liz: so, here is the game plan out of this biden white house. we couldn't go into detail but instead, let's lie to america. let's deceive america. let's mislead america. this is why this white house is scoring so low in the biden approval ratings. it's the lowest in the modern era according to 538. it's the lowest since the eisenhower era. >> well listen. again, whatever they say, it's the opposite and so what's so sensitive about telling us there's a spy station in cuba that the chinese built? would that be a revelation? the russians have been there for years so it's albuquerque loan it and false and whatever they tell you, they are doing the opposite. that's just a clue for you. liz: but congressman let's get your reaction to this and why america needs to wake up about what's going on. watch this. >> they own the ports on both sides of the panama canal. they have, the chinese have a major space monitoring facility in the mountains of patagonia, in argentina that can monitor our launches and satellites. they have 16 major port projects across so

we have the white house revolving door of hunter biden's colleagues and clients coming through the white house when biden was vice president and president today. we have pictures and video of hunter biden on the airplanes as he was visiting communist china and other locations around the world. they didn't hire hunter biden for his brains. they hired him for the access that his name gave him including liz, as you mentioned, a grandchild, nieces and nephews, current wife and ex-wife and brother and son and there was no business for them to have this kind of money, and the american people ought to know what's going on. liz: final question to congressman issa. the american people do deserve transparency on this , but the push to discredit this , congressman, before america can see the charges, so now the new line is it's not russian disinformation. it's rudy giuliani information but rudy giuliani was the one who first brought forward the hunter biden laptop story. how did that turn out? you know what i mean? so we've got democrat jamie raskin claiming then a.g. william barr dropped these all

flaherty and the biden white house? >> that is a compelling inference from the email traffic back and forth we obtained and discovered. >> did mr. flaherty ever request any reports from social media companies on specific censorship issues? >> very frequently. he was demanding that again and again. his study drumbeat was when he called borderline content. that the email traffic makes clear borderline is what they call it often true content. things like personal anecdotes. opposition to vaccination expressed in terms of political opposition. things of that nature. that is what he wanted to target. he was certainly asking for reports back. they were sending in by weekly crowd reports to the white house. they do that through the closer discovery period. last august in 2022. there was -- overwhelming effort to get them to check their homework if you will. to get them to report back. on how much censorship are you doing it is gonna meet our standards of the white house? >> an overwhelming effort. badgering social media compan

biden. why wouldn't the white house want not to get that out there and put to it rest? te a bit of evidence that is amassing, liz, that millions of dollars went into the biden family coffers from people connected to foreign reg dispeoples, corrupt ones, anti-american ones where joe biden happened to be the point person for american policy i'm not so sure they necessarily think it would be exculpatory or in their interest to push the information out. obviously the president can push out whatever information he wants. if he thought it was helpful to them it would be out already. liz: democrat jamie raskin is pushing out information. he was claiming that a.g. barr dropped this. there is no proof of that. comer assumed the us 10:00 is picking this up for his investigation. jamie raskin moved not to certify the 2016 results for former president trump. he was big on trump russia. let's watch florida governor desantis on this. let's look at his take, watch. >> we have a bureaucracy that our founding fathers would find unrecognizable. it is unaccount ann, weaponized administrati

white house. let me just point this out. the bidenshowed their breasts at their white house press event but they weren't and still aren't willing to say, hey, it's unacceptable for 14-year-old girls to get their boobs chopped off, right? think about how crazy that is. flashing at the white house totally unacceptable, 14-year-old says cut my boobs off, that's heroic. this is where the biden white house is, jesse. >> jesse: you can flash your chest at a 6-year-old at a brunch but don't you dare do it at the white house. that's crazy. >> by the way, this is for guys out there, too. let me just mention, this every guy who has ever been to a strip club, thinks this whole drag show thing is ridiculous. if you took a kid to a strip club, they would take your child away and put you in prison. why are suburban moms everywhere so excited to take their 4-year-olds to put a dollar in a g string for a dude that's pretending to be a chick? like this is all crazy. >> jesse: i just want you to stop rubbing your lesbian fashion sense off on my assista

the difference here is that the biden white house is cooperating with that _ the biden white house isately, donald trump decided very early on in this process to resist — very early on in this process to resist the _ very early on in this process to resist the investigation, to obstructed, there are accusations that he _ obstructed, there are accusations that he lied to the government, that he told _ that he lied to the government, that he told his— that he lied to the government, that he told his lawyers lies, that boxes were moved around, and it became delete _ were moved around, and it became delete becomes a game of cat and mouse _ delete becomes a game of cat and mouse. we are playing around with classified _ mouse. we are playing around with classified information here. this is a very— classified information here. this is a very dangerous situation when someone — a very dangerous situation when someone is refusing to cooperate with the — someone is refusing to cooperate with the federal investigation of what _ with the federal investigation of what is — with the federal investig

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. >> president biden and the white house are trying to make clear and shut down any speculation that they coordinated with the justice department in the indictment of biden's bret saysor. they said -- biden's predecessor. the president just said in north carolina a short while ago that he's staying far away from the attorney general on this. >> have you talked to the attorney general merrick garland on this? >> [inaudible] reporter: the president's critics continue to hammer biden. a confidential fbi source alleged a burisma executive paid the bidens to oil rights using shell companies. a source familiar with that document, to be clear the document does that say joe biden received any payments. but republicans want to see if there is any money trail. democrats are not moved by the fact that this is part of an active investigation in delaware because that probe relates only to hunter biden. >> if we subpoena more bank records we can see if this is true. ukrainian executives were bragging about the number of shell companies that it would take a

you accuse the biden white house -- >> i appreciate that come about talking about policy before politicsstart with policy at the newshour but you accuse the biden white house of wringing their hands and doing nothing, as the russian mercenary group mounted that short-lived rebellion against vladimir putin over the weekend. why in your mind was intervention the right approach? >> well, so i was not saying intervention, i was saying doubling down on our partners and our friends when your adversary is in a period of chaos and uncertainty. that is actually an opportunity and we should've been doubling down in our support to the ukrainians and making sure our nato allies were doing the same, and i think that the biden white house is consumed with this concept of escalation. they believe that anything they do um to help the ukrainians is going to prompt the russians going kamikaze, and it did not happen. this is one of the reasons why the obama administration did not want to give uh uh support to the ukrainians. this is one of the reasons that we do not want to escalate support to the ukrainia

white house as soon as the president leaves the white house. then he turned around. i love that answer. first of all, his explanation for why he says that joe bidenively together is that, oh, i've been in a limo with him, i've been here with him, been at the white house. he calls me when he's overseas. he inserts himself into the whole situation as an explanation for -- it's like, you know, when you tell a job -- in your job interview, you tell them that my biggest weakness is my modesty. the guy is always operating, always scamming, always maneuvering, but he's running for president. watch your back, joe. >> brian: you know, he's the antithesis of governor desantis. governor desantis doesn't worry about the charm to his detriment all he does is produce results, no matter what gender you are, what race you are, ethnicity you are, he produces results. that's why he's running. gavin newsom looks like he was cast in the part, he's just terrible at the job, and wants a promotion. >> yeah. he's telling central casting. not only does california lead the country in people fleeing the policies of gavin newsom and other democrats, they also lead the natio

biden administration and other world leaders are reacting to the uprising. tonight, cbs' skyler henry has more on that part of the story from the white house. good evening, skyler junior hey, jer jericka, good to see you. the white house says president biden is being regularly updated about the latest in russia. his top advisers actually say that this weekend's events mean it will be president putin who will have a lot to answer to in the weeks and months ahead. >> this raises profound questions. it shows real cracks. >> reporter: secretary of state antony blinken said on "face the nation" the u.s. is watching what's happening in russia closely and carefully. >> we're in the midst of a moving picture. we haven't seen the last act. >> reporter: on saturday, president biden spoke with the leaders of the uk, france, and germany about the march on moscow before heading to camp david. national security adviser jake sullivan went with him. the president also reaffirmed the four countries' support for ukraine. lawmakers are now scrutinizing the short-lived revolt. >> where was the air force, the russian air force, in preventing this? that's going t

i think the biden white house and the cdc are the ones that really fold our country. the biden white house and the cdc should have completely disregarded any suggestions from year politically motivated and corrupt organization in my mind. but i guess considering your organization with millions and millions of dollars to democratic candidates and to the lead liberal campaign committees, you got anything you wanted from the biden administration. that seems to be how it works. this is what corruption in the federal government looks like. the american people have seen it and they do not like it. teachers, unions are supposed to exist to protect their members and to advocate for students. however your organization, the aft, he has demonstrated that what you actually care about is gaining and exerting political influence and lining your pockets with taxpayer money. even if that is at the expense of our own children. since 2020, congress has allocated more than 190 billion dollars to schools across the country through the elementary and secondary school emergency relief fund

the white house refusing to say its president biden's top priority.iority overall? >> he is the president of the united states. there's multiple issues, multiple topics that the president has to deal with. that is the job of the president. >> trace: let's bring in elizabeth mcdonald, host of "the evening edit" on fox business. great to have you on here. if you're k.j.p., inflation is the biggest issue. the whole country is like inflation, inflation. 90% of the people say you have to get prices down. you have to address it. nobody has said a word about it. >> it's surprising the white house press secretary didn't address it head on. there's a brand new gallup poll just out, trace, that basically says 81% of the american voters think the u.s. is heading in the wrong direction. 76% say they are worse off than they were a few years ago. so when you see those numbers, only 18% say the u.s. is in good shape. trace, that's about half the national average. so it's unclear why they wouldn't say -- by the way, the number 1 concern is the economy and is inflatio

your real wages are down 6-7% after all of this and under this biden white house. edward lawrence is live from the white house with more. edward. >> reporter: yeah. and over the last week we haven't heard much about inflation from this white house. new economic data's coming in showing the economy is hotter than the federal reserve would like. the adp payroll report coming in this morning a full 100,000 jobs more than expectations. the latest fox news polling, 90% of people are concerned about inflation. so given that, the white house press secretary then could not name inflation as a top priority nymph -- anymore. >> there are multiple issues, multiple topics9 that the president has to deal with. that is the job of the president. right? he talked about climate. it's not just about climate, it was about how we foresee the season coming up with hurricanes, the fires that we've seen across the country, how we're dealing with that in this country in a serious way. >> reporter: the feeling at the white house is that inflation will just come back down, but listen to the

>> we have some exclusive reporting from hans nichols about biden's white house chief of staff quietlyif you're thinking about leaving do it sooner rather than later. a larger effort to lock in that cabinet through the 2024 election, the biden white house has been trying to get the cabinet to sort of be, you know, implementation of the agenda. the biden administration is going to try to highlight of the implementation of those bills over the next two years as biden tries to win another four years. >> that makes sense, stability as the election approaches. so, alex, axios has some new reporting on chris christie'sch. >> sources told my colleagues that chris christie's campaign will be quote/unquote, nontraditional, sort of living off the land, focusing on earned media than paid media. a focus on new hampshire, if trump wins in iowa he may be coming into new hampshire with a bunch of momentum. chris christie has made it clear going straight at donald trump is going to key to his campaign. talking about trump without saying trump's name. >> alex, some republicans who think christie's role

the white house, the first lady, or jill biden, there with white house social secretary carlos elizondohree of the state dinners that have occurred in the biden administration. back in december of last year it was for french president emmanuel macron, and then in april, on april 26th. , a state dinner for south korean president. tonight you'll see, as was described by carlos elizondo if you were at the white houses and on the south lawn, a a pavilion draped in saffron and green representing the indian flag. the pavilion will be trslucent, giving the guests a view of the white house, the waington monument and the jefferson memorial all south of the white house, can be seen from the south lawn. the imagery, as you heard,ill feature the national birds of both united states and india, the bald eagle, of course,nd the peacock. and lotus bloom blooms will be a part of the decorps and the tablescapes there. the lotus, of course, common in indian classical a and is also a symbol o prime minister modi's ruling party known as the bjp. also the executive chef at the white house who's been in that

that is a key player in the biden white house's green energy efforts. an impeachable offense, elizabeth, let's face this. i mean, she lied under oath, and that's jennifer granholm that we're talking about here. of as you said, in april, now it's revealed in may, that wasn't the case that she did actually own these holdings. so my question as it is always in these situations is where is the media? where's abc, cbs, nbc, cnn, "the washington post," new york times? i can guarantee you if this was the energy secretary under donald trump and they had perjured themselves, this would be a lead story. but because of what we saw in miami this week with the federal charges against the former president in trump, that takes up all the oxygen in the room, and we're not talking about this obvious serious situation, jennifer granholm either needs to resign or she needs to be impeached. either way, needs to be gone. elizabeth: republicans on house natural resources investigating interior secretary deb hay land, her relationship with her daughter's green group. we want

white house, attended by children. there is a transgender activist named rose montoya flaunting her bare breasts on the south lawn of the biden white house and sparking backlash. 2024 tim scott presidential candidate said he is livid and incensed by this white house not only for the kids present at the event but the message is sending to our children across the country.in nikki haley wade and reminding people biden's call to restore honor and decency before adding is time for joe to go and governor ron desantis slamming biden over the incident. take a look. >> when you have the inappropriate conduct at the white house with transgender flashing people and all this stuff.it's just totally inappropriate. and i think even the white house had to acknowledge it was inappropriate but i would ask them if it's inappropriate to do that at the white house, why do you want to have that curriculum jammed into a second graders classroom? >> great question. adults are free to do what they want. children, why is there an obsession to indoctrinate kids from kindergarten through third grade or middle school. how about parents instill values an

saying you can't come directly to us, you have to go to white house, they circle back to white house. white house counsel's office and joe bideney agree to send this matter to department of justice, knowing damn well what would happen, that is what triggered this. general warrants, that was issued by a federal magistrate judge, the framers of your constitution hated general warrants. or they were called writs of a sis assistance, they were used by the king in search of criminal behavior. federal prosecutors have been chopping away at this over the years. they have chopped it off a limb in case of donald trump. here is what your 4 amendment says: >> so what is probable cause? that say reasonable basis to believe a crime was committed. they had no reasonable bases to believe that a crime of the committed, even if donald trump had classified in information, which he did, it is not a crime for him to possession it. when donald trump left white house he was president of the united states when he arrived in mar-a-lago he was president of the united states whenever he took with him, you cannot then turn and say, he violated espionage

biden administration and other world leaders are reacting to the uprising. tonight cbs's skyler henry has more on that part of the story from the white house. er, good evening. >> reporter: jericka, good to see you. the white house says president biden is being regularly updated about the latest in russia. his top advisers say this weekend's events means president putin will have a lot to answer for in the weeks and months ahead. >> this raises profound questions. it shows real cracks. >> reporter: secretary of state antony blinken said on "face the nation" the u.s. is watching what's happening in russia closely and carefully. >> we're in the midst of a moving picture. we haven't seen the last act. >> reporter: on saturday, president biden spoke with the leaders of the uk, france and germany about the march on moscow, before heading to camp david. national security adviser jake sullivan went with himim. the president also reaffirmed the four countries' support for ukraine. lawmakers are now scrutinizing the short-lived revolt. >> where was the russian air force in preventing this? that's going to be an issue that putin's going to have to dea

i think the biden white house is consumed with this concept of escalation.y do to help the ukrainians is going to prompt the russians going, kazi -- going kamikaze. this is one of the reasons the biden administration did not want to give support to ukrainians. this is one of the reasons we did not want to escalate support to ukrainians now. to me this was a great opportunity when your adversary is worried about their own house to strengthen your friends so that they can push the russians out of all of ukraine. the other thing that happened over this weekend and tony blinken said it on sunday -- secretary blinken, excuse me, said on sunday, is it seems the biden administration's goal is to help the ukrainians push the russians out and reclaimed land the russians took for the last 16 months. which means they are not interested in pushing russia out of all of ukraine. and that is an absolutely bad decision and bad policy if that is indeed the biden administration's plan for ukraine. geoff: let's talk about your candidacy. you call yourself a dark horse candidat

biden and white house chefs to create the delicious cuisine for the evening. it is my pleasure to introduce the chef. [applause] >> thank you, carlos. thank you, dr. biden. it is quiet. [laughter] hello, everyone. >> hello. >> you must understand the pressure is i'm standing here before you. it is the kind of pressure that is also an elation. when you're asked by the first lady to come and join her at the white house, it is an experience that i hope many chefs get to have. i am so excited, it gives me great pleasure to preview tomorrow's anticipated state dinner menu. and in honor of the republic of india. this is a pinnacle moment in my career and truly a pleasure to be able to work with the first lady and help her to bring her culinary vision along to life along with the executive chef and executive pastry chef. we have curated a menu that really showcases the best in american cuisine, also seasoned with indian elements and flavors. as a native californian, my ancestry runs deep in their, but my parents were very instrumental in my food scape, how identified

i considerednsider i a demand oh the biden white house as well indihe biden of department of justice, to figure out what direct or indirect communicatthere there were betwn biden, garland and jack smith. and the reason why is i w read that indictment, brian, it reekreaks of political pull, the politicization all the way down . there are selective omissions of the presidential records act. atuethe relevant statute to thee actual alleged crimes executivse orders not binding unnecessary us president. that's how the classifications schemes are defined. so this reeks of politicization and in my disappointmentar, d th you saw that exchange with cnn over the weekend that i had. i said, if the media isn't to d going to do it, you know what? if the other political candidates aren't aroing to i'm going to lead the way starting now. and make no mistake, it would ma. mpetitior me donald trump were eliminated from competition in this rac ra but that's not the way i want to win. i want to win this election by convincinincing the voterthgo i'm the best person to govern. that's the way we do things i

speech as part of the story of his desire to be officially re-elected as a campaign against joe biden's white house back in april, but before appearing with loud speeches with promises to the public, the oldest us president has only now reached the philadelphia headquarters of a democrat. for this, it was not by chance that the state of pennsylvania was assigned the status of hesitating you with me, if last time biden's team on the wave of the blacklive movement, smatter focused on supporting the black population and their sympathizers today. as noted by the western press , communication with trade unions is beginning to increase the number of supporters among the white working class to 2 thousand. the assembled democrat declares that it is on their backs that the american woman is kept, if the bankers-investors in this country announce tomorrow for the bridge. no one will really notice this. no, take it literally, but if the people in this room don't show up for work tomorrow, the whole country will stop. well, biden would not have been a biden if he had not talked about his achievements to such a

antidiscrimination laws, and on the repayment of student loans, and in that case, the high court dealt the biden white housefor the majority, chief justice john roberts said the biden administration overstepped its legal authority to justify its sweeping student loan cancellation plan. a 2003 law allows the administration to "waive or modify statutes pertaining to student loans during national emergencies." roberts wrote, "it does not permit basic and fundamental changes in the scheme designed by congress." the administration sought to use the covid emergency to cancel some $400 billion in student loans. one of the most expensive executive actions in u.s. history. at the white house, president biden said he would seek other ways to fulfill a campaign promise to lower student debt burdens. >> i didn't give borrowers false hope come up with the snatched away the hope that they were gil hope. >> reporter: are on 40 million americans would have qualified for some debt forgiveness, including howard university graduate evan quaintance, who owes about $45,000 per year your reaction to the court's ruling today? >>

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poll, especially among progressives who have been increasingly frustrated not only with the biden white houseut also with democrats writ large about war and corporate america. this is how rfk jr. is making some political hay. >> professor mcewan said that rfk is trying to upset biden in primary states. they are trying to change the schedule to have the south carolina primary first but new hampshire and iowa could move ahead with their contest without biden on the ballot, so things could get interesting. >>> in the meantime, president biden himself is coming to the bay area on monday. he is coming to atherton for a fundraiser at the home of a venture capitalist. state lawmakers passed a bill along party lines that means that they will get paid, but there are still outstanding issues with the governor to resolve by next month. one of the biggest issues is a bailout for public transit. lawmakers rejected $2 billion in cuts that newsom proposed and also added $1 billion to boost transit systems like b.a.r.t. and muni that are facing physical clefts and cuts to services. newsom has expressed conce

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you go around and talk to people in the biden white house and ask them, "what is your biggest worry?" is, "are we going to have a democracy? " we have an election coming. are the trump — i think tens of millions of trump supporters — if trump loses and biden wins, what are they going to do? maybe january 6th was merely a warm—up moment. well, before we talk about president biden, let me humbly but firmly push back on some of the criticisms you make of president trump. as we sit here today, president trump is the frontrunner amongst republican candidates. he has raised a huge amount of money — more, i think, even than ron desantis. president biden�*s approval ratings are at record lows in a poll published, i think by the washington post, last week. more than 70 million people voted for trump in 2020, the second time, after four years of his presidency. and i'd put to you guys that donald trump is actually a remarkably successful politician, if one measure of success is that you have to persuade very large numbers of people to vote for you. i'm not defending anything he might�*ve done.

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the republicans of course have an opposite view of all of this in trying to tie hunter biden directly to the white house, and that the focus and the challenge for the house republicans in the months ahead and whether they have actually evidence to tie the president to any hunter biden actions and the question is why the u.s. attorney in this case did not go down that route, and perhaps there was not the evidence to back up any potential charges and maybe there was, and if there is, they will say, why was that not part of this deal as well. so all of these things will feed into the debate and fuel this investigation in the months ahead as james comer indicating right here, that it will have no impact on how the house republicans are pursuing hunter biden in the weeks and months ahead. >> they have investigated him before and they will after this breaking news today that he has agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and enter a diversion gun charge. that means he will have treatment for that charge and if he has the treatment, that charge is not to come. and so, there are a all elements sur

biden’s business is not very good . according to opinion polls , only 36% of americans will approve of his activities as head of the white house60% of badi are dissatisfied with us . economic situation. frankly, not the best, and if you believe the same opinion polls, if the elections were held today, then biden would lose to his main opponent and donald trump and ronaldesant, if although the gap is, of course, minimal. probably, uh, after all, biden will not be able to get a second term , but we must not forget, the next thing is that behind biden there is a large american capital that is capable of making certain adjustments and that is able to influence the course of the electoral process, too many major financial players. they will obviously stand on the bidens, according to the principle not for trump. in principle, what we have already observed in the twentieth year. well, another strange almost detective story that is now discussing in the united states the overflight of a tsesna private jet over washington in the immediate vicinity of biden's white house. true, he was not playing golf there at that time, and according

three days later, hunter biden was spotted at a white house dinner. an irs whistleblower made claims against the president and his son suggesting president biden may have known about his son's overseas dealings in the hunter biden tax probe. instead of laying low and maybe k keeping distance during this period, hunter biden made another high-profile appearance to kamala harris david over the weekend and now the white house is attempting to dismiss the concerns. >> would president biden have invited someone who made a plea agreement? >> it is not uncommon for family members to attend events at the white house. >> this message seems to suggest a coercive conversation, is that something maybe you should tell us? >> was the president involved -- >> i answered by telling you my colleagues at white house counsel have dealt with this and i refer you to this. >> emily: discussing incursion in russia like when he was rooting around in the garage with classified papers. this guy is everywhere. i am not sure why. >> lisa: because he can. look at hunter biden, sla

does the biden white house welcome this treaties contribution to reducing nuclear threats? >> hi ambassador, how are you? president biden was in hiroshima, japan and he wrote at the peace memorial, he wrote about a world without nuclear weapons and that is something he supported as vice president and continues to look to the future. the basic principle, the basic thrust of efforts to work in that direction are not inconsistent with the biden administration's approach to these issues but the instrument is different than what i described in my speech. we have our policy that we are pursuing. we believe that we do need to deal with the challenges and threats that we face and confront in the national security landscape today and requires these two elements, a nuclear deterrence element and in arms-control element. i believe people to judge for themselves as to how it relates to these other treaties like you describe. >> i want to thank you. there are about 150 people who would like to debate things with you. we appreciate your time. we instead will pressure, debate and hector yo

i have called on the biden white house to cooperate fully with the investigation of those documents and pressure on the university of pennsylvania to cooperate fully with respect to the documents under their custody and control for six years. it is very important for everyone to cooperate in these investigations -- lewis: richard, that is interesting, because we have even heard from donald trump supporters throughout the day saying, frankly, they do wish the full cooperation had been forthcomin that basically the documents had been handed back straightaway. as you pointed out, nothing is proven yet, it has to be proven beyonda reasonable doubt-- beyond a reasonable doubt. but if you work hypothetically that is happened, many of his supporters who believe this is an overstretch, and overreach, do accept that they wish all the documents had been returned straightaway. richard: well, yes, because that is the legal obligation, to return the documents, cooperate with the investigation so we can find ouwho had access to the documents, who might have had access to the documents, what secrets m

the second reason is president biden has a number of challenges when it comes to classified documents. he also took some documents from the white houseuring his time as vice president. some trump supporters make it seem like he is being singled out while joe biden is not. by not commenting on this, the white house can blunt some of those attacks and say we are just following the law and the protocol and there is no reason why we should be involved in any of these discussions. >> another thing republicans are talking about is hunter biden. >> the white house says they believe that republicans are making more of the facts around the cases then the current evidence indicates. hunter biden is under investigation for some tax crime allegations. and the purchase of a gun. it does not appear that some of the trumped up ideas about whistleblowers and money being paid to the president and bribes, we have not seen evidence of that play out. while we wait for potential action from the justice department in the conclusion of that case, we are all in wait and see mode. this is all connected to what is happening with the former president. until a

biden. white house officials say the president is uninjured after taking a fall at the air force academy commencement reaction from the campaign trail, while cbs's nancy cordes joins us from the white house with more details. so, nancy, good evening. what happened? >> reporter: good evening, norah. the president was on stage at the graduation, walking back to his seat after shaking hands with about 900 members of the air force academy class of 2023. that's when he stumbled and went down, landing on his right hip. you can see there, an air force officer, a couple of members of his secret service detail rushing to help him back up to his feet. and then, he pointed at something that had caused him to trip. a short time later, his communications director said he's fine, there was a sandbag on stage while he was shaking hands. this is not the first time that mr. biden has tripped in the public eye. his doctor says the 80-year-old president has a stiffened gait from arthritis, exacerbated by a recent foot fracture. almost every recent president has taken a tumble in public at some point. one of the downsid

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biden-omics. what is it? the white house released this statement moments ago. bi biden-omics, our economy has added 800,000 manufacturing jobs and unleashed manufacturing and clean energy boom. >> we are just seeing the first impact of all the historic legislation that he was able to achieve in the first couple of years. now is the time with all those accomplishments, the president can take this message to the american people and say this is what biden-omics is. >> douglas: voters are not optimistic. 83% have a negative view of the economy, just 18% positive. republicans have been laser-focused on new hampshire. >> all of us here today are on mission to liberate our nation from a washington swamp destroying america for their own power. that is what they want, i guess. >> even if you are successful at draining it, next guy can refill it. break the swamp. >> this is our moment as conservative movement to rise up and levelun. we're done running from something, start running to something. >> okay. a lot of time spent in new hampshire. here are states to watch for th