it's a success story according to the clinton administration the hope senator biden partnered with that administration to help get the cooperation agreement the 123 agreement to the united states senate usually important to solidify our relationship in her own administration during the obama administration. there is concrete across a whole series there is the trade initiative is an industrial base to work together to produce important technology. we made india a major defense partnered that something we got congress to approve it is unique to india. with that did it basically insured when it comes to technology india needs to strengthen its military it's treated on par with the allies and partners. so having said that foundation, we worked hard to persuade india it would be more prosperous and more secure if it signed onto the paris climate agreement. the challenging effort but vice president biden and they did. it was a reflection that we cannot solve common global challenges without india as part of the deal. across the board is not just to advance clean energy but to do a whole serie

the bush administration and then the obama biden administration. during the bush administration, and then senator biden partnered with that administration to help get peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement through the united states senate. important usually in solidifying our relationship and our own administration. now drink the obama and biden administration, there was concrete progress of cost a whole series of initiatives and efforts hundred both prime minister and there was this defense technology in the trade initiative. there is to try to strengthen india's industrial base. and that then pave the way for american and indian companies to work together and produce important technology. we made india so-called major defense partner. but the congress to approve it and it was unique. and what that did was basically injured that when it comes to advanced technology, that india needs to strengthen its military. and is treated on par with our allies and partners. so having sort of set that foundation, and made the relationship shorter, we then work h

a joe biden administration is going to have difficulties in quickly shifting its relationship with chinald you see that administration. that is just because there was little trust before. there is no trust now. withis coming at a time the u.s. trying to shift, we see, over the next year, president xi is going to have longer-term challenges that markets are not necessarily baking in just yet. at howe: when you look china has dealt with the pandemic and the fallout internationally, will china recover credibility from this or is that just added to all the concerns and fights between the westin china on security law in hong kong, but they are doing with the uighers as well? meredith: great question. you have to separate different sets of issues for china. one, there are these core interests that china -- [indiscernible] , south china sea, taiwan as well as the state backed system -- these are core issues xi jinping believes is critical to the longevity of communist party rule in beijing. second, how is china going to be a great power externally? that is quite interesting. there has been a hi

past -- they have opposed stronger defense funding in the past especially during the obama-biden administration. this history suggests that if democrats win the election, they will slow our nation's critical defense investments. the ndaa strengthens america's hand to stand up to foreign aggressors, to stand up against those people who are against american values. our ndaa will protect american

defunding the police to climate change, and it will all continue to be key influencers in a biden administration, you bet. and if you think biden is going to stop them, you are either ceive or haven't been paying any attention. biden will be nothing more than an oval office bobblehead nodding along with whatever far leftists appear before him at any given time. he is no longer the moderate of your. he is moved so far left to satiate the mob led to continue doing so, or else they're going to surround his house and then burn things around. and do you think he's going to call out the national guard to protect monuments or even the white house? no way.. it will get him out through the tunnel. i'm confident, despite all of this, despite all the decoding were going to have to do that, fall, many more americans will understand the orwellian chasm that you're going to get thrown into under a biden administration. wouldn't you rather be decoding and exposing the radical agenda than actually living under it? and that's "the ankle." joining me now is steve cortes and chris hahn, former aide to senator chuc

things would require acts of congress, but a stronger central government response from the biden administrationtion. >>> let's talk about some of the coronavirus cases. we have been talking throughout the hour about the spikes we have seen across the country from california, texas, georgia, and florida. we have also seen a decline in certain areas. i know axios has been reporting on that and following it. where have you seen that? >> we did another update of our map that we have done for the last nine or ten weeks. mo usually it is easier to say where it is growing but now case counts are going up and we had to change the diagramming of our map for places like florida. it is leading to the rollback of closures, the pausing, this is being driven by rapid increases in cases. the not so good one is that hospitalizations are also increasing. those are hitting records in many states. the one piece of good news is we have not seen death rates increase at the same pace. many of that is people getting infected are younger and healthier. the mortality rates are ticking up similarly to the case counts. >

where was then vice president biden between 2008 and 2016 or 2009 or 2017 when the obama and biden administrationn office, spending hundreds of millions of dollars to bring back american jobs wasn't really that high on the priority list? >> oh, i would contrast the obama and biden record of bringing back the economy from the great recession to a point where we had the longers economic expansion in american history. i would put the obama-biden record on jobs and on the economy up against president trump any day of the week, but if i could just finish one final point on manufacturing, because this is actually regardless of democrat or republican, there's absolutely no reason why we can't have a top gdp country lead the world and at the same time see an increase in manufacturing jobs. i'd point to the example of germany as a country that's proven it can be done. i'm looking forward to helping lead this effort with joe biden in office. leland: i thought we did have the top gdp in the world? >> we do have top gdp unfortunately manufacturing -- germany is an example of top gdp country in which there fa

isn't it true the inspector general found the fbi under the obama/biden administration made 17 significant errors in fisa applications to surveil candidate trump's campaign associate carter page? >> i think that's right. >> how many errors are acceptable when the fbi is targeting americans? >> well, none are acceptable. >> then there was the complete woods files failures the fbi operated under the obama/biden administration. the inspector general found that 51 assertions in the fisa applications to surveil page, one supporting documentation, did not have the facts, and showed it was inaccurate. the inspector general testified this should not have been one error yet he found 51 errors. why is it important for surveillance targeting americans to be error-free? >> well, especially under fisa which, you know, is a counterintelligence tool and doesn't have the same built-in protections that the criminal justice process would have. it's very important because you're going to be spying on americans that you have -- you know, you've demonstrated an appropriate basis for doing that. and therefore t

benham: a joe biden administration w what had - -- d have to be carefeful.here would be a temptation to reverse 180 from president trump and rejoin v various multilaterl agreements, be it arms-controlol oror environonmental things thae trump p administration has left. but to do it for domestic polilitics would lead will --- uld leave e one clear winner. the clear winner would be the islamic public of iran. . a unilateral embrace of thehe jcpoa, while iranian bad behaviorss increasing, would ononly reward that bad behavavi. and f forget that amemerica wors best when itit has its partner behindnd it, as part of aa concerted series ofof escalating pressure. i think if there is a biden administration, they n need to rebuild the coalition, they need to capitalize on the track -- from the t time that trump took, and had this maximum pressure campaign, and yields the prospects of relief to get first a change in behavior by iran. brent: let me ask you, we have 30 seconds. what can the united states bring to the table to convince its european partners to change their

reversed the disaster is overregulation of the obama/biden administration. under president trump, seven have been taken for everyone new regulation. this amounted to $50 billion in regulatory cost savings and it is important to note that this deregulation agenda lowers the cost for every american. the cost of these burdensome regulations fall disproportionately and benefit disproportionately lower income americans so this president took action to rollback the burdensome regulations that harm low income communities and make sure these lower income americans are taking care of. for example, the president's deregulatory agenda will boost household income by $3100 annually thanks to president's rolling back of the abiding -- obama-biden era -- the president's health care deregulation will save patients nearly 10% on drug costs. these real wins for the american people will disappear with a reregulation agenda which is why president trump will continue to do his activity. on another note, we saw encouraging news yesterday on vaccines. moderne is vaccine candidate

so i think that it's very clear that a biden administration at a time of, you know, economic -- an economicsunami would not be good for the american economy. jon: the american workers are hurting right now because of the coronavirus. small businesses are hurting. large businesses are hurting. so what would a tax increase on business do at a time like this? >> well, we already have business owners that are scared. there's so much uncertainty through no fault of their own. prior to the pandemic, we had the strongest economy in my lifetime, but because of covid-19, the government has required businesses to shut down. that created a huge disruption in the american economy. the last thing business owners want to hear now is a guy running for president on the first day in office is going to raise taxes. we also know based on biden's experience in washington, that he will increase regulations, so you are going to have job-killing regulations, increased taxes. you see a party that's already drifted towards the socialism. we can't have that in america right now. there's too much uncertainty. we need

horowitz to come here and testify and answer our questions about the 17 lies the obama/biden administration told to the secret court. the obama/biden doj opened the investigation in july, used a secret agent lady to spy in august, lied to the fisa court in september. they did all this without any basis for launch the investigation to begin with. how do we know that? how do we know there was no basis? they told us. they didn't want to tell us. thanks to rick grenell who released the transcripts of their testimony, we now know there was no basis for them to start the investigation in the first place. sally yates, susan rice. here is what susan rice says, i don't recall intelligence i would consider evidence of a conspiracy. how about james clapper? i never saw any direct evidence that the trump campaign or someone in it was conspireing with the russians to metal with the election. say that again, i never saw evidence that the trump campaign was conspiring, and yet they investigate him. there was never a proper predicate. so why did they do it? there was no reason to do it. why did they do it?

be honest, liz, that is exactly what the obama biden administration did.e were talking about the investigations going on right now with durham. this was peter strzok and jim comey and andrew mccabe, also joe biden and president obama who in the white house actually talked about unmasking general flynn. these are the kind of people that were under the previous administration but believe me, democrats don't want to talk about that. that undermines their entire line of questioning. when they got in power, all they're trying to do is defeat the president. they don't want to talk about the truth. i disagree with my ranking member, i agree with jim most everything. i agree the spying was a problem. i think the biggest problem they have with bill barr, he tells the truth. he doesn't back up. that is what they hate the most. he told the truth about spying. he told the truth about the mueller investigation. and they can't stand the truth. elizabeth: yeah. we have the durham report about to come out. we have an election three months away. it seems the democrats are

in a forthcoming biden administration for example, they come out strong supporting no first use as a logical extension of the obama administration. and no going to have to do and charm offensive with the allies and bring them along and convince them that no first use in that process has to start on day one, and it has to be concerted and ongoing. and all of the important allies need to be touched and reassured and i think this policy could be a big success. civic rose i think you have the pulse of our allies especially in europe has what you say about this? >> thank you for the opportunity to come back on briefly it's an absolute great question. my view is the allies have been stalled by the current administration their particular very concerned about the lack of consultation of issues such as withdrawal from the treaty is a good example. to give them credit they did good conversation on the inf treaty and a lot of information about the russian violation we were able to bring the allies along on that. there is a lot of concern among the allies they are simply not getting true consult

the obama/biden administration spied on the trump campaign, unmasked members of the campaign, employed aggressive tactics on the officials, senior fbi officials we all know carried over from the obama administration, carried on abuses into the trump administration and then to the whole impeachment scam and the rest. one question because my time is running out. president obama's attorney general eric holder famously referred to himself as president obama's wing man. he said in an interview, quote, i'm stillen joying what i'm doing and work to be done and i'm still the president's wng man there with my boy. is it the duty of the attorney general to be the president's w wing man? >> no. i have described the duty of the attorney general. >> in your office you are free to act independently of president. >> that is true, particularly on criminal cases. it is required. >> that's what he's asked you to do? >> yes. >> i have no further and i yield back. >> you have no questions and the time is expired. ms. lofgren? >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. attorney general, it is obvious what is going on

in fact the blm start and under obama/biden administration. one thought, joe biden is the chaos candidate, whether it be how the administration fumbled ben because he or fast and furious, irs scandal around it. this idea joe biden will be returning to peace and normality is the exact opposite. you will have that band of radicals with unlimited power. joe biden will basically advocate all of it to the aoc wing of the accordion. imagine mayoral lori lightfoot running to the homeland department of security bureau that is what you will get if joe biden gets elected president of the united states. >> laura: chris, why do you think we have not heard much from some of the big, you know names in the old obama administration as you have seen these federal buildings under attack, public property under attack? why have we not heard anything from any of them? >> you must not be listening. anybody who's been a leader in the democratic party opposes violence of any type in these protest. that doesn't mean that they oppose protests. in fact, people should pro

. >> this was the obama biden administration. e biden himself trying to manufacture some basis to go after general flynn. the reason why it is important is because it did not just occur during the trump administration. this was part of the plan to delegitimize president trump to go after his allies even back during the obama biden administration. >> it is without question, we know that this was a full on effort by the intelligence people. not just the national security division of the fbi and its top officials of that agency and the justice department, this is a widespread effort under the offices of the obama white house, without question. i want to turn to what is happening right now. president trump is a lot more popular than most of these polls are detecting. they would have ever suspected there was something called a silent majority. you look at the cato institute poll that shows 55% of americans are afraid to express their political viewpoints. almost 80% of conservatives and republicans are afraid to express their views bec

some years ago during the obama-biden administration, the chinese government declared an air defense cation zone in international skies near china saying any aircraft that came in had to identify itself. then vice president biden went to xi jingping and without putting in a corner said we're not going to respect the defense zone. we're going to ignore it and fly our planes through it. that's exactly ha lly what we . >> the difficulty issue, this is happening within china and seems matter of deep concern to anybody concerned about human rights. what can the united states do about something like this? >> we have to start by putting values back at the center of our foreign policy and stand up for democracy and human rights. it starts there. when the president of the united states, as has been reported give a green light for concentration camps or when protests start against the repress isive hand of the beiji government and the president of the united states says he stands with xi jingping and not with the protesters we have a problem. >> always a pleasure to have you on. thank you. >> g

and have been hack attacking you every day, every week for stating the truth that the obama biden administration spied on the trump campaign and democrats are erneabout foreign interference, attorney general barr said the administration is concerned about voter fraud with mail in ballots. >>> two large scale coronavirus vaccine trials are now underway in the united states. the trials one by m oh, derna and the other by pfizer involve 30,000 volunteers if either is successful and health officials say a vaccine should be ready by the end of the year. as for coronavirus relief, that negotiations are expected to continue this afternoon and senate republicans reveal their $1 trillion stimulus plan last night. it could protect employers from being sued over covid transmission and extend jos they be from $600 to a week. newh theto agree to gislatio e game agpadres ilon tonight despite fear and uncertainty among baseball. major league baseball is suspending the team's season after four or more players tested positive for covid-19 today. in all, that's 15 players and two team staff members. the marlins c

the obama-biden administration pledged to end this unfairness and allow drug importation but they never got it done. they were unable to get it done. they didn't get a lot of things done. but under my administration, we're standing up to the lobbyists and special interests and fighting back against a rigged system. rigged system. you've heard that word before. i'm unrigging the system. that is many decades old. we're doing something that should have opinion done a long time ago. the third revolutionary order i'm signing today will prevent middlemen -- and women i guess -- but you've heard about the middleman, right? the middleman that makes so much money, nobody knows who they are, nobody has any idea who they are. they make more money perhaps than even the drug companies themselves and the drug companies in all fairness to them, big pharma that irdoing a great job with the vaccines, doing a great job in therapeutics, i can tell you because i deal with them a lot. but i think the middlemen make more money than them and they don't do much. maybe they done do anything. nobody even knows w

what did the obama biden administration due to that county in new york?ster county was the guinea pig of sorts for the affirmatively furthering fair housing regulation. now, keep in mind that westchester county is the fourth most diverse county in new york state. around 2016 westchester county had about 40% of its population were black or hispanic. so, this is a very diverse county and yet, a civil rights suit was filed against westchester county claiming not that they had had any housing discrimination, which is what the fair housing act for bids, but claiming instead that they had falsely promised when they receive their hud grant, to affirmatively further fair housing and the lawsuit used this expansive definition of affirmatively furthering fair housing which had nothing to do with actually discriminating and it was never even alleged there was housing discrimination, but rather that the district simply hadn't done enough to create demographic diversity in every part of the district. now, as i said, westchester is highly diverse, but there are some so

i do believe a biden administration will save lives. there is so much happening with covid, economic devastation, the public health crisis. there is a weight on people's shoulders. i will give you the last words, senator warren. what do you want to leave us with 110 days out? what kind of encouragement do you want to give to people as we are dashing very quickly to the finish line that is november 3? sen. warren: here we are, 110 days. i want to say thank you to you, symone. to stephanie, to jackson, to yvanna, to kyle. you guys are all fabulous. i will not sugarcoat this. this is a time of unprecedented our nation. across the country, the fight for social, racial and economic justice rages on. as we fight for justice, we are battling a pandemic that has already killed more than 135,000 americans. now more than ever, our country is in need of leadership that protects the most vulnerable. let's face it. donald trump and the republicans in congress are pursuing a cruel and heartless agenda. so, democrats, it is up to us. we have a job to

but joe biden now says the trump administration

and china in a biden administration since you were a part of the obama administration. >> good questionny of us watching it on the outside now is the strategic direction, a long-term strategic direction is firmly set, i think, for the foreseeable future that is strategic competition. i think what may be different, and likely to be in a biden administration is the approach to how we compete with china. so i expect the biden administration to do much more with our allies than we've seen with president trump i expect for there to be a relationship that has mechanisms throughout the agency. this is not a relationship managed at the leader to leader xi to trump level, but in fact some of the experts in the bureaucracy actually begin to help manage this relationship through its rough pactches. that's what i think will be different. >>> up next, the income cliff is coming congress is working on a fix will it be enough? hey! lily from at&t here. with some helpful tips. tip #1: you can currently get the amazing iphone 11 for half-off on at&t, america's fastest network for iphones. second tip: yo

as well we do believe that there's a very likely chance the biden administration will have to focus on prioritizing economic policies that do promote economic growth because when the new administration takes office regardless of which side, it will be the first quarter of 2021, the economy would still need quite a bit of health we think that unemployment would still be around 9% levels. it's still a risk. the key question is whether the fiscal spending stimulate growth enough and will it be enough to compensate for the impact of the tax increases and the regulation i think there are good reasons to think that it is possible of course, with the red wave, you have the risk of the trade war escalating again in a bigger way. >> great to speak with you thank you. >>> virus cases are surging across the u.s dr. anthony fauci is warning more shutdowns may be needed in the trend continues. let's get to meg with those details. >> more than 62,000 new cases were reported in the united states yesterday by states that is a new record concerningly hospitalizations nationally have also been rising

you think it is all back now, just wait until a biden administration. if anyone, including any company does something the left doesn't like, they will come under doj scrutiny. in the bill of rights, it's not going to do much good for you. after all, that was written by dead, old slave owners. moments like the tea party will be treated, i don't know like moments for domestic terrorists. black dominic "black lives matter," they will be treated like heroes. religious people, the ones that don't go along with the radical left will be investigated for hate crimes. heck, biden already threatened to rescind the obamacare exemption for the supreme court decision the other day. homeschoolers, forget it. you will face such strict controls, they will go back to public schools. college and high school sports teams, they will be in trouble and media companies, they will face pressure by the fcc and other regulatory body. and if you take the biden administration to court because you want to challenge the stuff, you will find that it has at least five justices in wash

one, that the obama biden administration had to walk back his disastrous inflammatory comments about avel during the swine flu. two, that under biden's watch they stopped the testing and reporting cases because his administration even said, "we already know it's an epidemic, so why waste the resources on cannot" and that he left the national stockpile empty. we don't have to guess what a reaction would actually look like under a joe biden administration to a pandemic. we've seen it, and it's an absolute dereliction of duty. >> harris: why are there no health officials, like the task for superstars that the president brought forth, months and months ago? why are they not confirmed for today's press briefing? you talk about how you want the president to say what he will do and what he's done. that's fine, but the doctors are very different from the president. the last time we saw him was not a good moment. he was calling for ingesting, somehow, disinfectant to kill coronavirus. if he comes back today, his press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, asked a couple hours ago if the task force will

what does the biden administration -- why doesn't the biden administration bring together a bunch of people and think about that? yesterday, saying we a memorial tote the new deal. i don't know if that would work, but why not? and sayd of the issue there will be a national project that will also become local. most monuments are local if you think about it. they were created by somebody in that town. to rethink the idea of memorialization, especially about subjects like emancipation. annette: i don't know about the infrastructure, but -- david: i know. [laughter] james: when you say the monuments are local, they are local chronologically as well as spatial. when you say what are the monuments to make you cry, that inspire you, doesn't that change over time? david: yes. and one has to usually know the story the monument represents. james: but most people don't. most people, you walk past a monument and your kid says who is that? annette: you don't know who they are. sheridan,you say phil what are you gonna say? james: what do we do with that as historians knowing people's values change

, how could other countries trust a biden administration, considering the fact that trump undid so mucht challenge. this isn't simply showing up at the security conference and giving a speech. this isn't doing what they think the low hanging fruit is, rejoining the paris agreement or making a statement on the importance of nato. this is from day one on the presidency of joe biden should he win, how do you convince the world that america's word is its bond. they think because there's a dangers in capitols all across the country, they think the biden presidency an aberration and the trump is a true america. and the isolationism that trump represents is the default that america snaps back to. they're aware of the challenges but they point back to joe biden has 40, 50 years experience talking to allies and has a lot of personal relationships he can try to draw on. >> a president is only as strong as the people he surrounds himself with. talk us through what you are learning about who would staff a biden west wing. >> there's a core biden team, you have anthony blinken, biden could be import

. >> remember, this was during the obama/biden administration, and it was joe biden himself who was tryingo manufacture some basis to go after general flynn. so the reason this is important is that it didn't just occur during the trump administration. this defensive briefing was part of the plan to try to delegitimize president trump, to try to go after his allies even back during the obama/bind administration. obama/biden administration. lou: it is, without question, we now know this was a full-on effort by the obama era intelligence people. not just the national security division of the fbi and its top officials of that agency and the justice department. this was a widespread effort under the auspices of the obama white house. without question. i want to turn to what's going on right now, and that is it looks like, according to the polls, that president trump is a lot more popular than most of these polls are detecting. who would have ever suspected that there was something called the silent majority? we look at the cato institute poll that shows 55% of americans are afraid to express th

> bret: president trump at the white house today trying to draw a contrast with the obama biden administration'ss. real clear politics averages pulls down as biden is up nationally about 8.6. that's a little bit less then it was for a little bit and then you look at the battlegrounds states the averages you can see biden up and then texas and president trump is up just barely. this as there is a change at the top in the trump campaign for brad parscale. he was that wt and the field director of 2016. with that, bringing in these final, mo elleithee, director of the georgetown politics, katie pavlich editor, tom bevan real clear politics founder and president. if reporting your numbers, tom, there's been a little movement, writes? on those numbers? >> indeed. june 24th, biden was over ten points and now 4.5 in the last three weeks. there is the absence of the pole that came out that ended three points and closing really dramatically. some of the polls don't show it now, but there's been in the president's direction and certainly the national level. some of the swing states as well, he made up grou

is it a preview of what's to come in a biden administration?om sleepless nights to getting my money right. so thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ paul: two of the nation's largest utilities announcing they are pulling the plug in atlantic coast project which would have transported natural gas across the appalachian trail and the decision comes as federal judge ruled monday that the dakota access pipeline, oil ruth from north carolina to illinois was shut down pending a new environmental review and as the supreme court rejected a request by the trump administration to allow construction to begin on the long dayed keystone xl oil pipeline, so this week's setbacks a sign of what's to come in a biden administration? kyle, i thought the fracking boom natural gas oil boom was creating tens of thousands of new jobs, making us less dependent on foreign energy and generally good for the country. why all of the opposition to the pipelines? kyle: well, green

during the first year of president barack obama and joe biden's administration, the deficit stood at $1.4 trillion. by the end of their fourth year in office, it had begun to shrink to about $1.08 trillion. by the end of their final year, their eighth year in office, 2016, the deficit had dropped to $585 billion. now looking at president trump's and vice president pence's first term so far, during their first year in office, the deficit was at $665 billion. currently, we are now around $2.7 trillion with, of course, $3 trillion in stimulus spending to keep the economy going during the pandemic. is there really a difference between the two philosophies? of these two potential administrations? >> first off, let me express that i am so happy that you are well and you are here. is there a big difference, when you really break it down, i don't think that there is. it's more market psychology than anything else. yes, we know with president trump, if he wins again, there's going to be still a massive amount of infrastructure spending, there will probably be a lot of defense spending. with b

is it a preview of what's to come in a biden administration?but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. that's why we're helping you stay ahead and adapt with a network you can count on, 24/7 support and flexible solutions that work wherever you are. call or go online today. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. give me a little slack! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i said i need some slack on pump three! and i'm an area manager here at amazon. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. it's an amazing feeling. my three-year-old, when we

ever since he called it what it was, the obama-biden administration, trying to make spying on the trump campaign, we now know that's exactly what they did. willing and had the courage to tell the truth, they've been up to get them. so much so that they just filed articles of impeachment against him three weeks ago. so bill barr is trying to clean up the politics from the previous at administration, from the obama-biden administration were for political reasons they went up to the front campaign. he's trying to clean that up, adhere to the rule of law and for that is getting attacked by these democrats. sure that's what's going to happen to robert bill barr is going to do a great job. >> shannon: you know the acquisitions that he is given preferential treatment, the doj has, to people linked to the president, whether it's roger stone or others, michael flynn, called for the missile of the charges against him. the way that he characterized the mueller report when it came out. they're going to have a lot of ammo to throw at them tomorrow. >> with the democrats did -- think about in that tw

is it true they found the fbi under the obama biden administration made 17 significant errors in fisa applications to surveilled candidate trumps campaign associate, carter page? >> i think that's right. >> how many errors are acceptable in the fbi is targeting americans? >> none are acceptable. >> there is the complete failure of the fbi operated under during the obama-biden administration. the inspector general found that 51 assertions in the phis application to surveilled page lack supporting documentation, the supporting document did not support the fbi's factual assertions, or three, the document showed it was inaccurate. the inspector general testified there should not have even been one error, yet he found 51 errors. why is it so important for surveillance targeting americans to be proof? >> especially under fisa, which is a counterintelligence tool, and doesn't have the same built-in protections that the criminal justice process would have. it's very important, because you're going to be spying on americans therefore, there is a special burden on the investigative agency. in t

that was great work by the obama/biden administration. but there are 78,000 federal nonviolent drug offenders. you want to show republicans what a fully operational pardon power looks like, pardon them all on day one of the biden administration. what are republicans going to say? we don't like the process. no. [ inaudible ] >> yeah. no, i think that's a fair point. this morning donald trump tweeted the following -- anthony, you tweeted donald trump has a brain of a lunatic. that's what you said about him and his erratic behavior around covid. is he the kind of lunatic who might next task william barr with trying to prosecute former obama administration officials? or trying to go after president obama himself. here is the thing, he appears to be cleaning up on aisle 12 on the way potentially out the door. potentially pardoning his friends, commuting their sentences. cleaning it up so there's no one to testify against him. but barr has affirmative things he could do, which would be to go after people and try to prosecute trump's enemies. yo

that was because the obama/biden administration failed to replenish it following the pandemics that theying their administration. so, if people were saying don't wear masks because medical professionals will need them and there might be a shortage, it's because the national stockpile had been depleted. that's when the president enlisted the role of the private sector and got the whole of america into the production of masks and other ppe. and i would point out ventilators. you remember at the beginning of this entire process we heard an awful lot out of new york, california and other states about what they perceived to be a looming shortage of ventilators. that shortage never materialized because -- >> obama left 19,000 ventilators in the plan. you know, tim, obama left 19,000 ventilators in the plan so you're lying and you're talking like it's 2017. it's 2020, sir. it is 2020. it has been almost four years. >> hold on a second. let's talk about this for a second. the testing program that the president has instituted here in this country, we tested -- >> what testing program? >> 46 milli

you go to childcare .gov, which is created under the obama biden administration to help find childcare that works for you under my plan, it takes you to your state website, local childcare sanders pop-up, or you can call or fill in your information. you apply to which when you want to go to. the statement sends you a letter saying your proved and lays out the amount you're going to pay. the state sends that information to the child care provider and then the state reinforces the child care center on the back end. you just pay what you are supposed to pay, not a dime for some working families and more than 7% for anyone else. you can do that. this would say families thousands of dollars, more importantly, give them peace of mind. there's other common sense steps we can take like expanding tax credits for businesses to build childcare facilities on site, so you can go to work with your child, put them into childcare center that the company got money for him tax credit for building, supporting more and more and giving peace of mind to the family, and when you are finished work, take that

you go to childcare.gov, which is created under the obama-biden administration to help fund child care that works for you, under my plan it takes u to your state website, local child care centers pop up . you can call or fill in your information. you apply to which one you want to go to. the state then sends you a letter saying you're approved and lays out the amount you're going to pay. the state sends that information to the child care provider and then the state reimburses the child care center on the back end. you just pay what you're supposed to pay. not a dime for some working families. and no more than 7% for anyone else. you can do that. this would save families thousands of dollars. but more importantly, give them peace of mind. there's other commonsense steps we can take, like expanding tax credits for businesses to build child care facilities onsite. so you can go to work with your child, put them in a child care center that the company got money for, a tax credit for building. supporting more and more and giving peace of mind to families. when you finish work, take that chi