dnc. [applause] sometimes we cannot see the forest from the trees. this man appointed almost 27% of his appointment to the federal bench were black folks. [applause] and the majority were people of col

it's unclear exactly what the bidens plan to do. of warning to hollywood: biden doesn't do very well with directions. [silence] -- for the rain forest. him roaming around their. seemed a little listless. he is not the best at memorizing lines, either. >> all right. what am i doing now? [laughter] am i -- [laughter] >> and we all know he can be a bit of a diva. >> a great asset more inflation. what a stupid son of a [bleep]. >> yeah, that london. but the former president can be a bit dramatic. -- >> yeah, that's one of. but, the former president can be a bit dramatic. maybe that's why he's got an agent. that was him giving the -- speech, emily perry quinn covered on his show his ray-bans -- >> we recovered on our show that rain bands. they could make it to hollywood now, the ray-bans, and celebrate him. >> there was a backup quarterback in the nfl that was retained by a cantankerous coach for mike many years. while he didn't want him to play, he didn't want anyone else to have him. the key is not necessarily what biden's plans are, b

and joe biden's lawyers in the white house he took one of joe biden's lawyers from the department ofcase. all of these people in the jurisdictions are proxies of the biden white house. maria: this is part of it i know there trying to cut out cost and they say listen here's a buyout, bye-bye, the other reason for this is because they've all been politicized and that's why they're offering and telling people to d.o.j. get up you worked for jack smith and the fake investigation, you are d done. >> ultimately trump is entitled to the executive branch this is a fast way to weed out ideologues from last admin and popular by the way reuters did a survey of 15 trump executive orders downsizing the federal government was the most popular by far and the elites are freaking out but not the people. >> drug cartels very important to ratcliffe in the new cia it's going after the drug cartel yet to be on border. >> already they are naming the drug cartel terrorist organizations in canada and were waiting to see if mexico does that it's a whole other thing if you are a drug cartel and you been deeme

what was biden doing?sically allowed iran to get more and more power, and i know that the democrats are going to freak out about five things a day, and he knew exact what he was doing. they certainly did that. but now everybody is saying, wait, maybe there is another way to do this. and what is interesting from the israeli political standpoint, on bibi netanyahu's right, and he has a little bit of a problem keeping his coalition together because everybody is always after him and it is a difficult situation, it is a tough neighborhood. on his right, they are very frustrated with him for not doing more, but they love this idea. they have been bringing it up for about three decades. why don't we ask somebody to do that? plus if you think about what trump did in the first term with nato, he said you guys want us to be part of nato, then you've got to pay up. what the state is also say to the arab world, if you are not going to help take care of the palestinians, i guess i will. i guess i will have to do it. no

during biden's final week daily encounters were 1200 to 1400.cline comes as the first group of mexican national guard troops arrived at the border here. mexico's president has pledged to send a total of 10,000 troops all in exchange for delaying tariffs. removal flights are also ramping up. border patrol took the first military train filled with illegal migrants to india. it marks the longest deportation flight yet using these military c-17s. >> president trump: we're doing very well with respect to other countries really behaving on taking the criminals that they sent into our country and we're getting them out. some of the worst people on earth. >> as security pressures strengthen cartel operations are feeling the heat. just this week dps and border patrol agents arrested this smuggler who they say has cartel connections trying to transport 50 pounds of narcotics across the rio grande. when asked about whether border patrol agents and other soldiers could be hurt by cartel members because of this added security, border czar tom homan says they

.| can only compare it to biden, of incredible to me. i mean, just how many stories come out every single day out of every single time he speaks, you know, there's multiple storylines that come out. yeah. and comparing it to the last trump presidency, the first couple of weeks were less about policy and action but this is literally executive order and action and action. and of course, this week absolutely dominated by the horrific tragedy, that mid—air collision just down the road from us here over the potomac and really thrust and crisis where the nation is really looking for of consoler—in—chief position that the president is often in during a moment of national tragedy. but for trump, i felt actually it not necessarily as a president offering his opinions on what we have a full investigation on what the actual cause was, and going as far as to blaming some of his predecessors, biden but he's really doubled down on that. towards making those political points, because he came very prepared to the press conference yesterday. i was. and,

biden had 9 out of 10. and then about three in ten black men under 45 went for trump, not talking a huge number here and i want to put that in context. we blow these things out of proportion. there's a number of different reasons. i mentioned earlier about the purity test we have, the populist agenda, the care and agenda, to provide mothers, i'm a new mom, we don't do anything for women and now that i've become a mother, jesus christ. all the support we need to get for working-class people in this country, democrats have the ingredients to do that, have the bills, we don't know how to communicate, we get wrapped up in these other pieces and trump is taking over of the media in a way that did not just distract us but keeps us jumping from one to the other. we are not able to figure out how to message to people in a way that resonates and feels authentic. we don't know how to do that well. however, i am not saying we should take on those bad traits but we should figure out how we communicate with people, wher

what exactly is joe biden going to do for this talent agency.alent at 82? the thought process here is that probably, you remember the yule log on christmas eve they used to play on channel 11 in new york. i think they still do. it is played across the country on christmas eve for people who don't have fireplaces. put joe biden on a beach and watch him sleep hours on end. won't have to loop it. literally just film him. that's what the offering is going to be. honestly, i have no idea what his talent is at this stage of his life at this point. >> joe: he left office at record low approval ratings. why would hollywood think this is a sendable commodity. >> carley: book deal? >> todd: duenezly think this was part of an arrangement for biden to drop out of the presidential race or is this just the liberal ecosystem taking care of itself like it often does? >> i don't know didn't run more party's renomination since london b. johnson? sure i would take a contract. he is off the grid completely since donald trump took office. and i think he probably lik

to pay the price of biden's failed policy. biden broke medicare, but president trump can fix it. call congress and urge them to end the biden pill penalty. >> maya knows how quality care can. >> bring out a smile, but it's been a few dog years since she was able to enjoy a smile of her own. good thing aspen dental offers affordable, complete care all in one place, and new patients without insurance get $29 exams and x rays, plus 20% off treatment plans for everyone. loving our patients unconditionally. it's one more way. aspen dental is in your corner. >> come and get your. >> love when you can't watch. listen. get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> we are now less than 48 hours from the super bowl, and this year's matchup has an extra layer of intrigue because donald trump, president trump is set to become the first sitting u.s. president to attend the super bowl, leading to an extra buzz and excitement this week. now, here's what t

she served under president biden and in 2020 was the national woman's vote director for the biden campaign. finally, stephanie young has served in the white house in both the biden and obama administrations. she's a former deputy assistant to president biden. she was a barbara boxer fellow here at the usc center for the political future. so thank you for being here and let's begin. dale, as i mentioned, the midwest has become one of the key battlegrounds. you worked for john glenn years ago. not just in respect to ohio but to the midwest, how many counties to john glenn used to win by 20% and 30% -- how did counties john glenn used to win by 20 or 30 points go to trump? >> i would like to make a comment more broadly on a theme of this panel. i am not sure it's quite that clear. earlier today, we had a question from one of the students who was here, who asked something similar, because when donald trump wins the kind of overwhelming victory he did in the electoral college, where he sweeps all seven swing states, when the republicans now control both houses of congress, it's easy to think th

and biden should have said that. but he never did. >> the president also introduced tonight a proposal for the future of gaza. he said the palestinian population needs to be absorbed by other countries. gaza needs to be demilitarized, and he's offering to do the job and rebuild it into a beautiful, safe haven. take a look. >> the only reason the palestinians want to go back to gaza is they have no alternative. it's right now a demolition site. this is just a demolition site. virtually every building is down there living under fallen concrete. that's very dangerous and very precarious. they instead can occupy all of a beautiful area with homes and safety, and they can live out their lives in peace and harmony instead of having to go back and do it again. the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it too. we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site. level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings. level it out. create an e

. >> they did go down under biden. you know why? you know why. >> it's like so disingenuous. >> but but. >> these are public data. >> hold on. >> these are knowable facts. >> we had we had millions. of people into this country. >> i want you to understand. i want you to understand that i'm just going to clarify because people are confused, right? border crossings were at historic levels under joe biden, 100%. true story. >> high. >> yes. historic. historically, to make. >> sure it could be historically. >> low, like. under historically high levels under joe biden, 100%. but by the end of his term, before donald trump went into office, they decreased. y to a low level. when and why? because finally, after. three years. >> hold on. >> no, that's not what happened. look at the timeline. >> you saw that. they saw. >> that donald trump. >> was coming. >> hold on congressman, you appreciate what i'm going to say because joe biden realized that the border was a political issue. he put in place programs that helped to stop the

president biden had no ability to do that. i do find it interesting that my democratic colleagues are all of a sudden talking about things presidents can and can't do. imperial biden with the stroke of his pen tried to wipe out half a trillion dollars worth of student loan debt. they were sued. i actually happened to file that lawsuit as attorney general of missouri and we won at the supreme court. because the supreme court said you can't do it. you know what joe biden's response was? yeah, i really don't care about it. he kept trying to do it and got struck down over and over again with each failed attempt. he tried to force vaccination, the covid shot on a hundred million americans through osha, an agency that was created to make sure forklifts beep when at the back up was now suddenly forcing a medical procedure on a third of the country. the censorship enterprise forcing agencies to coerce with big tech companies to silence speech. this all happened in four years, and the american people sat in a jury box and watched all t

biden started the executive orders. the biden harris controlled the fbi.y went after trump at every station they could get him. and it's common sense trump is following common sense and the law. he didn't break the law like hunter biden. and talking about the j six. i watch for two years the democrats burned all the cities and killed people. i feel like i'm watching msnbc. host: so what's the question for our guest? he's gone. if you want to respond to that. guest: first of all i probably should've said something about the biden administration's use of power. by way of providing a little perspective i do go back and look. this tendency to use the first weeks of the presidency to lay down and through executive orders, you might attribute this to the bush administration but you really see it happening with president obama where he wanted to set a new tone for how we fought the war against terror. it really did take off with president trump's first term, president biden follows with a lot of exec of orders himself so now we are in a tit-for-tat situation. yes

hunter biden, they decided -- under biden, they decided we don't want to pin somebody's life if theye mitigating factors. if they have children or have lived there 20 or 30 years. they didn't want to collect resources into deporting those people. that is a philosophical difference. i think the other big friends is -- big difference is we think of people having their cases fully adjudicated. in the meantime, let's say they have married a u.s. citizen or have gotten some kind of job or their employee is able to sponsor them, on one hand, they have this order of removal on their case but they have a pending green card. from administration to administration, it changes whether you try to deport that person in the meantime or not. trump is still going after people who have pending green card cases because they have a removal order. biden would say that's a waste of time. we are just going to have to bring them back so why go after them at all? host: it's not your outlet but this morning's new york times has the headline and, to your earlier point, deportations only work if countries agree

former president joe biden!l be a little cattle prods and he will speak. she is going to ride this horse until the wheels come off. he will play the dead guy next to the actor in the soap operas. like you will be an extra. >> greg: he would be a great dead guy. >> he will [bleep] it up. he will keep sitting up. it is not a horror movie. dead is staying data. >> greg: jamie, or you jealous? he is getting more opportunities than you will ever see. >> when i saw this i was like at my age i thought he was having a hard time booking me. caa is a great agency i feel bad for him. i did hear they already booked him three appointments at a neurologist. i'm curious like i am with kat i would love to see like what is this show going to be like? i heard one of the reps is like joe, do you want any kind of still on stage. and joe is like know i got this covered i'm wearing a diaper. i heard they are going to book all of his gigs and at the last minute kamala is going to do that without asking the audience. >> greg: julian, d

it became so under the biden administration.trump's cabinet picks are you biden did not do enough on the front and promised to do differently. lee zeldin at the epa, chris wright at energy, the interior secretary doug burgum, who described during his confirmation hearings how the trump administration will do things differently. >> when energy production is restricted in america, it doesn't reduce demand. it shifts productions to countries like russia and iran, whose autocratic leaders not only don't care at all about the environment, but use revenues from energy sales to fund wars against us and our allies. president trump's energy dominance vision will end those wars abroad, make life more affordable for every family in america by driving down inflation. president trump will achieve the goals while championing clean air, clean water, and protecting our beautiful lands. geoff: this raises the question of what it means for president biden's achievement on the inflation reduction act. >> president trump, one of his first actions w

it is, ijust think — i mean, i've only i can only compare it to biden, but the tempo of the last twoincredible to me, just how many stories come out every single day out of every single time he speaks, you know, there's multiple storylines that come out. i think that's kind ofjust the way of the white house now. yeah, and comparing it to the last trump presidency, the first couple of weeks were less about policy and action, and more about kind of interpersonal issues, shall we say, within the team. but this is literally executive order, and action and action. and of course, this week absolutely dominated by the horrific tragedy, that mid—air collision, just down the road from us here over the potomac — and really thrust donald trump and his brand—new transportation secretary, sean duffy, and his new defence secretary, pete hegseth, right into having to deal with a real—life tragedy and crisis where the nation is really looking for leadership, for action. how do you guys think he's handled that? well, i think, to your point, it has really sort of punctured this honeymoon period of tru

and the inflation under biden valued the dollar by more than 20%. americans struggling to get by our living paycheck to paycheck. they're paying the bare minimum on their credit cards, the democratic party is upset that all of this money, this insanity , this dei woke ideology, green new deal madness abroad, not even for our country is no longer going to be able to fund transgender operas in europe and dei programs in asia and they're calling this a constitutional crisis, their word of the day? this is madness. and think to president trump and elon musk, america is being rescued from a malignant, out-of-control bureaucracy. the swamp is being drained. welcome aboard, those in the swamp are pretty angry about it. herewith reaction, jason and katie. katie, i'm loving this. i am loving that they got exposed for billions and billions of waste and then they lash out at the guy that exposed them. and you know what? there is not one american that i think would ever vote to spend the money that we are putting up on that screen. we will continue to scroll. >

biden i think had nine out of 10. and about three in 10 black men over the age of 45 went for trump, so we are not talking about a huge number and i wanted to put that into context, because i think sometimes we blow these things out of proportion, not saying they should not be addressed and looked at. i mentioned earlier about the purity tests that i think we do have. the populist agenda i think lives. all the things we want to do to provide mothers -- i'm a new mom -- with support. now that i have become a mother, unlike, jesus christ -- i am like, jesus christ. democrats have the ingredients to do that, have the bills. we do not communicate it. we get wrapped up in these big pieces moving and obviously trump is taking over the media in a way that does not just distract us but keeps us jumping from one thing to the other. it's like the cat watching the light. we are not able to figure out how to message people -- message to people that reaches them and feels authentic. we don't know how to do that well. that's partia

w biden, fi¥3fhjffi $753 7�*3�*333'3'337173r w biden, then it fi¥3fhjffi $53 7�*3�*333'3'337173r w biden,. ' w w it will resehdust their analysis ww w ww w ww w w w it reaches will resehdust their analysis ww w ww w ww w wwwww w it reaches the assuming it reaches the same conclusion, it will go back to conclusw'ron.wit willgo�*dask to trump to make a ' arum/all" " 7' and we'll see ' ';.n;w'eru';e; mia? there. 7 happens there. was el'eeee . of deal us happens there. gage ' ' - of deal - us steel happens there. wg$ - of deal - us steel and "t ef dea' with us ftee' eed , , ——— ~~ , ~ ,, steel? is “at ef dea' with us ftee' eed , , ——— ~~ , ~ ,, steel? is it a nippon steel? is it a bellwether? can we use it to tell house the mood tell white house the mood is trump's agenda into for trump's agenda going into his term it comes his second term when it comes to trade, tariffs and his p0licj’723 ”7 7 w 77 america-first policy? i think from the — america-first policy? i think from the perspective - america-first policy? i think from the perspective of - america-first policy? i think i from the persp

3,000 increase -- minuscule 3,000 increase and retracting the sector and right up to the end and biden's policy going to pump billions into boondoggles and going to show nothing but contempt for the private sector. for more details and on numbers but edward lawrence going with live with more. edward. reporter: hey, david, all related to the white house and going today and world leader coming to go on with that and coming about investment in manufacturing and as well as u.s. steel and nipon merger and apparently it's a go. >> is this a restructuring of the deal happening and will you do it. >> as an investment purchase, i didn't want it purchased and investment i love. >> we'll do a big investment and going to have the deal getting done. going to do that with proof. >> i'm okay with that. reporter: no agreement if the house for top line number on big, beautiful reconciliation bill and house freedom caucus seems okay with some unconventional offsets in the package and stance on cutting $2 trillion over spending in ten years and leaving the debt ceiling in place and not what the president w

i get why biden did it.ut the door i think in general the pardon power is crazy. the fact that any president can unilaterally wield this power to let anyone off the hook who does any kind of crime now i have time, it's in the wrong hands. especially of donald trump uses it. if someone -- if donald trump direct someone to commit a crime, direct someone to murder someone and he can just par them -- pardon them. it's incredibly dangerous. >> stephen: and he can't be prosecuted. >> it would be great if republicans and democrats could get together and propose a constitutional amendment to limit the pardon power. i think it's way out of control. >> stephen: fellas, thanks for being here. before you go, what are you looking forward to? what are you looking forward to in the next two years? >> buying some trump coins. >> "severance" season two. we are going to find out what happens at the end of "wicked." the second part of "wicked." >> stephen: cliffhanger. new episodes of "pod save america" are released on tuesday

donald trump reacted to biden signing with a talent agency. >> what do you think of joe biden signingyou got to be kidding. he signed on with a talent agency? i think he's got bigger problems of and that. i think he's got much bigger problems than that but i wish him well. we inherited a mess, this place is a mess but it is quickly being solved. we are going to make america great again. stuart: trump said biden has much bigger problems. do you think, a lot of people saying china has something over biden and that's a big problem. what say you? brian: i don't know. i know they lied about the business dealings in china. hunter biden was on air force 2 to do a business deal with china, two weeks after he lost the election were kamala harris lost the election, pictures of him, with the chinese investors over the company. went to seven different bidens but they say none went into joe's account but joe was the commodity. read james comber's book. take a second. you have no problem saying it, tax people, the guy was not there for four years, the most covered up story in media history is he di