voters are not keen on a biden trump rematch. ing shows 68% of registered voters including half of democrats don't want to see president biden run again. 65% don't want trump on the ballot. let's bring in leo terrell, lawyer and fox news contributor. juan williams, a fox news analyst. leo, i have to get this on the record. this is about the border wall. come on. it's not a recession. we're not putting another foot at the border wall but we're going to fix it. here's the president in 2020, august 6. >> there will not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. >> trace: but 60 foot gaps, a whole different thing. your thoughts on that, leo. >> it's simple. the biden administration will lie. you have a press secretary lying to a question asked by peter doocy. it's very clear. they do not want to give trump any credit or acknowledgement. so what this administration does, trace, is double down and are lying to the american public. the american public does not like liars. >> trace: is there a difference between finishing t

the biden white house was quicker to acknowledge the president's positive covid test. trump announced his infection in october -- october 2, 2020. the book revealed he tested positive days prior. biden received antiviral paxlovid. trump received experiment antibody treatment. a couple of comparisons with the previous president. sabrina is next in rocky mount, virginia. republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. the last call you had that made the comment about whenever they started donald trump was the one that stopped the flights because he suspected something was very wrong, i totally agree with that. that was the right thing to do. people need to remember that when donald trump got covid 19 there was no vaccine. there was no vaccine. you had one color that said -- caller that said trump got sick because he does not take care of himself. joe biden to right thing and he's doing fine. that is not fair. by the way, just because i'm a republican -- i watch fox. i watch you. i watch msnbc. i watch everything. i google stuff. i try to keep an open mind. i just pray as ame

i think donald trump would beat joe biden head to head come '24. >> david urban, charlie dent. ad. >> remember, donald trump is going to announce for one reason. he wants to freeze the gop republican field for 2024. he wants to keep ron desantis and pompeo and all these other candidates, prospective republican candidates, from rung. that's why he's doing this. he's trying to freeze the field, keep them out. >> do you think it is going to work? >> i think it will work with some of them. i don't think they're going to want to challenge him immediately. he's not doing this to help republicans. he's doing this to help himself in the presidential race. >> thank you allly. >>> the horrific case of a 10- year-old girl in ohio who was raped, as an anti-abortion activist called this disinformation. keeping them honest, next. discover theratears®. like no other dry-eye drop in the world. with the 5 vital electrolytes found in natural tears, theratears is one-of-a-kind hydration theratears®. a drop like no other™. one-of-a-kind hydration thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading

ratings, joe biden is slightly higher than donald trump. . 41% is a higher favorable rating than 39%. this gets at what joe biden was talking about, why he welcomes this. because i'm fairly convinced at this point that the only candidate joe biden could beat is donald trump. >> and where do things stand overall for voter's choice? >> we had a poll that came out earlier. nate cohn at the "times" put it out. in your choice for president in 2024, joe biden leads donald trump 44 to 41%. there's 10% who said they would vote for another candidate. that's not surprising. >> are you friends with all the other data people? >> we all get together -- we all get together. i'm going to cohn's wedding, i believe it's in december. >> nice. >> you know, maybe one day i'll invite him to my wedding, but that is not in the near future. >> run some numbers. >> i'll run some and get them back to you. >> up next, new developments in the mysterious murder of alex mourdock's wife and son. why his lawyers say he could be facing more charges soon. >>> what a texas ho

i think donald trump would beat joe biden head to head come 2024. >> very quickly go ahead >> remembers going to announce for one reason. he wants to freeze the gop republican field for 2024. he wants to keep ron desantis and pompeo and all these other candidates, affective republican candidates, from running. that's where this is about. that's what he's trying doing this, he wants to keep him out as far as you can. >> do you think it's gonna work? >> i think it will work with some of them. i don't think they're gonna want to challenge him immediately. that he's not doing this to help the republicans, he's doing this to help himself in the presidential race. >> coming up, the horrific case of the ten year old girl in ohio who is raped and how her story played out during a congressional hearing today, as an anti abortion activists tried to -- call disinformation. we'll also discuss with congressman jim jordan said about this story and why it stands apart from so many others on the far-right who also the initially cast doubt, we'll keep them honest, next. we'll keep them honest, next. rl

he's on the ballot in pennsylvania. >> the only one less popular than donald trump, joe biden. >> donaldses to joe biden. he's the only candidate he does. >> ten seconds. >> yeah, by the way, here is a poll. 6 in 10 americans feel the president should not run for a second term. 1982 ronald reagan went on to win 49 states. do not count joe biden out. >> i'm counting him out. i'm counting him out. >> all right. guys, great discussion, welcome, hope to see you soon. have a good day, everybody. don't go away at home because we want to bring you a story about a child who met civil rights icon john lewis. their friendship changed the course of his life. stay with us. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventr

and donald trump, you look at their favorable ratings, you can see that joe biden'sg is actually slightly higher than donald trumps. it's not that he's a popular guy, but if you look at that slide 41% is a higher favorable rating than 39%. and this gets about joe biden was talking about, why -- i'm fairly convinced at this point that the only candidate that joe biden could beat is donald trump. >> were to extend with voters choice for president? >> we had a new york times college poll that came out earlier this year, and what it actually shows it showed this, in your choice for president for 2024, joe biden actually leads donald trump 44% to 41%. but of course are that 10% that say that they would vote for another candidate relevant. you have two candidates with a favorable rating about 40%. >> are you friends with all the other data? people >> we all get together, i'm actually going to cohen's wedding, it's in december. and maybe one day all invite him to my wedding, but that's not in the near future. >> some numbers on that. >> you know i'll send it back to you, --

remember how everyone thought the media would go easy on biden because, basically, he's not trump? 's out the window. look at sunday's new york times. biden's age is a big problem. polls show many americans consider mr. biden too old, and some democratic strategists do not think he should run again. monday's new york times, most democrats don't want biden to run again in 2024. that figure, 64%. tuesday, a times columnist pleads with biden not to run, and then there's the former president. tuesday's times, half of gop voters to leave trump behind, poll finds, and a significant number vowing to abandon him if he wins the nomination. trump's response, this is good, the failing new york times is down 40% year to date because if they are fake news. their reporters are dishonest. they hate our country. "the new york times" is truly the enemy of the people. now, of course the media would be committing hall practice if they didn't report on -- malpractice if they didn't report on biden's awful poll numbers or whether the hill hearings have hurt trump. but trying to muscle candidates out of

-biden rematch in 2024. >> are you predicting a biden-trump rematch of 2024 in. >> i'm not predicting. i would not be disappointed. the one thing i know about politics, american politics in particular, is there is no way to predict what will happen. i'm not even halfway through my term yet. there is a lot of room to figure out what will happen. >> meanwhile the white house says biden is minimizing contact because of covid-19. he gave out fist bumps to realliy leaders when he arrive. many are speculating it will help him avoid a handshake with the saudi crown prince when he visits tomorrow. >>> 7-eleven is giving out a reward for information leading to the arrest of the man. all the stores were robbed during a span of five hours monday. >>> time now for a look at your thursday weather. >>> a powerful storm dropped hail in upstate new york and leaving more than 5,000 people without power for hours. farther west, heavy rains and high winds blew through northern ohio. no reports of any injuries. on the radar, heavy rain could cause flooding from l

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with, probably most likely some other nasty thing in transnistria in the baltics well, here's trump and biden. i think the cops are waiting bye-e trump will return to the white house and will do. after those humiliations, when this is black life uh matters, when they made the police uh, almost kiss their feet, here are those drug addicts-killers thieves uh, this is such a humiliation, and here is this democratic party. this is already noted by many. this is nancypellase. they are so much more insane than we talk all the time about some kind of biden dementia. they don't even understand what they're doing. it is they who are subjecting them to a terrible humiliation and a fall in the authority of democratic institutions. presidency institutions are democratic institutions. yes, they were proud of it. i now begin with this the so-called, therefore russian, therefore, i think that the intensity of this fight of exchange of pleasantries will not only increase. i think u police army and u industrial elite will. trump again . hmm, i remember. that's the beginning, i spoke about this in france first

they're worse for donald trump because that exact same poll, head-to-head, biden beats trump and worse, there's really no legitimate democrat talking about primarying joe biden. we saw a poll out of new hampshire, one of the first states to vote in the primaries where desantis beats trump. so look, obviously there's a lot of reasons that if biden does decide to run for re-election again, he has a record in terms of job creation, manufacturing creation. standing in the u.s. -- kind of around the world, remember foreign leaders laughing behind trump's back at a nato meeting. the recent nato meeting, biden was applauded. he has a record that is a solid one -- >> martha: the problem is these numbers come from "the new york times." the biggest concern is his age, which now seems to be really in the blood stream. for a while, nobody talked about it. i think there was sort of impulse to be polite. now it's getting a lot of exposure from democrats who are 33% say this is their main concern. he's got a 60% disapproval number. you know, you can point out the things you think he's done right. he'

on the other hand, if you look at biden versus trump, as bad as biden's story is, guess what ? he beats him slightly. what's important is something like desantis, trumplican is vulnerable even against biden and maybe that is something i have to think about. they are both officially running for reelection with one eye on their state and when i on 2024 . >> instead of biden and trump it could be newsome and desantis. thank you for keeping an eye out. >>> the request from the former white house strategist, steve bannon were denied. his contempt of congress trial will begin next monday. he was indicted last year for refusing to answer questions from the congressional committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capital. he stonewalled the committee since last october and changed his mind over the weekend offering to testify. the justice department calls it a last-ditch attempt to avoid accountability . >> there could be more bombshell testimony coming out of the january 6 committee tomorrow. log makers will cover the involvement of far right groups and their potential connec

are you projecting a biden trump rematch in 2024? ed. >> well, biden says he wouldn't be disappointed in 2020 rematch in 2024, is it what america wants. david urban is back with me, and joe kennedy, joel, david i'm glad you're here. do people want that remain? >> i certainly want joe biden to be our president in 2024. that decision as to what former president trump's gonna do, is up to donald trump, and that's up to republicans to decide whether they believe -- should be donald trump to begin with. >> is that a good thing, if trump runs, if that's the rematch or is that the idea it's biden and trump against, but it's not trump? >> it's a disaster if donald trump stepson politics for another section. it's not good for the country. tactically for the president, president biden that, is one of the presidents greatest strengths talk to any republican, it is decency. he's a good match. i disagree with his politics, but he's a good man. one of the essential reasons -- would've won the presidency was because of the contrast between his decen

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when you look at hypothetical matchups between trump and biden in public polling, biden does beat trump in those matchups. so yes, biden's approval rating is very, very low. yes that's a problem for biden and for democrats, but know that does not mean that donald trump would necessarily defeat president biden. in fact, if the election were held tomorrow, according to most of these polls, president biden would win reelection. >> thank you phil rucker, for that important clarification. phil katie stick around, neil thank you for joining us tonight and bringing us that. appreciate it. more on the oath keepers coming up next and the proud boys in the role they played on january 6th. were they responding to a call from the white house? or were they working on their own? and later, he had unfettered access to donald trump in the final days of his presidency. our conversation with documentary filmmaker alex holder. just getting underway on this very busy monday night. busy monday night do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - f

biden. jake, that's only in comparison of choice between former president trump and now president biden. in reality, when democrats were asked how they view the job he's doing, only 70% of democrats said they approved of the job he's doing, jake. obviously, that's a concern for many reasons for this white house, but certainly because president biden is expected to play a key role in trying to rally democrats around their party come the november when the midterm elections happen. that's of course been a big concern for them, as they're facing very challenging headwinds, and it also goes back to how voters are viewing the economy, jake, because there is so much pessimism in it, and of course, that's a number one concern for them, even as the white house has tried to project strength in that area. >> kaitlan collins, thanks so much. let's discuss with our panel. i want to dive more into the poll numbers from "the new york times" and cnn, as reported, nearly two-thirds of democratic primary voters want a different nominee. two-thirds. if you break it down by age, 94% of democratic primary vo

and a hypothetical presidential rematch between biden and trump in 2024, biden comes in at 44% and trumpw keep in mind this is a poll where the current president joe biden current approval rating is a dismal 33%. not good. and yet, head to head he still beat donald trump. that's because, to state the obvious, donald trump is a weak candidate. he's a one term president. he's a guy who lost the popular vote nationally twice, the last time by 7 million votes. but in a world where donald trump potentially loses the 2024 republican primary, or does he do? does he endorsed republican candidate? or does he call the election rigged, as he did multiple times in the 2020 primary and general election, and leading exodus with his base? that's the threat that all republicans are terrified of and explains the new dynamics in republican politics. and d. c. news policy editor benji siren joins me now. you and i have talked for years about this. i was really struck by this polling, because this is the kind of thing the could show even to voters. voters are motivated to win. show us there's one guy you ca

this, of course, is a shot at trump, who still believes that he won the election from biden in the wayser president of his vice, just because of this, they dispersed on january 6, 2020 after the storming of congress precisely. certified biden's victory trump's appearance in washington drew attention in the white house the us president suddenly lashed out at his recent rival for the january 6 riots. so trump did not have the courage to do something , evil tongues have already noted that against the backdrop of a falling economy, record inflation is the mass of other problems that accompany biden's rule, the events of january 6 a year and a half ago. it 's practical. the only thing biden can criticize trump for without fear of reciprocal criticism, and on current affairs, the white house seems to have nothing to say about the economic downturn in six months such that in america is talking about a recession, but the white house pretends to have no idea. what this means the day before about a recession, an administration spokeswoman refused to speak. we can not. i will not give a definition

trump. i mean, obama very just a bit in some areas, but the biden, you call it the biden. trump middle east foreign policy because it's very, very similar. it is not, it is not signify, it changed. and i think i also think it's not going to speak to his democratic base at all because it is very much like the trust policy on has obviously got some criticism, bark, bark home for the and even though he's denied they've been a continuation of trauma policy there are certainly many similarities the looking to the mid terms. do you think the bargains trip to the middle east and saudi arabia will affect isn't currently rock bottom ratings and do you see any impacts on those midterms? not with this trip necessarily. most people don't. most americans don't care about foreign policy. it's a, you know, we wait, we wave the flag, but we're not focused on it. it doesn't make us decide whether to vote for someone, for the most part. that is domestic policy. it's always about domestic policy. so unless he is successful in this fantasy and bringing all crisis down by talking to saudi arabia, which is not g

biden is going to go to east jerusalem to undercut the trump policy in jerusalem. r seen the president tour the mideast in a more weakened condition than president biden. and i say that with sadness. trump looks pretty damn good to me when you look at the issues we are facing as a nation and as a world. >> jesse: he is touring the mideast. he is probably not going to bow to the saudi king. maybe fist bump because he doesn't want to shake hands and catch anything. do you think he is aware that his stalking horse gavin newsom is inside the white house measuring the drapes while he is away? >> i don't know. i don't want to say what he is aware of and what he is not. that's a very complicated situation. i will say this that the democratic party in large numbers want to move on from biden. the republican party substantially supports president trump. so everybody talks about the trump effect on 2022. if you are a democrat and somebody said to you running in 2022, biden is here to help you, jump out the window. >> jesse: no one wants him in their district. that's for sure.

. >> are you predicting a biden-trump rematch of 2024? >> i'm not predicting. but i would not be disappointed >> reporter: before the president arrived a secret service agent was sent back to the u.s. after being accused of a physical altercation on the street israeli police did not file charges the agent is on leave pending investigation. lester >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> now to our nbc news exclusive wnba star brittney griner is due back in a russian court tomorrow, and perhaps no one understands her struggle quite like a young american with a very similar story she's never shared her account publicly before, but tonight she's breaking her silence with our kate snow >> are you speaking out right now in part because you hope brittney griner hears you and feels your camaraderie? >> that's probably the biggest reason that i'm here >> reporter: naama issachar grew up in new jersey and moved to israel as a teen in 2019, she backpacked through india and had a layover in moscow on her way home she says she was pulled from the boarding line, taken to a room w

taking a look at trump and biden. >> biden's tone is different than trump.ed ties with the palestinians which were broken under the trump administration. he has restored funding which trumcut. he has restored the two state solution. but he has not reversed key policies of the trump administration that are still on the books. or example, it determines that is really settlements in the west bank wer not illegal under international law. the biden administration has not touched that, neither has it reversed trump's decision to make jerusalem the capital even though the palestinians want east jerusalem the capital. he has committed to reopening the u.s. consulate which serves palestinians but has not done so yet because of israeli opposition. what he is going to do is visit a hospital in east jerusalem which serves palestinians. according to reports, the israelis want to send a government official along and he rejected. perhaps he is sending a subtle signal that he does not necessarily accept israeli sovereignty in the eastern part of the city. but that is not wi

said the don trump bears no responsibility for january 6th, who said he voted for every one of biden's -- trumpinees. who says he opposes the law that we've passed in colorado to codify women's rights to choose. he seemed only never that matters is 9.1% because that's the inflation ember. the number is 9.6% in the eu, i'm not sure joe biden cause that problem. we have to explain that. we have to win, by the way. i don't want to talk about -- is not about people being -- meets democrats have a moral obligation to win -- and ohio in colorado and nevada. we cannot lose those seats. if we lose them, we move into people that don't actually believe in the democracy. >> indeed. as we were just discussing, places like michigan. -- i'm glad you mentioned those years because a lot of those polls recently show the democrats prospects for november have improved and many would argue is because of the public hearings. it reminded people of extremism and radicalism of the gop and not to people of the don trump -- is an argument for your party to be much more aggressive about donald trump and about gop extremi

apart from president biden waving executive privilege for trump's inner circle they left the work of the january 6 committee speak for itself. but yesterday you saw president biden takedown of donald trump using words and phrases that clearly designed to get under trump's skin calling him a defeated president that didn't have the courage to act. president biden invoking the work product to say that donald trump sat in the white house dining room for three hours and did nothing as his supporters unleashed medieval hell upon law enforcement and striking to see the president weigh in in that respect but also the white house haunted by the defund the policeman tra. it was in some ways president biden's way to show that donald trump's claim to the law and order branding he is using for five or six years to show it was fraudulent. >> where is the real risk for the former president? as "the washington post" reports there's two tracks of investigation. seditious conspiracy. the government proceeding to certify the election results. potential fraud with the fake elector scheme that we have bee

and trump lawyers wrote it up into a formal plan within 11 days of biden's win. the goal to get the electors pledged to trump, to meet on december 14th and the lie, and claim that they represented voters and states that went for biden, not trump. but the electoral college formalized biden's win on that day, december 14th, as headlines show. that is why some of the people lying for trump, pretending that they were electors in states that trump lost, that is why they may end up indicted or in prison. they continue on with that electoral fraud after that day. so they can't claim that they were just alternate electors, you, know just in case a court ruling changed the result in their state, or something. no. they kept on with their fraud, to overturn what was the completed and final electoral college vote. that is a key point. now, those are individual random people that are kind of just pretending to be electors. you can think of them, albeit with their fraud, as rando's. but another overlapping thought was pushed by trump lawyer john eastman, the former clarence tho

president biden has in the past been reluctant to talk about donald trump. why now? >> reporter: these are pretty rare comments. he has made quite clear about how he feels about what happened on january 6th, but you don't often see president biden going out of his way to say trump's name, certainly not specifically, he often refers to them as my preld decessor, you don't often see him say donald trump. he was speaking with a group of black law enforcement executives, talking about what law enforcement did that day, and also being sharply critical of what his predecessor did or did not do on january 6th. >> face to face with a crazed mob that believed the lies of the president. police were heroes, donald trump lacked the courage to act. brave law enforcement officers were subject to the medieval hell for three hours, dripping in blood, surrounded by carnage. you can't be pro insurrection and pro cop. you can't be pro insurrection and pro american. >> reporter: so in these remarks really, you saw president biden trying to compare what president trump was doing on that d

know, well, that is, they just don’t talk about their own politicians as much as they talk about biden trump american politicians bolton, uh, there's a scumbag , someone else, it flooded the russian screen well, you know, such thoughts appear in them, which well, now listen, well, it's just very strange that ukrainians don't think about anything, no matter what they talk about at first the place still comes out war war and our victory seven days a week from monday to monday seven different spheres of human activity sports culture politics eight presenters espresso journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most current events through the prism of war every day author projects on espresso we continue the broadcast on espresso and yehor checherinda in the studio and hanna valevska is also with us on the espresso channel good morning to everyone who joins to introduce orest brit volunteer head of the bon charity fund and owner of the order to our guests princess olga of the third degree, princess olga , oresto, we congratulate you, we congratulate you, dana yarova, you are a pub

falls they asked the biden's staff when trump doesn't fall they ask trump critics, so no, i don't think that's fair now. i do think there's been a turn in mainstream mess. press coverage about joe biden since the boxed withdrawal from afghanistan. i think that did unleash a lot of reporters who then finally got tough on joe biden and it's continued ever since then i think interestingly the new york times of most recent date. it's hard to publish on the front page polls showing that democrats don't want to run again for re-election their coverage of joe biden and saudi arabia was brutal so i can't help but think if the new york times is going through a little of a phase right now sending a signal they actually do want a different democrat a younger democrat to replace joe biden for him not to run for reelection, but i also think it's a passing phase. and if joe biden does run they'll be right back to how vigorous joe biden is and how important it is to defeat whoever the republican may be now last week. there was quite a controversy about a conservative outlet getting someth

let's focus right now on those two, lawsuits and installing trump electors in those biden states. initial preparation for electors is generally legal and lawsuits are legal. trump began with these legal longshots, but they quickly failed. over 50 of the campaign's 50 lawsuits ending within a month, none ever made it to the supreme court for a hearing, let alone a victory. with biden declared the winner, the cases seemed like kind of a sideshow platform for rudy giuliani's press conferences. at the time, few saw them as a real path to holding power. >> fraud, an absolute fraud. you can't just submit these ballots and not have them check. they are highly suspect ballots . >> that could have been mickey mouse. that could have been a dead person. i would fire everybody involved in this election. >> but the voters fired trump. the judges rejected those cases. that is a reality that matters because as that door closed, trump's staff increasingly turned more on stalling trump electors and states that biden had one. this was a kind of hail mary alternative to court where they were losing.

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plus, the legal setback for former trump advisor steve bannon. >>> could president biden beat trump ifhe election were today? the new poll. plus, first lady jill biden facing backlash for what she said about latinos and tacos. >>> the news no one wants to hear. the covid variant is now reinfecting americans, hospital admissions hitting the highest levels since winter. what's different about this variant. >>> explosion on the launch pad. the video overnight as a spacex booster rocket goes up in flames. >> two head lines from the fast food industry. starbucks reportedly changing its bathroom policy and the legal fight over subway's tuna fish. >>> and the man trying to pus a nose. it's tuesday, july 12th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning". >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with a high stakes hearing on the january 6th committee today. >> the committee is expected to focus on extremist groups who stormed the capitol and the alleged role former president trump played in motivating them. also we're expecting to hear from an ohio man who ente

will they say look, i want the trump economy and energy policies back? i'm done with biden. are they looking for something new? the donor class usually says where is the next fresh face and big thing. whoever runs in 2024 if president trump decides not to, they will have to be running on his policy accomplishments no doubt. and really take the case. i think the most binary choice now is between biden and trump. you will hear grumblings among donors and voters. that's where it is going right now. 50 seats for the republicans if they're able to make joe biden's deficits democratic deficits and distractions. the democratic party thinks if they can get rid of biden and harris they'll move forward. >> bill: kellyanne, thanks. you said a lot there. a lot more to dive into when we have more time. >> dana: i will read that transcript to learn more. president biden interrupted in the middle of a speech at the white house yesterday while he was commemorating a new gun law when a man shouted he must do more. well, that man is the father of a victim in the high school shooting massacre i

when biden criticized trump, he said he didn't take the necessary precautions to defend himself. how can we expect him to defend a country now? we saw biden. he was in israel. he was in saudi arabia. >> he wasn't wearing a mask. yeah, the big difference between joe and donald is donald is not a super spreader. >> you know, he was a germophobia before. it was cool, right. and he never shook hands u with anybody, anybody until he president for and then he had to do it. t meanwhile, joe bideno invades everyone's personal space. he has no idea. he's like russia. he's like a personal russiakr plundering ukraine. but it's your personal space. you saw how many people he touched. i mean, he's spreading so much virus. hunter biden is jealous also. we got to point this out. i love that that montage just to see the number of people who have obvious risk factors passing judgment on people. if you were as obese as brian a stelter, you can go on there and start criticizing people about what they're doing about their health. and i'm glad the doctor said g e finished his plate and i hope he went

trump. every time joe biden says donald trump's name now voters say two things. they say man up. you have been the president for a year and a half. you created this bad economy, energy dependence, putin and ukraine. two, thanks for reminding me about donald trump and how great we had it. i don't want to make it a choice between the trump and biden economy if i'm biden. >> harris: the ultra-maga label, too. people identify with that because it is the equivalent to the deplorable and you only magnify the issue of what is not working and what they are missing, as you say, when you do the name calling. i want to get to this because you beautifully put it. they are whistling past kamala harris and others. they continue to cast doubt on the president and kamala harris and pete buttigieg insisting biden will run in 2024. >> listen to president biden. he intends to run and if he does, i intend to run with him. so there you go. >> i expect him to run and i'll support him. >> harris: "the washington examiner" is reporting that a number of top democrats are positioning themselves for a 2024

. >> unfortunately, donald trump loses to biden. econds. >> six in ten americans feel trump should not run for a second term. 182, ronald reagan. he went on to win 49 states. >> all right, guys. great discussion. hope to see you soon. have a great day, everybody. >>> don't go anywhere, you at home. we want to bring you a story of a child who met civility rights icon john lewis. it changed the force of his life. stay with us. ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. ♪ she's feeling the power of listerine. he's feeling it. yep, them too. it's an invigorating rush... ...zapping millions of germs in seconds. for that one-of-a-kind whoa... ...which leaves you feeling... ahhhhhhh listerine. feel the whoa! ♪ ♪ ♪i'm so defensive,♪ ♪i got bongos thumping in my chest♪ ♪and something tells me they don't beat me♪ ♪ ♪ ♪he'd better not take the ring from me.♪ i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest i

biden says he will continue pressuring tehran to return to the 2015 agreement. former president donald trumpll recall, withdrew the u.s. from the accord in 2018. in iraq and syria, biden has approved the use of military force to prevent the resurgence of groups such as isil and to respond to rocket attacks on u.s. targets. and washington is also pushing for negotiations to end the war in yemen. ♪ well, let's bring in our guests. in arlington, virginia, we have khaled elgindy. he's the senior fellow at the middle east institute and also the author of "blind spot: america and the palestinians, from balfour to trump." from london, we are joined by andreas krieg, a senior lecturer in defence studies at king's college, london. and in birmingham, is scott lucas, professor emeritus at birmingham university and founder of ea worldview, a news analysis website. a very warm welcome to you all. thank you for joining us gentlemen. i want to start with the timing of this. biden's last trip to the region was, over 12 years ago as vice president and he has been president for a year and a half now. it hasn'

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what is the distinction between the biden and trump policy on china? : at the moment, not much. you saw this in the campaign trail, both biden and trump, seeing how this was pulling with the electorates, wanted to talk on china. there is one issue at the moment that this administration, we are waiting for an answer on. whether or not they are going to lift him tariffs from the trump era on china, because some economists think it could -- inflationary concerns. they had stock with a lot of policies trump put in place on china. there is one potential nuance in approach, that is president trump took a unilateral approach win wanting to combat china, while president biden relishes in his multilateral approach. he was at the g7, they discussed china. for the first time, a strategic concept in madrid for that nato document, they called china a systemic challenge. a lot of that is driven by washington. tom: in the blur yesterday, we did not speak to the symbolism of the leadership of japan, south korea and the united states of america meeting at a nato meeting

biden intends to dismantle the legacy of his predecessor donald trump by returning to the concept of two states for two peoples, but an experienced palestinian president who has dealt with many us presidents is in no hurry to rejoice in the back of biden's head. trump is breathing again, which means that the middle east policy of the white house remains unpredictable and inconsistent sergey pashkov alexander ivanyuk anastasia demyanets news, israel as baidu builds relationships with the oil-rich middle east, energy prices in the us hit a historic record. the so-called energy index, which takes into account the price of oil , gasoline and electricity, rose by 40%. this has not happened in the united states since 1980, the anti-record of forty years ago was also updated by inflation, which soared by more than 9%. dissatisfied with the high cost of fuel, drivers in california have gas station prices there. the highest in the country staged protest action of dozens of trucks at minimum speed, drove through los angeles, blocking traffic, trying to bring down prices and reduce social tensio

in fact president biden has been reluctant to take a punch at donald trump in to bring up january six. he has left a committee largely to do his business. i think it is a sign that there are many in biden's own party who are hoping he would come out tweeting morgantown with trump and it is important to note that trump will act should be back in washington d.c. for the first time since he left it. so let's just say, ungraciously. for a speech tomorrow. i do think the timing suggest that biden wanted to make that point before donald trump was back here in washington d.c.. >> tom, why are you shaking your head? what's the deal? >> i'm just thinking she's nailing it bang on, as susan always. does >> he's gonna be back -- unceremoniously, the american people told him to leave. john, the 16 committee is sharpening their focus on the circumstance -- secret service. they are just scratching the surface when it comes to uncovering what was behind the missing texts. how important is it that they get to the bottom of that? >> i guess very important. it's important not only for this investigation

trump lack the courage to act. >> you could hear the scratchy voice. he's recovering from covid. that's the first thing i noticed. what do you think about biden laying into trump like that and showing the contrast between law enforcement and the former president? >> it is interesting. it's probably a sign of the effectiveness of the january 6 committee in putting these facts, which was already known back in front of the public in a powerful way. in fact, president biden has generally been reluctant to take a punch at donald trump and to bring up january 6. he has left the committee largely to do, businesslike think it's a sign, certainly many of binds own party hoping that he's going to come out with more against an ultra, and it's important to know that trump will actually be back in washington d. c. for the first time. since he left it, so let's just say i'm gracious -- ungraciously -- i do think the timing suggests that biden wanted to make that point before trump was back here in washington, d. c.. >> why are you shaking your head? >> i was just thinking, she's nailed it right on. susan always does. >> he's going to be back. would you say

curious. >> are you predicting a biden trump rematch in 2024? >> i'm not predicting. but i would not be disappointed. >> you would not be disappointed? >> so you look forward to the >> know the one thing i know about politics in american politics in particular, is there's no way to predict what's going to happen. i'm not even halfway through my term yet. there's a lot of room to figure out what's going to happen. >> listen, one thing he said is true, it's hard to predict, but the thing is, 64% of democrats said they wanted a different nominee in 2024. he's got an uphill battle with his own party before he potentially battles trump for the white house again. >> yeah, and on, look, discontent is not unheard of among democrats or republicans when the president isn't doing well in the polls. and you're heading into a fall campaign. we felt some of that when i was in the obama white house. the fundamental thing i'd be worry about that those are large numbers, 64% is a large number, but also when they're asking people to volunteer, what it was they objected to about biden,

i guess that raises the question, not just biden, trump as well, how old is too old?t the number but more about the energy factor. for americans, especially young democrats, the democratic party that doesn't reflect what the democratic voters look like. the president has really lost an opportunity here when it comes to being able to excite the votes. the base. for example, he could announce that he was going to federally make marijuana legal. he would be able to box in joe manchin on the build back better. instead, we have seen the president fall behind and his response to abortion. failed to accurately respond to things like crt. not aggressively take on republicans in a way that i think democrats need. when he called mitch mcconnell a man of honor, i think a lot of democrats are scratching their heads and wondering that if mitch mcconnell is a person of honor, what are we doing here? >> thank you so much. more questions and no clear answers. healthy victims of uvalde,texas and how they are dealing with the shootings. you are watching, chris jansing reports. only on