facts when it comes to assertions being made about the vaccine, whether it's from the trump white house or the biden white house. and certainly you would agree that there was vaccine available before joe biden became president. >> yeah, of course. i mean, he got vaccinated, and others got vaccinated.

amplified the president's personality and i'm wondering why you think that hasn't happened with the biden white house. has that harmed the white house in some sense. and who do you think is the david axelrod o? >> your pandering, this is uncanny. we were having aconversation in the car three hours ago about what happened to the celebrity strategist .who came out of the 20/20 election, with cheap $.10 cigars. it's just gone. who came out of 2020 as the architect. like, the sort of bush's brain character of the biden campaign? some of that is about covid-19. was not as visible. the drama and ups and downs were not as visible. part of it speaks to the really close-knit and the be euphemistic about it a very long can your inner circle around july. these people who had been but i would say one thing about this, there really wassomeone who could have claimed a lot of that and that was mike donlon who was basically a recluse . i didn't know a couple people. mike donlon for sure. jen o'malley dillon. >> he was more the strategist. but i mean, these are characters who in adifferent kind of campaign if nthey w

in purely political terms, doesn't it look like the biden white house let this spin out of control?e the headlines, yes. but if you looked at what it takes when you have somebody who is a whistleblower make an allegation of bacteria and contamination that led to a handful of children being sick and in one case a death -- which they have found there is no connection between that formula and those cases of illness and death -- that takes time. and it wasn't in the headlines. so when the white house is working with the fda behind the scenes with abbott, as you rightly said, it's the largest of the four manufacturers. but i want to point on that, howie, because that's one of our problems. we only have four manufacturers, one. 96 plus percent of the formula we get in this country is from our country, which is a good thing in one respect. and when you've had con domination or bacteria as other thing -- of other things we ingest in the past, lettuce, for example, it didn't end up as a shortage. and lastly, you know the reason so many women use formula? now, i adopted a child. you can take

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and klain says that's not biden's brand. >> white house officials are now saying they think that's thessage. i think the question remains will -- >> will biden do it. >> will biden be the one to do it. >> to your point it is fundamentally against who joe biden is, we've seen this over and over again, a democratic strategist was making a point to me the other day, it was an ironic point, that joe biden is going to come out and attack republicans and he'll give the eulogy at -- the funeral. it did umm up where things are. it isn't just that biden likes comedy, doesn't want to be in a fight. he still has this vision of washington as a place that he was part of for decades, and it's just not that place anymore. >> to the extent there is stagnation on the agenda, that is actually translating to voters. there's a focus group in the past week of words democrats are using to describe how things are going in the country. frustrated, aggravated, discouraged, worrying, frightened. these are -- >> democrats. right. >> these are democrats. >> right. >> and they are frustrated. mj, you brought up st

and it is appears that democrats and far too many in the biden white house and in congress focused on what's going on abroad and not focused on what's going on at home. that's where we have to turn out attention. you also new bills that you are proposing, it would require all non immigrants visa application including those outside of china to declare whether they are member of the chinese communist party or another regime, i read this i think why isn't this already been done? i mean, given what's happening in world and what's going on with china spying off the coast of australia we learned what's -- why is this controversial? real remember president trump blocked visa to going to most chinese communist party officials. so that led us to where we are today biden administration has don't ask don't tell policy with via applicants this why you got senator feinstein with a chinese communist party spy who her driver you have eric swalwell intimate relationship chinese communist party spy. we don't ask we don't know whether or not they are coming united states to do work on behalf of our gre

facts when it comes to assertions being made about the vaccine, whether it's from the trump white house or the bidenthat there was vaccine available before joe biden became president. >> yeah, of course. i mean, he got vaccinated, and others got vaccinated. so i mean, i think from a pure accuracy, that's not a correct statement. but i mean, you know, it just went out. i'm sorry, there's nothing i could do about that, jake. >> all right. well, i think you have done something by pointing out it's inaccurate. dr. fauci, thank you so much. have a good weekend. >> coming up, israeli police beat mourners at a funeral procession for a palestinian american journalist who had been killed. the shocking video and what led to the attack. that's next. erie-style chicken. it's sweet, it's tangy, it's tender, it never misses. you could say it's t the steph curry of footlongs. you could, but i'm not gonna. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and re... (vo) every business, big or small, coast to coast, needs internet that can keep up with its demands. verizon has fast, reliable internet solutions nationwide. so y

biden's agenda reince priebus said the white house is failing policies driving them to the g.o.p. >> this is where the president has taken this country. and you think about what is at stake and what is affecting voters. the rnc chair, there is nothing that moves the american voter then when you can't buy a car because it is too expensive. you can't find formula to feed your baby. your groceries are twice the amount that they were two years ago. >> and the biden administration and the baby formula shortage, which has parents panicking across the country. >> carley: more than 100 house republicans say the president needs to do much more and right now ashley strohmier joins us with the latest. ashley, good morning. >> good morning, guys here at the biden white house with the massive crisis that may leave parents without baby formula to be the children. it comes not so great update from retailers that carry the formula. their shelves seen across the country. the avid plans of the largest formula maker in the u.s. was closed due to a recall over contamination concerns that now parents are

watch this moment at the white house correspondents dinner. watch. president bidenecial thanks to the 42% of you who actually applauded. [laughter]. i'm really excited to be here tonight with the only group of americans with a lower approval rating than i have. >> ever since you come into office things are looking up of the gas is up, rent is up, food is up. everything, thank you, mr. president. i appreciate you. please be careful leaving tonight. we know this administration doesn't handle evacuations well. thank you so much. >> latest numbers showing, this is going to have any effect on the 2022 election come november midterms? >> well i think this is an aberration. there are plenty other statistics and analysis that have said that this is an aberration. elizabeth: you know, it is not a good look to be laughing at inflation when families are literally choosing between buying more good or gas and people are losing their businesses like restaurants or more. for nancy pelosi to say this is an aberration, congresswoman, citing a slowdown in government spending, decline

something that has frustrated this white house, inflation, high gas prices, covid and now these mass shootings. you report biden is rattled by sinking approval ratings and a white house official said i heard him say he used to say about president o'. 's tenure that everything landed on his desk but lo custs. now he understands how that feels. so as he faces this crisis and many others, what are folks watching for? what moves might be made in the white house to turn things around? >> reporter: the feeling inside the white house is that he just can't catch a break. meaning that it's crisis after crisis. he came in, obviously, with a really tall number of crises. we had the covid pandemic and other issues that he was facing, the economy, and so now the feeling is after a year and some into pg in office, things keep piling up. and that his white house is sometimes appears to be caught flat footed. the extent of the crisis that was happening, and his poll numbers are something he's frustrated with. one person told us and others echoed this that president biden has talked about how he's lower than former president tr

in perfectly with the conspiracy theorist at msdnc and by the way she is not the only former biden white housed to liberal nbc news. they used to have lying brian, i saw of dead bodies floating right outside my hotel room. when i was in katrina. the problem was the hotel he was at didn't have flooded streets, so there were no bodies floating. anyway, former vice president, former spokesperson for vice president harris, symone sanders, is debuting a new show on msdnc this weekend and she claims she will not use the show to be a nonstop cheerleader for the biden white house, which would be great because that is what every other show on that network pretty much is. this despite the fact, by the way, we now know her very first guest. reportedly that will be the first lady, jill biden. anyway, how nice. here with reaction to all of this, former white house press secretary and "outnumbered" cohost katie mcinerney and fox news contributor joe concha's with us. i think i like the early morning flights, don't check for covid because they're not going to be here very long. the putin price hike, putin in

inflation might be temporary or transitory, we are seeing that sort of come back to haunt the biden white house now, and brian deese, biden's top economic adviser, was asked about that at the white house briefing just this afternoon. and he said that the economic recovery has been uncertain and unexpe unexpected, so what we're seeing is the white house wary of trying to play the prediction game and also trying to inject optimism into the conversation. that's of course a very tough juggling act. >> m.j. lee, thank you so much. >> let's get to richard quest, the host of "quest means business." this push by the white house comes as americans' views of the economy remain deeply pessimistic according to a new gallup poll released today. only 14% of american adults rate the economic conditions as excellent or good. 46% call them poor. 39% rate them as only fair. americans' economic pessimism took a turn for the worst this month and is likely the worst it has been since the end of the great recession. do you see this as a policy failure, a communications failure? both, neither? what do you think? >> i

at the white house for giving lastly, we thank president biden and thet causes, to remind ourselves of what we can do as artists. hope king is a reporter with axios and has been covering the issue of anti—asian hate extensively. shejoins me now from new york. great to get you on the programme, hope, and just have to have simple disclosure here — bts is a huge hit in my house. my house is a huge fan of the band! while it is not unusual for them to speak out about social issues, this meeting is a little unusual, isn't it? what message are they trying to send? i unusual, isn't it? what message are they trying to send?— they trying to send? i think it is they trying to send? i think it is the one they — they trying to send? i think it is the one they want _ they trying to send? i think it is the one they want to _ they trying to send? i think it is the one they want to send your| they trying to send? i think it is - the one they want to send your kids, possibly. as you mentioned, they are a global hit, and if they do anything, say anything online, it will re

biden in asia, vowing the u.s. will defend taiwan if china invades. but the white house insisting u.s. policy on china hasn't changed. the heated response from china >>> the cdc sounding the alarm on monkeypox, why they say it's especially concerning for some men. possible cases now in at least four states >>> pfizer announcing that three smaller doses of its covid vaccine are safe and effective for children under 5. the new fda timeline parents need to know >>> new images of the suspect in a deadly unprovoked shooting on the new york subway, the urgent manhunt >>> the scathing new report in the southern baptist convention, the sexual abuse crisis top leaders are accused of mishandling for decades. >>> and he saved the lives of dozens at sea. the reunion more than four decades in the making >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone it was an encouraging sight for american families who had been hard pressed to find infant formula for their babies pallets and pallets of formula, 35 tons, arriving in the u.s. from europe aboard a military transpo

they're looking and seeing that the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan that was pushed by the biden white housen, in february of 2021, was pass solely by democrats without a single republican vote, and i think they're looking back on the president's push for the build back better plan which they wanted to spend $6 trillion additional dollars on top of that $2 trillion and thinking, look, republicans are offering an alternative solution, and the democratic record for the past year when they've had full control of the federal government has not been good for their family. the ultimate question is are you better off now than you were a year ago, and the answer for the vast majority of people is absolutely not. gerry: yeah. famous question that ronald reagan famously asked jimmy carter -- asked the american people when he was running against jimmy carter, of course, in 1980. charlie, it's clear they do see they have a problem with inflation. president biden gave that big speech this week. again, it was rather strange. do you think they, do you think they do understand just how big the problem is ha

certain vulnerable groups of children jo ling kent has late details. >> reporter: tonight, the biden white housender growing pressure to act, with millions of families unable to get infant formula >> our message to parents is, we hear you, we want to do everything we can, and we're going to cut every element of red tape >> reporter: parents like haley rubble say they have no choice but to hit the road to find the formula her 8-month-old son isaac relies on, driving up to four hours to track it down. >> we searched shelves from texas to colorado to oklahoma to kansas city, anything and everything, and they're empty. >> reporter: she's one of millions of parents nationwide searching not just for formula, but also, for answer as the national out of stock average rises to 43%. congress calling emergency hearings, saying the situation is alarming, with the administration now considering the use of the defense production act to address this shortage >> i think when you look at the defense production act, you have to ensure that it would actually achieve what you're trying to achieve. so we're also loo

even worse for the white house, shannon, mr. biden's approval rating 38% while nearly 6 out of 10 americans say they disapprove of the job he is doing, shannon. >> shannon: room for improvement with those numbers. room to grow for the white house. kevin, thank you very much and we talk about the favorite topics coming up. >> pizza! >> carley: i will see you in just a few. >> shannon: an update on a story we have been tracking "fox news @ night" investigating whether or not taxpayer dollars are being used to give out crack pipes. that is the allegation. the biden administration said multimillion dollar harm reduction program is not funneling tax dollars to drug paraphernalia. that is being called out tonight. the washington reporting "yes, safe smoking kits include free crack pipes. we know because we got them." ashley strohmier is digging into that story for us, good evening, ashley. >> good evening, shannon the biden white house smoking kids and drug would not contain crack pipes but "the washington free beacon" said that is not true b

and hunter biden associate visited the white house 19 times while joe biden was vice president the baddent continues to insist he knew nothing about his son's business dealings. i'm the good new power school culture to stop using offensive words so you'll get a disapproving notification every time you write terms like a landlord or a fireman in an e-mail. you have been warned. welcome to the wall street journal at large fred will be talk about all of this the panel this week's westward reporter for the washington examiner come to mechanic strategist ghost of the five on fox news just guitar left. first he loved most was colonized martha wants to liberate us in the titan controls under free speech imposed by some his counterparts in silicon valley. border twitter reluctantly accepted mosques offered to buy the social meter platform for $44 billion for moscow's highlight criticized twitter for its bias. since its launch with a decade ago the platform as a primary vehicle much of our news and comment is aired could it politely calls content moderation was an opportune the progress of our

economy and president joe biden's white house. >> i heard the first turn. i said, not us.. not us. we are working full-time and still having a hard time maintaining, managing, being able to buy groceries. reporter: under pressure to help consumers, invited on tuesday insisted his policies are fighting inflation. >> i know you have got to be frustrated. frustrated by high prices, by gridlock in congress. by the time it takes to get anything done. believe me. i understand the frustration. reporter: he blamed rising prices on the global pandemic, and on the war in ukraine. but he also attacked republicans for pushing an ultra mega agenda, referring to former president donald trump's make america great again policies, believes do not align with mainstream american values. >> the republican plan is to increase taxes on middle-class families, take billionaires and large companies off the hook as they raise prices and reap profits in record amounts. it is that simple. reporter: bite and insists, if republicans are elected to control congress in november's midterm elections they w

now we have good news and bad news out of the biden white house. all right. first, the good news, the most pompous and dishonest pressst secretary in american history. she will be gone at the end of the week. the bad news, her replacement is a full blownwn tin foil conspiracy theorist who thinks that many of her political opponents are racist. and we've got a full hannity investigation into cregeen peer coming up. but we begin tonight with this . the big guy, joe biden, his genius new plan to battle inflation. >> take a look and i agree s with what chairman paul said last week that theeek number one threat is the strengthon in strength that we build is inflation. look, i know you've got to be frustrating. no, i can taste it for inflation and it's going to take any responsibility or policy. i think our policy is to helppde nots hurt. think about think about what they say the vast majority of the of the of the economist think that this is going to be a real tough problem to solve. but it's not because of spending screaming at the tv. >> how have they helped joe

white house correspondents dinner, you are staying with me. stick around. coming up, donald trump's legal woes, and president biden's legal triumphs. we are waiting to hear from trevor noah, who is headlining the white house correspondents dinner tonight. but, first, richard louis easier with the headlines. hey richard. >> good evening. some of the stories that we're watching this hour is a search underway in alabama, from itching president official, and the murder suspect she was escorting. the official, and suspect, appeared on friday morning, but they never did. the patrol car, find new nearby shopping center. fire crews, working to contain a raging wildfire in santa fe new mexico, destroying over 160 homes, forcing thousands to evacuate. this fire has burned an area of over 150 square miles, as of saturday. over 1000 firefighters, working to contain that place. and, grammy award winning artist, naomi judge, has died. a member of a successful country music duo, the judge's, alongside her daughter, winona. the jobs were scheduled to be considered into the country hall of fame, on sunday. jarred was 76 years old. more, after this b

announcer: the finish president and swedish prime minister joint president biden at the white house toalk about the nato alliance amid the invasion of ukraine. president biden said the countries have the backing of the u.s. in joining nato. this is about 25 minutes. >> the finnish president and the swedish prime minister join president biden at the white house to talk about their bid to join the nato alliance amid russia's invasion of ukraine. president biden said the two countries have the complete backing of the u.s. in joining nato. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by the president of the republic of finland and the prime minister of sweden. [band plays "hail to the chief brts] -- "hail to the chief"] pres. biden: please be seated, thank you. it's not only a beautiful day, this is in my view and the view of my team, a momentous day. it's a very, very good day. today i am proud to welcome and offer the strong support of the united states for the applications of two great democracies and two close, highly capable partne

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tonight, the biden white house, under growing pressure to do something. president spoke with the ceos of a number of big-box stores, urging them to help families who are in desperate need. >> we are seeing increases over the last couple of weeks. more needs to be done. we will cut all the red tape that we can and we will import more to expedite this as quickly as possible. >> in the meantime, parents are scrambling all over the country. the mac we have searched shelves all over, in many states, anything and everything . >> if you rely on amazon for formula, it is not easy to come by. tonight, some of the biggest brands are not available. some are taking advantage of the shortage on ebay, a formula that is normally $35 in the store, is going for more than 100 online. the white house is also urging state and federal regulators to crack down on price gouging. in the meantime, people in the bay area are grabbing from store shelves, what they can, in hopes of getting relief, soon. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> kids are running from their homes . new video

economy and president joe biden's white house. i heard the 1st 1st heard a term working for nasa us working. we're working full time and we still have a hard time maintaining managing. being able to buy groceries just under pressure to help consumers biden on tuesday, insisted his policies are fighting inflation. or no, you got to be frustrated, frustrated by high prices, by gridlock and congress. by the time it takes to get anything done, leave me understand the frustration he blamed rising prices on the global pandemic, and on the war in ukraine. but he also attacked republicans for pushing an all trot maga agenda, referring to former president donald trump's make america great again. policies he believes, do not align with mainstream american values. republican plan is to increase taxes on the middle class families. but billionaires and large companies off the hook as they raise profits, raise your prices and re profits of record number, record amount. and it's really that simple. by didn't insists if republicans are elected to

us president privately, after making brief statements to media in the white house press briefing room. lastly, we thank president bideneak about the important causes, to remind ourselves of what we can do as artists. i spoke earlier to hope king, who has been covering the issue of anti—asian hate for axios. she reflected on why the us president would be meeting with the k—pop group. they are a global hit, and if they do anything, if they say anything online, it will reach hundreds of millions of people, and i think that is why the white house invited them today to talk about this issue. one of their tweets last year, following the shooting death of six asian women in the atlanta area spa shootings, that was the most retweeted tweet of 2021, so i think that is why it was important for the white house. hope, is my understanding right that, anecdotally, we definitely did see hate crimes against the asian community rise during covid or post—covid? can you talk us through why that happened? really starting in 2020, we saw a surge in these hate crimes. and there have been different ways to measure the number of those hate c

biden's white house has made that the disgust for america clear. >> we know we have work to do a homethat includes addressing profound inequities,. >> racism israel in america. it has always been. >> racism,. >> you can only rule over a country that you low threat. >> if the biden puppeteers are pulling strings right now putting the words on the teleprompter, if they really loved american, i mean really loved it, it wouldn't be doing any of their spirit they wouldn't have waved off larry summers on the inflation issue year ago. they wouldn't have put us deepe in debt with covid and stupid build back better spending. they certainly wouldn't have killed our energy independence. and they wouldn't be turning american against it american on race. they wouldn't have let our borders go to the cartels carried they wouldn't have set in motion the policies that our causing so much pain and suffering to those who deserve it least. join me now is ari fleischer, fox news contributor anton duff former wisconsin congressman an fox news contributor. ocasio-cortez, we keep talking about this and it se

that is going to be the closest durham gets to the biden white house and is going to ramp up pressure from the white house on attorney general merrick garland shut this down. the other point i want to make, garland can -- merrick garland can fire john durham, but he has to do so and -- in writing and specify the specific cause. it is weird being a special counsel, you report to the justice department, and you do not. you do not really report to the justice department, but if merrick garland wants to to explain steps or know why he is approving a warrant or subpoena, you have to explain that to him. there is oversight. you are sort of on your own, but there is justice department oversight. guest: host: what about the steel dossier? guest: i do not know if we have learned much more than we did before. we knew a lot of this stuff was under verified. we are several years out of its use for the fbi, these claims have still not been verified. we know more about how some of the unverified claims and allegations that have been disproven have ended up in the steel dossier, we will learn more a

when joe biden's white house was asked about the shortage, they laughed. shameful. make no mistake, there's nothing laughable or funny about this crisis. as a new mother, i understand personally the severity of this challenge. my son, sam, is 9 months old. he's formula fed. even in my trip to the grocery store in upstate new york, the shelves have been fairly empty. and there was an article just today about families having to drive hours to access stores that have formula. think about the cost of gas for families on limited income. so today, house republicans are here to push for action from the f.d.a. and the biden administration who should have had a plan for this shortage months ago. instead, bare shelves biden has continued to pass the buck. biden and the f.d.a. needed to work directly with the manufacturers and hospitals to make sure that we have an adequate supply of baby formula and make sure that parents know where to go if the shelves are empty at the store. host: that's republican congresswoman elise stefanik yesterday on the hill. "the washington post" re

hanging in the balance, there has been a noticeable shift in language and focus at the white house. >> president biden: this mega-crowd is the most extreme organization that existed in american history, in recent american history. >> this mega-crowd who voted for donald trump. from the white house perspective, they are no longer political adversaries, they're worse. >> president biden: this ultramaga agenda is extreme. >> the leaked supreme court decision could overturn roe, a decision he argues could change everything. >> president biden: now what happens if you have state change the law saying that children who are lgbtq can't be in classrooms with other children? is that legit under the way the decision is written? >> critics argue such wild-eyed warnings are designed to frighten the base. but also, part of larger plan to take the focus off domestic problems like the economy by painting the gop as scary and extreme ahead of the midterm elections. the marshal of the supreme court at direction of the chief justice is conducting investigation into the unprecedented leak that one called the gravest mos

president that they take a shellacking like i did last night >> reporter: we pressed former biden white house official cedric richmond. >> will democrats get shellacked in the fall >> i don't think democrats will get shellacked in the fall let's start there. >> reporter: two top biden aides tell nbc news, moving forward the president will double down on his attempts to draw sharp contrast with republicans, including on social flash points like abortion. and he will continue to try to paint some in the gop as ultra-maga, a term democrats developed with focus groups over six months >> the great maga camp maga republicans ultra maga republicans. >> reporter: but some democrats worry that swipe is failing to resonate, with some republicans embracing it >> i am ultra maga and proud of it. >> does the president need to retool his message? >> no, not at all. i think that that is the clearest contrast that we can make and i think the president is doing a good job they are ultra maga. they are extremists. >> reporter: biden aides say they will be strategic about where the president campaigns heading i

summers, jason furman, people who worked in the clinton white house and the obama white house who have been saying for a long time that joe bidenng to try to put forward and he succeeded in doing without a single republican vote is going to cause inflation. one of the reasons that people might not realize is why did he give a speech today? because tomorrow morning at i believe 8:30 a.m. you get the monthly inflation number and it is going to be bad. and they know it, so they tried to get ahead of it. and then the bus ran over him. >> tucker: it is unbelievable. dana perino, the most evenhanded person we know, we wanted to hear from you. thank you. >> great to be here, thank you. >> tucker: by the way, mitch mcconnell of kentucky announced out loud the single most important thing in the world right now is what is happening in ukraine, which most americans say, the single most important thing in my world is the fact that i can afford the things that i could afford last year. our economy is in trouble, no one in washington seems to care at all. putting another $40 billion that we don't have to send to the ukrainian government, not

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the white house about to get rid of biden's disinformation board. that news broke today.was launched to do messaging on bider's border collapse where already the size of chicago has tried to cross. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay, don't hit the panic button just yet. yes, stocks again in a broad selloff due to inflation, stagflation, rate hike fears. we've lost more than a year's worth of gains on the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p and target had its worst day in 25 years. this is the worst since the crash of 1987 foretarget. stunning 52% drop in profit for first quarter. lowe's home improvement sales came in weaker-than-expected. now we've got to get ready of a upper is of pain for both stocks and gas. gas rocketed another record high. talking $4.56 a gallon. it is above four dollars in every state. that is the first time ever. we have this, both democrats and republicans slamming president biden for talking to venezuela and iran to get their oil while undercutting u.s. energy. u.s. households spending $2200 extra a year just on

biden. so you have that plotting between these members of congress and the white house.e formal than many people knew at the time. what's going on december 21st, this group was trying to make sure they knew what pence's view of the requirements were so they could comply with them. trump aid peter navarro, months later, admitted on this very program that they had this plot. he seemed to think it was legal. that might be different from them, and he said they had 100 people ready to go. >> we had over 100 congressman and senators on capitol hill ready to implement the sweep. we were going to challenge the results of the election in the six battleground states. >> that was a big admission. he said at the time and has insisted that he thought what he was planning was legal, and he has every right to say what he says and have his view of it. he was later held in contempt because he refused to speak to the committee, which is a related issue. while mr. gnar var roe insisd it was legal, some of the others who were going to put their necks on the line and do it, some were worried

look at the refracts biden white house essentially cheering this on.cheering on this leak, it wouldn't even make sense for a conservative to leak this. it would be like using a nuclear bomb to blow up a tank. rich: do you think this paves the way for more leaks. family members or clerks will say now it happened, we can go forward and do it. >> no. i think chief justice is doing the right thing ordering the marshal of the people sort to look into this. they will interview each of the people who had access to this draft opinion. they will find out who did this. the clerks serve for a year. so they will be leaving their jobs in june store july anyway. this is clearly a rogue clerk who did this. they will find out who did it. this person could be referred to the u.s. attorney's office for criminal prosecution. i think this is a one-off thing. this is the first time in the supreme court history that a draft has leaked like this. whoever did this made a terrible mistake and i hope they are prosecuted. rich: does the supreme court have the capacity to conduct

white house policy, what does this mean. he's the president. he sets white house policy. the bidenly by the official biden through, delivered through press aides or public statements. i think he ought to stop public speaking and just communicate via text, by releases. >> sandra: when you are the president of the united states, makes many question who is actually making these decisions, and then you have congressman mccall there in the sound bite saying the intelligence community does not appreciate this. but he said there himself on the record, you by like it. lindsey graham speaking up, grabbed it and put it in the full screen, he says this. president biden's statement that if push came to shove the u.s. would defend taiwan against communist china was the right thing to say and the right thing to do, lindsey graham says, make major cracks in world order and security take generations to recover from. some members of the republican party saying you know what, we like what he had to say. stick with it. >> yeah, taiwan, unlike the communist regime in china s a legitimate democratic go