what do you think of florida versus what the biden white house is doing?ld still have to gather more information on that specifically, but what i will tell you is this, is that in the united states, we should not accept anti-semitism in our nation, not at auroschools, jewish children who are learning whether at the university or their local high schools should not be afraid to attend their school. they should be feeling safe, they should feel secure, and we as a community must make sure that they feel safe and secure while they are attending school. elizabeth: you know, congresswoman, florida is moving to dis-ban the anti-israel groups, students for justice in palestine. we've got groups at two state universities moving to stop tha. florida, you know, the governor said he's also going to cancel student visas for anyone sharing common cause with hamas and reports coming in that university of florida chapter students for justice in palestine sued the states over this. what do you think? >> well, here again we must stand strong against the hamas terrorists, a

white house response has been terrible and whowtion and state department have been undermining israel and urging israel literally from within minutes of when this horrific attack began on october 7th. the biden white house has been telling israel do not retaliate cease-fire, stop do not kill the terrorists.

james comer and jim jordan have now issued a new subpoena to biden's former white house counsel. ey say she was heavily involved with packing and moving boxes found with classified material at the center in d.c. comer and jordan have also requested interviews with other biden staffers connected to this classified information, and while the house continues its constitutional oversight of joe biden, today in new york the one-sided witch-hunt against president, former president donald trump rolls on with the attorney general james smirking at the cameras before donald trump jr. took the stand for the defense. in a case that never should have been brought, a case where there are literally no victims, nobody even complaining, every insurance company got their premiums paid, every bank, had their own fiduciary responsibility, and they did do their own research, they independently approved every loan, and every loan was repaid in full. a case where the judge himself is guilty, not only of a complete left wing radical bias, but also, he's guilty of doing the very thing they are accusing d

biden impeachment inquiry factor in all of this? james, and jim jordan subpoenaed five more white house aides including top eight for first 80 joe biden are they saying wait a second from others in impeachment inquiry here? >> you raise an interesting option because no one is asking that. everyone is putting this down to age. i've been saying for some time, let's stop talking about joe biden's age although obviously that is an issue, let's talk about his policies but obviously the third spoke of the wheel is the fact that he is in trouble. he could well be impeached. even though right now the republicans are not yet there in terms of resenting in impeachment, the truth is it's closer to time for money tens of millions of dollars flowing from dubious sources in countries we are not friendly with to the joe biden family and then to him, now we have two checks at least the show him taking 10% of the money come in so i think it's a serious issue for joe biden : no democrat wants to talk about it, they continue to issue the party line, the party line is there is nothing there. guess what, there is something there and way you know it's reac

what can you do about this in terms of more evidence that the biden white house is censoring informationsinformation to the public because it doesn't fit their narrative. >> i think it's part and parcel of what we've seen we had a hearing this year twitter doing the exact same, harvard medicine doctors who came forward and had a difference of opinion from the world health organization but twitter executives took them down. this is the continued weaponization of our government against the free-speech rights of america. people have the right to talk about these things we seen this again and again, in the courts in louisiana, the biden administration is violating people's speech by censoring americans, this is the continued pattern of conduct is deeply troubling in the courts have spoken but were continuing to uncover what is going on with this white house. maria: it is incredible, lee zeldin you were there representing the great state of new york in the congress, what do you think about the judiciary committee about the oversight committee, what can they really do when you get this blockbu

debate about vaccines that was something raised concerns at the white house documents that we obtained detailed another example of how the biden white house tried to use the weight of the white house to pressure social media companies so they could censor control the narrative memos show the biden team didn't care if content was right or wrong if ito vacci wanted it down google youtube eager to keep peace with white house president's team turned up pressure documents we obtained showed biden director of visual s strategy rob flaherty petitioned youtube to take action on content that did not violate community guidelines, asked about a defeat showing screenshots of content evenlying google team curious i think we extensive back-and-forth about degree to many religion antivaccine content you are oem fatigue you are not this seems to indicate you are, what is going on here? the triggered, antivax content included a video of senator rand paul from senate hearing talking about covid vaccines video debate with rfk, jr., youtube told for mr.ity only removed, these didn't qualify for reremoval the pressure from biden's team didn't let

administration has done so far, it's actually remarkable because at every stage of this war, the biden white house and the biden state department have undermined the government of israel, literally within the first few hours of the hamas atrocities, the state department was tweeting out calling on israel, do not retaliate, do not strike back. they have been urging from day one, israel not to kill the terrorists, and yet for the radical left in the democrat party, that's not enough. they want the biden white house to be un-e we've chicago on the side of -- unequivocally on the side of terrorists. at universities, you're right, there are some people speaking out against the anti-semitism but it's been really sad at our elite universities. we just saw news at mit that jewish students were preventedvd from going to campus and frightened by anti-israel mobs and were telling fox they felt scared and frightened for their safety, and where is the administration of mit? where is the administration at these universities? it's a simple principle, if one student threatens or harasses another student, the stud

the biden white house and president biden himself, as he has long articulated, would like to see these this impasse on how to fund foreign policy priorities, they are not going to have any kind of grand budget deal. foreign policy is a division in these negotiations, and it is a deep one, because there is such a fundamental difference in how congressional republicans on the house side see ukraine as a sort of foreign policy distraction for the us, not worthy of significant funding, whereas most democrats and traditional republicans are very much looking to fund ukraine. taking a look at the week ahead, we have the trump civil fraud trial continuing in new york with the defence starting. donald junior taking to the stand. very quickly, the defence, the trump team is going to bring forward donald junior and other witnesses to make the case that the trump organisation and the former president didn't commit fraud, which comes after his own testimony. the new york state attorney made the case that trump did commit fraud, along with other defendants. this will last until december probably an

house and the biden campaign to change their messaging.g. we'll speaeak to former white house cocommunicatioions direct next.. stay witith us. >>> welcome back to "the lead." despite or maybe because of the fact he's facing 91 felony charges. despite or maybe because he took the stand today and testified under oath in the civil case. despite or maybe because of the legal challenges, a poll find president trump leads president biden in five of the six battleground states. joining us jonah goldberg and kate bedingfield. you left the white house earlier this year. you heard jim messina say all this stuff, of all the precedence of people in this position and went on to win. still, i'm sure this is not the poll you'd like to read. do you agree with axelrod's take that biden should consider stepping aside maybe for the good of the country? >> look, i think david axelrod's point -- we're at the point in the cycle where we fall back on the clocks, and somebody comes out and says that the president should not be the nominee. i'm sure david axelrod will remember, in 2011 there wer

know, or hillary. >> reporter: stuart, internal e-mails that fox business obtained between the biden white house how the white house tried to browbeat big tech to get them to censor covid vaccine content that they didn't like. documents show that the white house staff didn't care if the content was right or wrong with. if it wasn't pro-vaccine is, they wanted it taken down. google's youtube was eager to keep the peace with the white house as the president's team turned up the pressure on the platform. documents we on obtained show that biden's director of digital the strategy, rob flaherty, pushed youtube to take more action on content that didn't break their rules, asking about a tweet that claimed youtube's algorithm was pushing anti-vax content next to "breaking bad" videos. i'm curious, saw this tweet, i think we had a pretty extensive back and forth about the degree to which you all are recommending anti-vaccination content. you were pretty emphatic you were not. this seems to indicate that you are. what is going on here? this is the tweet that triggered the white house, the examples of so-

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this has complicated the biden white house's political standing and how it has been talking about the ongoing conflict. of course, we know that biden white house officials are very concerned about the continuing, growing civilian death toll in the region, even as they continue to say that israel has a right to defend itself. m.j. lee, cnn, the white house. >>> israeli president isaac herzog says hamas will do whatever it can to insert division and hatred. he is urging israelis to stay united against attacks. >> translator: this monstrous enemy is trying to wage a psychological war, with the most nefarious tools. we've seen it again and again. an i expect we will see it in new and different ways. it aims to terrify us with video clips, rumors an lice. it wants to unsettle us psychologically. the enemy wants to ss to kindled between us. we have to fight against this. and we have to reject every urge toward hatred and racism. >>> full scope of the devastation at the refugee camp remains unclear after the israeli air strikes we were talking about. it comes as the israeli military reports

biden. >> white house officials say that they prodded to get the first hostages released.say that could be hurting the war effort in the process. >> if pressure continues come up we are talking about a mistake of afghanistan proportions. >> they spoke to service members from across the five branches including those of the spaceports as well. >> mike: thank you so much for your report from nantucket island. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> emotions are running high. an expected cease-fire with protesters on this thanksgiving holiday, let's get more on the situation in israel. danny is joining us, a former ambassador to the united nations and currently a member where he serves on the foreign affairs and defense committee. we welcome you, sir. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with this comment with the spokesman from the qatar foreign ministry. >> everyone is talking about the success, it actually constitutes this is why we are succeeding. >> they are hoping for a peaceful cease-fire and the return of some key hostages. >> we realize what is going on, we are looking at the territory and ev

of course we know that the biden white house officials are very concerned about the continuing growing civilian death toll in the region even as they continue to say that israel has a right to defend itself. mj lee, skcnn, the white house. >>> an american pediatrician was among those able to leave through the rafah crossing after 26 days. she was on a relief mission to treat children when she became stranded after the war broke out. erin burnett spoke to her husband. >> she was put on a list, my sister-in-law who is palestinian read on the rafah facebook page that my wife and ramona was 15th and 16th on the ngo list to be evacuated. so they got up early and went to the border. they said that it was -- indirectly again, they say it was fairly orderly, people calling out people's names and they would come up. there was some fighting. i'm not sure what they were fighting about. she said that she saw only two fist fights. but then once she got to the palestinian border crossing, she was there for like four or five hours in passport control. and that is when i was starting to get discourage

biden played a instrumental roll and white house and obama and biden racked separately on multiple occasionsriends and at the very least, even if you don't want to include bide anne donovan your political accomplishments, wouldn't you want to invite someone you considered a friend to be at an event celebrating your accomplishment s? it seems very forced? it's a very obvious excuse as you said. liz: washington post is reporting what's going on behind the scenes in democrat circles and democrat fundraisers quote us and we hate to be so vulgar but this is washington post saying "the bad news is that everybody is wetting the bed inside of biden world and it's an unhappy confluence of biden world donor cocktail friends saying can't you get biden not to run"they're saying that's stupid and absurd and if it's trump going to be the opponent and wants to steal his own legacy and this is a selfish act for b biden to run again and bin needs to pivot away from bidenomics. it's not selling, it's not working. >> it's not just bidenomics, liz. the biggest hurdle biden will have to jump over is his age. he

white house reaction lucas tomlinson is live in nantucket where the president is spending thanksgiving with his family. >> he arrived last night. today 35 mile-per-hour winds and gusts up to 50. president biden arrived after that deal was announced to free some 50 hostages in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners. the white house releasing a statement just before midnight last night, john, saying quote i appreciate the commitment that prime minister netanyahu and his government have made to have a pause to make sure the deal can be carried out and insure the provision of humanitarian assistance to alleviate the suffering of families in gaza. it should bring home additional american hostages and not stop until they're all released. here is some reaction from texas senator ted cruz. >> i do worry that as hostilities cease for a short period of time that international pressure and sadly pressure from the biden white house will only get greater, only get more significant to try to prevent israel from resuming its work to follow through on that commitment in eliminating hamas. >> over 600 miles to the east earlier today u.s. forces carried out another round of air strikes in iraq. according to t

but this is a very significant concern inside of the biden white house right now. the rising death toll that we have been seeing among civilians in gaza, we have heard u.s. officials saying from the very beginning that it is very important that israel tries to minimize civilian casualties and a lot of critics are starting to say that they are plainly not seeing that happen on the ground. >> reporter: m.j. lee at the white house, thank you. we've been following this story of one american stuck in gaza following a very close american that we've been following, ramona ramona ocoupleurea from seat and she was there onn october 7th. since then she's been staying at a united nations compound and have tried repeatedly to get out of gaza. today, good news. she finally did. let's bring in her niece akehmy hyatt. akehmy, thank you so much for joining us. you and your family members were on a text chain when you finally found out your aunt was finally able to get out of gaza. what was it like hearing she was able to cross that rafah border crossing into egypt? >> thank you. y

but the white house but joe biden knows there a lot of information hidden and covered up and he lied t. liz: miranda, is that a good strike thaty by the white house to stone wall and not cooperate and as you point out, hunter biden, who knows when he'll testify. i mean, comer also subpoenaed tony bobulinski, hunter biden's business partner and he's got the receipts cha went down and he's also subpoenas hunter biden's art gal resistance and selling paintings and are patron and requesting tribed interviews with the americorp holding trustees from the loans going on and he was buried. >> he's the fact and alimony and tax and even handled finance for joe biden so he operated a lot of bank accounts that they were using and he was brought in for a sort of unofficial meeting earlier this year, which didn't go very well. so awarding to witnesses that eric's tongue might be loosened and all though very loyal and he was rewarded for his loyalty by federal government posting, he did fall out with hunter biden and there's some really quite rude messages from hunter to eric and they fought over mo

where is the biden white house? we had over 200,000 peaceful people in our nation's capital standing in solidarity with israel. not a single incident. and not a single word out of the white house. they sent an envoy. not the vice president. not the president. there was nobody. it's just a shame. today in gainesville, florida, we will have pro hamas protesters at my office. their goal is to disrupt our way of life. >> julie: president biden thanked the officers outside of the dnc headquarters earlier this week. six officers were injured. punched and pepper sprayed. capitol hill was on lockdown. you can see on screen, you can hear the screaming. the absolute chaos. one of the groups behind the demonstration says "our protest was nonviolent." "capitol police brutally attacked us with no warning." you are locked down on the hill during all of this. you posted, i read it or retweeted it. or re-x'd. i don't know what you call it these days. "they show the big divide in the democratic party." watch. >> the left has adopted

i've just done a book about the biden white house. it is often said joe biden's first chief ofy staff to do any job in the white house. he could beat white house counsel pretty could be communications director, he could do almost anything. jack on the other hand did almost every job in the obama white house and didow them awfuy well. you know peter well knows bad things can happen when they white house chief of staff decides to become treasury secretary. back in the reagan years james baker the third after force of white house chief of staff was so desperate to get out he swappedd jobs with the treasury secretary what was without a doubt the worst job swap in american history. it is no coincidence the iran contra scandal erupted shortly thereafter that never would have happened on jim baker's watch. i guess to answer your question about the obama white house one of the things i would say wearing my hat is author of the gatekeepers is that every president learns, sometimes the hard way you cannot govern effectively without empowering th

cnn political commentator -- in the biden white house. >> how significant, elie, during the? says >> it's bad news for biden. he's placed -- he already has a pending indictment in the federal court in delaware for the firearm charges. now, he potentially is looking at a second indictment out of california. if we think about the potential attack charges, it's important to keep in mind, when hunter biden into court a couple months ago with doj, they have a deal that he was going to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax offenses. they agreed, doj and hunter biden agreed that he failed to pay over $1 million in income taxes that he owes. so, assuming which is a fair something that the og has evidence of that, that feels like the minimum charges he made. it may get worse, but it's important to understand the fact that there's a ground jury does not ensure that there will be an indictment. but, it certainly makes it more lightly, and that's a problem. >> is this a problem both this grand jury, could this ground jury both politically and personally be a problem for the president? >> i thin

there is a dramatic difference between the way the biden white house and president biden handled this, and the way donald trump has handled the inquiry into his handling of classified documents. biden has been incredibly forthcoming, said from the outset he would cooperate with doj, would provide anything that they wanted. we've seen that that has been the case. we've seen reporting that has showed for example, that his attorney was very clear with doj that they could have any access that they wanted. and that's strikingly different than president trump, who has intentionally withheld documents and, you know, we could talk forever about the ways in which he has mishandled classified documents with intention. so i think any discussion of this in the political arena is going to be juxtaposed with trump's wrongdoing. that contrast i think is a good one for biden. but at the end of the day, again, i would go back to what voters want to hear is how the president is going to help their lives. and so any discussion of this for republicans is taking away from an opportunity to take what they'

this has complicated the biden white house political standing, and how it has been talking about the ongoing conflict of course we know that biden white house officials are very concerned about the continuing, growing civilian death toll in the region, even as they continue to say that israel has a right to defend itself. adam jay lee, cnn, the white house. >> -- the u.s. passed a 14 billion dollar israeli aid bill it now goes to the senate where it is currently dead on arrival. well blitzer spoke to democratic voters a representative jim hines about president biden's messaging to israel and why he poses the aid bill. >> as you know, president biden says he believes it is time for what he calls a pause, not a cease-fire, by a pause in this war between israel and hamas. do you agree? >> i do. in fact, connecticut senator chris murphy made at this point i think for five days ago, that the israelis should be open and allow for positives that would allow for the movement of innocent people that would allow for negotiations for hostages. remember the hostages are there and subject to the v

and brie jackson what do we know about the involvement of the biden white house in the deal. >> >> reporter: a senior biden administration official confirms to nbc news that the white house spent weeks working on this hostage deal the u.s. and israel had discussed delaying the gaza ground invasion to make space for a potential deal, but that was rejected by israel negotiations were conducted through intermedi intermeet ars the president thanked the sheik and president of egypt now because there are up to ten americans being held in the gaza strip, this deal will likely secure the release of three of them, including 3-year-old abigail. she was taken after both of her parents were executed during the surprise terror attack the deal breaks down like this hamas will release 50 hostages, mostly women and children in exchange for 150 palestinian women and children held in israeli prisons. a pause in fighting and drone flyovers will start sometime today and continue for four day, and hostages will be released in stages the truce will also allow much-needed humanitarian aid to reach gazan civilians

biden. remember when the white house desperately said that joe biden didn't discuss business with his family and then they had to clean that up and then they desperately corrected saying they were not involved this family business, both statements are false and should be reported as such. joe biden is clearly compromised and the american people know it. house republicans will continue to the follow the facts to ensure accountability for the american people and deliver legislative results under the new era of leadership with speaker mike johnson. with that the i'm honored to turn it over to my colleague our whip tom emmer. >> thank you, elise and our team is unified. >> babies burned alive in ovens. rapes so violently their pelvic bones broke. victims paraded to the streets in celebration. this is hamas. our ally israel is the only democracy in the middle east it's fighting for existence and defending itself from inequivcall acts of terror as we speak and yet baffling how some of the colleagues on the other side of the i'll have a hard calling barbarity what it is, terrorism, terrorism that s

we can see the trend lines are breaking against the biden white house. they should be scared as hell. voters shouldn't be if they support joe biden. they should just register, vote, get their friends to vote. these elections tonight, they do matter. i mean, they have shown over the -- during the trump era, they have shown republican failures in '17 that led to republican failures in '18. republican failures in the off years in '19 led to republican failures in '20. same with '21. republicans are on a seven-year losing streak. it's going to be interesting whether they can snap that tonight. >> yeah, the big snapshot is in the state of kentucky, where tin couple bent democratic governor, andy beshear, is running against the state's attorney general, daniel cameron. polling very close beshear is a democrat in a state that donald trump won by 25 or 26 points. donald trump has endorsed daniel cameron. both these guys viewed as stars in the party with big futures ahead of them. that'll be really fascinating to see which way that breaks, with donald trump coming

i proud father of the polk award winner feel baker, and i've just done a book about the biden white house, and it's often said that ron klain, joe biden's first chief of staff, could do any job in the white house. he could be white house counsel. he could be communications director. he could do almost anything. jack on the other hand, did almost every job in the obama white house, and did them awfully well. youkn know, peter well knows tht bad things can happen when a white house chief of staff decides to become treasury secretary. back in the reagan era, james baker the third after four years as white house chief of staff was so desperate to get out that he swapped jobs with don regan the treasury secretary, and what was without a doubt the worst job swap in american history. it's no coincidence that the iran-contra scandal erupted shortly thereafter. and never would've happened on jim baker's watch. i guess to as your question about the obama white house come one of things i would say, wearing my have as all of the gatekeepers, is that every president learns sometimes the hard way that

we need to cut off their money but so far the biden white house is not willing to do so. larry: again, i totally agree, literally every night since october 7 i have talked about this, we talked about it with some guests, joni ernst has been terrific on this as you may know in somebody's editors on both sides of the aisle have gone to israel but i think somehow, i don't how you do the senator cruz but somehow somebody or some group bipartisan hopefully but maybe not has got to get this administration to understand iran's direct role in the hamas murders into enforce the sanctions. they are there and we put them in the trump administration, they were good sanctions, treasury, nec, state department, the defense department, stop the ship, stop a ship, stop lobbying missiles into unmanned animal bases in syria stop and oil tanker bound for china, if you do that you get the attention and not as good as killing soleimani but it's not a bad start. with the biden's they appease senator cruz, they appease, they don't deter they appease. >> you are exactly right, i would say two thi

exactly right and joe biden is basically trying to deceive the american voter and rewrite economics history because he understands, there is no way that is where and when the white houseyou see that sleight-of-hand between ghetto creating jobs versus jobs actually recovery, economy under joe biden is abysmal just about every american in this country saying that sweetie well the thing is that the voters do not feel safe because they do not feel safe under this white house right in the mean, is compounded i think 19 percent inflation, and it is now you know, the border this in the state of collapse, the white house keeps top spinning about it now you see the washington post said that the president faces a growing list of potential 2024, challenges had are talking about on the green party candidate, and others talk senator joe manchin committees not seeking reelection is going to do a tour of the wasn't anything that joe manchin will run. >> joe manchin very well you know the story everybody said he stepping down from the u.s. senate well think that he can actually wind up running 2024, presidential election okay with more people to get this race, the better off it is fo

>> brian: back with a fox business exclusive, internal documents from youtube company shows biden white house pushed to censor matters related to vaccine misinformation. hillary vaughn has details. hillary. >> these documents are latest example how the biden white house tried to bow beat big tech to get them to censor covid-19 content they did not like. they did not care if content was right or wrong, if it was not pro-vaccine, they wanted it taken down. the president's team turned up the pressure on gooigle. flaherty -- e-mailing google's team this, i'm curious, saw this tweet, we had extensive back and forth to the degree you were recommending antivaccine content. you said you are not, this shows you are. the example of anti-va x content include video of rand paul in a vaccine debate with jfk jr. the pressure from biden's team did not let up, sparking concern among youtube employees. the drop in demand for covid shot. the role of tech in addressing vaccine hesitancy is about to come under massive spotlight, the vaccine will outpace demand. youtube team came up with strategy to prevent anyth

this is brightening for not just the biden white house -- frightening for not just the biden white housest democrats, but anybody who fears what a return to the a trump presidency would mean. he can win. "the new york times" poll is not the first one to the say this. stuart: todd the pyro is with us this morning. -- todd piro. democrat realize biden can't win, but they can't figure out how to get him out. >> inflation and all the bad stuff doesn't impact the wealthy. in term of the horror in their voice, they realize that this poll is real. this isn't the fox poll, even though our polls is beyond reproach. they could say it's overconservative. it is a new york times very sienna poll -- new york times/city yen -- sienna poll. trump lost nevada to biden, so you take all this and you say, okay, what are they going another the next. what is their way to attack trump. and i think the first accept the of that, to answer your question, is to the get rid of joe biden. how do the they do? i don't know, maybe hay cover the hunter biden story and allow people to put pressure on the white house to b

continues, there is a quote in the "washington post" on the israel war creating divides inside the biden white house. with this headline, white house grapples with internal divisions on israel-gaza, senator, reads the israel-gaza war that is roiled the administration more than any other issue in biden's three years in office. according to numerous aides and allies, as staffers agonize over their positions on emotional issues. before i ask you how you support any conditions on further aid going over, what is your reaction to that? what are you hearing about this divide inside the west wing? >> well, i think it's appalling that senators like bernie sanders are calling on conditions as aid to israel. as if israel is a third world country abusing its own people. israel is elected democratic society that suffered the most savage attack against jews since the holocaust. and the divisions you see in the democratic party is because democratic leaders like joe biden and chuck schumer have allowed a growing antisemitic wing to rise in the democratic party. chuck schumer gave a big speech on antisemitism on th

. >> laura: we talked about that last week, nightmare. >> raymond: with key parts of biden's base, now the white housedeo to stem the bleed. biden new message, i was vice president to barack obama. >> 15 years ago barack obama and my family were backstage. my mom was holding my hand and she reached out and grabbed barack obama's hand, the smile worth a million bucks. come on, it's going to be okay. >> i remember. she was a blast that night. >> raymond: laura, looks like he is visiting hads grandfather in the rest home. i don't know if this batman and robin will work. it made biden look weaker like he is out of control and others are running the white house for him. >> laura: he is hoping for reflected glory of obama, being in his presence, he will shine brightly once again with reflected glory and it will not work, never did work, won't now tissuing is over. >> raymond: biden spent time pitching bidenomics, whatever that is, and spending billions on amtrak upgrade. you can tell from the way this event started, how it would go. >> president biden: please take a seat if you have one. if i say anything y

biden is 81 today. she is slipping in the polls. >> steve: joining us from the white house, peter doocy? >> peter: close enough. we're looking at numbers, happy birthday, president joe biden. in two weeks since i asked the president why he is behind in the polls and he told me i was reading the polls wrong, there are more polls. latest has trump 46 and biden 44% and look at young voters 18 to 34, biden down by four 42-46 to trump. 30% and 63%, big majority disapprove of the president right now. david axelrod has been warning age is legitimate problem and president biden is referring to axelrod, man who helped get him elected president as expletive. he said, i don't care them thinking that, i hope they don't think the polls are wrong, they are not. polls cite president biden's age as problem and a problem that is getting worse. the year he was born, world war ii raging, cacasablanca playing. average price of gas $.20 cents tlchl is no movement behind the scenes for any democrat to approach president biden and get him to drop out and put somebody else in. president biden as president is the

we need to cut off their money but at least so far the biden white house is not willing to do so.arry: see i think, again, i totally agree, and literally, literally, ted, every night since october 7th i have talked about this. i have riffed on it. we talked about it with some guests. joni ernst has been real terrific on this as you may know, many senators on both sides of the aisle have gone to israel. i don't know how you do this, senator cruz, somehow, somebody, some group, bipartisan hopefully but maybe not, has got to get this administration to understand iran's direct role in the hamas murders and to enforce the sanctions. they're there. we put them in the trump adminstration. they were good sanctions. treasury, nec, state department, defense department. you know, stop a ship. i keep saying that, stop a ship! stop lobbing missiles is into unmanned ammo bases in sir what. stop a oil tanker bound for china. you do that you get the mullah as attention. it is not as good as killing soleimani but it ain't a bad start. the problem, senator cruz, the biden administration they appeas

the biden white house understands they have a problem especially with cornell west and the green partycornell west takes two or three points, if joe manchin and no labels can make the ballot and they take two or three points, i mean, those were narrow wins for biden in 2020, again, wisconsin, georgia, arizona, about 42,000 votes combined for the victory in 2020. you get a couple of either candidates on the ballot in those battle ground states taking maybe a total of five or six points away from joe biden, donald trump wins in a land slide, electoral college land slide. i think the biden white house is watching manchin nervously because they already have problems with cornell west. >> who's watching roseanne? do you think she comes on tour with trump? >> i have to tell you, the amazing part to me last night, the stark contrast between this ruckus political rock star rally of what, ten, 15 thousand people in attendance, and right down the road in miami it was like a kid's food fight. it was a contrast between somebody who's a political giant versus political dwarfs throwing food at each

brilliant move on speaker johnson's part and sets the stage for an interesting showdown with the biden white houseden republicans and the senate versus the comfortablive republicans and senate and the house residence. >> let me ask you i'm going to the washington swamp tomorrow. and i'm going to have a town hall with the republican pickleball caucus. i think a lot have r. s. v. p.ed. to me a matter of math. they will win together or will lose together. they have to be united on an agenda. stick to this agenda. you always shown me and i watched you overnight years you are a 90/10. find the, 8 of 10 agreeing 7 of 10 agrees and go with those issues. that could be the border, law and ared. energy. that is support for isreali and demanding europe take care of ukraine. will than i do this? it only takes a few and they lose. if they don't stand together they'll lose together. >> i think on the israeli vote they will get democrats we had one florida democrat is voting for it not going to be pinned i'm sure congress woman will be part of that, right. >> and others? >> but you know here is the greatest chal

the biden white house has been expecting this.y where her parents were murdered and our alex hogan just reported on the details of that. >>> the cable news networks went wall to wall when a car exploded on a bridge on the new york side of niagara falls, and the speculation began. >> the threat environment is, you know, the quote fbi director wray, sort of is high. we know it e because of international terrorism and what's going on in the middle east to and also how domestic terror groups have been activated -- >> julia, please stand by, something more on the local side, or was this an intentional act a, and if it was intentional, what is the motive, what is behind this, and is it, in fact, terrorism? it's just too soon to say. >> regionally, police resources are on the ground and saw the impact, thought this was a terrorist attack, i'm told. >> obviously, not confirmed whether or not this was, indeed, a radical islamist e terrorist attack who is behind this. howard: robby soave, new york governor kathy hochul confirmed there was n

. >> and president biden's white house confirmed, there will be a face to face meeting with president xi from china. they don't meet often. last time they met was a area ago. how important is this face to face? >> we think about the economics. we talk about the global picture with the 21 countries. the united states and china together, more than 40% of the world's trade. take a look at that cht. about 105 trillion in trade every year. $47 trillion, trillion, from those two countries. and look, the others fall way, way bend. these are the two heavyweights. so economically, it is in their joint interests to work it out. then there is the political side and things get real dicey. things with us in china have that been exactly friendly. we've got concerns about the south china's sea. and all the countries around them are quite concerned. they have to claim it as well. and then there is the question of what's going on with ukraine. we know that. we know china supports ukraine. and the most dicey of all is taiwan. tie want wants independence. you put these all together and they're talking a

statement: >> republican lawmakers say, it should be pressure on the white house -- that is getting in way of israel winning the war. >> from biden white house will only get greater, more significant to try to prevent israel from resuming its work to follow through on that commitment and eliminating hamas. reporter: hous white house saying that president biden will not make any on camera remarks today. >> all right, ti . >> thank you very much lucas. >> bringing in florida continental man corey mills. i continue a moving target. something that we have not nailed down. what are your thoughts about the explosion at the northern border? >> well david thank you, i have made a couple different comments through myself twitter, it looked as if it was a possible probing attack it could have been if it deemed an actual explosive laden or vbied, it could have been a malfunction, you could have had a secondary trigger man, that used in iraq and syria. this could be utilized as a diversion on northern border for what is going on in south, i have said senate needs to take up hr2 secure border act and president needs to sign it into law, one o

but what has actually surprise the white house and the joe biden campaign is that younger voters think. they are not on the same page ap he is when it comes to being an old-school, big government type democrat, more online come a moreat progressive voters and ty do not see the united states as a global force for good.cy they see things through a colonized lens. so it's going to be difficult for them and much more than an outreach, they are going to have to have a conversation. >> one of the most interesting things is leaning on things like tiktok to get thee message out n the narrative pushed out there and they have had success. young people are rejecting with the president isople saying, son though they may have tried to pull back from getting rid of it earlgetty this year, tiktok mayt save them in the long run.ng >> we hope and pray that som re americans will be able to be returned. t this isurse come a thanksgiving day, friends.to we are e expressing what we are thankful for. 2 i am thankful for my family, that they have health. including my dad who has been working away to make sur

biden world as to the correct approach? >> yeah, jonathan, we have both reported on this phenomenon in the campaign, in the white house and acrossmuch -- how aggressive biden and his allies should be about trump. as you said for months the biden white house has really centered on this bidennomics phrasing, that messaging about trying to sell biden's economic accomplishments. they have not necessarily seen the type of gains that they've wanted in public opinion about biden's handling of the economy. and there's been many pollsters who say that phrase should never have been adopted by the white house. initially dismissed by biden and then ultimately adopted trying to co-op that phrase from something that was per jorative to something that was positive. we've not seen that work to the success that the biden administration has wanted, and so we've seen democrats inside and outside the bubble really calling for the white house to be more aggressive, calling for the president to be more aggressive in making it a one view match up with trump and going after his record as biden says compare me to the alternative. we've heard from democr

the biden white house understand ss.e s they hae a problem, especially with cornel west and the the y. art and if cornel west takes two or three points, if joe manchin and no labeld non s can make the ballot and they take two or three points. >> i mea thosn, those were narrow wins for biden in 2020. agai020, agan, wisconsin, georg, arizona, about 42,000 votest combined for the victory in 2020. you get a couplele otherd states candidates on on the ballot in those battleground states takin maybe a og maybe al of five or six points away from joe biden. donald trump wins and a landslide electoral college landslide. so i think the biden white house is is watching manchin pretty nervously because they already havebecaus problems with cornel west, who's watching roseanne alre. ? she's sick and she's going to come on tour with trump. >> i have to tell you the amazing part to me last night, the just stark contrast betweeny this raucous political rock star rally of, what, ten, 15,000 people in attendance and then right down the road in miami , it was like a kids food fight taking place. it was

we've got democrat mayors of five sanctuary cities met at the biden white house. demanding $5 billion in taxpayer funds to handle the president's border crisis that he broke in the first place. edward lawrence is live at the white house with the details. edward. >> yeah, liz, two of the mayors showed up here at the white house and made the case of needing the $5 billion to help with influx of mig migrants that cross the southern border illegally and the mayors met with chief of staff of the president but not the president. the mayor of chicago told me he opened one shelter per month since he's been in office to house migrants that illegally crossed the southern border. >> we continue to work to make sure that there are dignified places for individuals seeking asylum can lay their heads. it's going to require the full force of government at every level to intervene here. reporter: about 6.2 million people have illegally crossed the southern border since president biden took office. the biden administration sending many of those people to cities all over the country

that's barack obama when it comes to the biden white house. : does that make joe biden james bond? [laughter] >> not quite. more like an aged variety. here's the reality. you have someone who for five months barack obama has been the consultant on a.i. not only consultant, he's been interfacing with the tech companies and the white house. let's face it, he wrote this executive order that biden sent out to the world. and then he put words in kamala harris' mouth because it is obama who's obsessed with this idea of, and i'm going to quote it, algorithmic discrimination and bias in a.i., meaning diversity and equity in a.i. he wants to import those values to to control the growth of a.i. and to have the government keep its paw on top of the innovation that's possible in a.i. now, look -- rachel: that doesn't surprise me at all, that obama would want to use a.i. for his own political power and the power of his movement. >> yes. and he claims it's information. he wants to control the disinformation. where have we heard this before, rachel? we had te