. >> so, basically, james biden in your estimation is misleading america as the biden white house, haseen misleading america? because house impeachment managers have bank records, government records showing what went on. and, by the way, didn't james biden testify that joe biden, that he always kept his professional a life separate from joe biden, but he invoked joe biden's name in business with deals? his bio reads brother, campaign chair, finance chair of joe biden. >> yeah. he, he just says that's not true. i mean, he would -- he just denied everything regardless of the fact that in the political article you have four separate sources that claim that he used joe biden. you have additional witnesses that we've interviewed that claims he used joe biden's name. elizabeth: yeah. >> but jim biden said, no, absolutely not. it was just an amazing, it was the an amazing performance. quite frankly, as you, as i sat there, you would hear jim biden say one thing and then contradict it within sometimes a matter of seconds. so what he was doing, he was, what jim biden was doing was he was actual

does that sound like the biden white house took this into account. >> no, only saving grace is that biden buying ev 's, there are not enough yet to cause them, but if prow jec to 2030 and 2050 and the electric vehicle taking over that is serious road damage and highway damage, that has structural engineers worried, biden administration is incompetent and clueless. >> thank you marc mareno, we appreciate you joining us. >> tomorrow mollie hemingway and ford o'connel, a jam-packed series installment for you, on misleading america. thank you for watching us on fox business, time for dagen and sean. dagen: thank you, emac. >> sure. ♪ ♪ dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. sean: i am sea

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difference was coming you know, president biden's cooperation with the investigation and the biden white house has repeatedly sat and tried to draw stark contrast with former president trump's handling of documents. president trump, immediately after finding the documents, notified the archives of their existence, so he has been cooperative throughout the process. so robert hur clearly emphasized that during his report, and president biden himself pointed that out yesterday during remarks. he said he was glad robert hur noted the differences between president biden's handling and former president trump's. host: the report included characterizations of his memory. what details did it include about that? guest: the conclusions of the report were a legal victory for president biden. there were no charges recommended. the fallout of the report has seemed that, the political fallout is larger. so, robert hur repeatedly made references and notes about president biden's memory, and pointed to specific details that president biden seemed to forget or seem shaky on during his interviews with investigat

it's an incredibly personal thing to say, you can't remember your son's death, that is why this biden white housend this biden re-election team is so, so hypervigilant and prickly about that critique. >> it was really interesting, because donald trump is so transparent in his feelings pretty much at all times on social media, it was interesting what he did say in the immediate aftermath and what he didn't say. he didn't hit this idea of joe biden's age and mental acuity. what he hit mostly was the notion that joe biden isn't getting prosecuted for this. he shouldn't be allowed to get away with this. he wasn't protected by the presidential records act. i was cooperative with investigators. crooked joe didn't see, just the opposite. he willfully retained documents. this is a scam, deranged jack smith, so on and so forth. what do you make of that being the focus? >> what he did go after is exactly what bob hur discredited him on. in bob hur's report, he makes crystal clear that these two cases are being handled differently and treated differently, because they're radically different cases, and they

that's what was going on with the biden family. the white house story changed so many times. first i never spoke to hurricane sallied. -- hunter biden and then hunter biden said my father was not financially involved. the best one when joe biden shows up at 4 season restaurants, hunter biden. joe biden givers a presentation and leave and $3 million is wider to biden accounts. the money, the business, the brand and tony bobulinski confirmed that today in his system. >> sean: the money, the business, the brand. tony bobulinski you had rob walker a former business associate of hunter's. sought to create a joint venture at 4 seasons in washington. is that confirmed? jim jordan do you find them to be credible witnesses for your case? >> well, that luncheon. tony bobulinski was not there but rob walker was. walker would not even tell us that the big guy was joe biden. tony bobulinski confirmed that the big guy on the email to walker and to hunter biden, the big guy was in fact joe biden. tony bobulinski's story hasn't changed. the white house story change and the justice department

remember, earlier this week a "new york times" publisher said the white house is "extremely upset with the coverage of biden'sge and unpopularity. at some point the white house have a reality they have to face and see what everyone else has been seeing for a much longer period of time. whether that's now or in november, and by the way, speaking of november, day after day the slew of disastrous polls for biden, it just continues. look at this new poll. concerns over biden's age, they aren't going away any time soon. probably they will get worse. this survey conducted by quinnipiac university found 67% of americans think joe is too old to effectively serve another four years in the white house. and take a look at this. emerson college, they released a nursery of head-to-head polls in key states. these are the states that will in all likelihood decide the next presidential election. let's take a look. out in the great state of arizona, president trump is ahead by three points. in nevada, trump leads with six points, and biden is stuck at 40%. not a good number for an incumbent. in georgia, the closest state in 2

is witty, the court action against trump, when voters on the streets have been trying to tell biden white houseyou have talked about this the cpi shocker, the 2/3 of rise of january inflation was because of high housing and shelter costs, steve listen to the voters. >> everything is through the roof. you have to be a million air to live in dc . >> i am middle class i'm concerned about the inflation issues and interest rate hikes. >> inflation raised the cost of a lot of things it is more expensive to eat. >> hard to save money with as you said gas prices and groceries, insurance, rates, and many other things that have fed into eating into our pockets. >> work and material costs so much more money, prices have been driven up. >> i am hearing wages are all-time high, i pay my guys more than i have. elizabeth: steve, what do you think, because the biden campaign they are reportedly in a panic, they were expecting the fed to cut rates by this time to help them leading into the election. >> they should have listened to what fed powell said two years ago in jackson hole, wyoming said great mistake of

. >> it is certainly not a coincidence that the biden white house announced joe biden would be going to the southern border for only the second time in three years, just a week after the trump campaign announced the president would be visiting eagle pass tomorrow. this is a last-minute attempt by the biden white house. he is not going there to solve the crisis, he is going there because his handlers realize that he is weak on this issue, he is under water, and it won't work, because americans are feeling the tangible consequences of his wide open border policies in their communities every single day. one american life lost at the hands of an illegal person who has no right to be here is one too many. it's only joe biden cared about that, he would shut down the border, but he doesn't. >> trace: last time he was asked, he said there is more important things to take care of. apparently not anymore, rebecca heinrichs, karoline leavitt. thank you both. meanwhile, the fallout from the merger of laken riley continues with the mayor of athens under fire for the city 'sanctuary policies. dana

aides to former president barack obama, they worked directly with then-vice president biden in the obama white house say voter fears over biden's age is, quote, they're, quote, it's a very real issue. let's please get your reaction to this. watch. enter all jokes aside, according to recent polling, this is a real concern for american voters. how do you address that concern going forward as you come up to the 2024 election? >> well, a couple things. number one, you've got to take a look at the other guy, he's about as old as i am, but he can't remember his wife's name. [cheers and applause] number one. number two, it's about a how old your ideas are. i resent the hell out of it. [laughter] >> okay. [cheers and applause] >> if you watch joe biden speak, often times he sounds frail, and he sounds more frail than e used to even in 2019 and to 2020. he is must believey -- mumbley. more missteps like confusing mexico and egypt, that was not a win, but if you don't view bind being out there more as a net positive, then the argument he shouldn't be running is right. >> it is a very real issue, and ultimatel

think about the huge political disaster this is for the biden white house. >> trace: kaylee mcghee whiteolitics, but you wonder the road out, the pathway out for the biden campaign. do they keep dealing with this issue or do they forget about it and move forward? >> well, it's clear that biden doesn't want to forget about this issue. he's feeling the squeeze. i think he was the one who insisted on this press conference tonight, and you could see the way he was lashing out at the reporters, and visibly frustrated. granted, he's not used to staying up past 8:00 p.m., let alone taking unvetted questions from the press. b could tell he was upset about his mental acuity being questioned, and also about being thrown under the bus by his own justice department. so he's feeling the squeeze here, and it's really a question of what the biden campaign decides to do moving forward. >> trace: which is your question, stephanie hamill. what do they do moving forward? how do you reconstruct your guy without bringing this topic up again and again and again? >> yeah. i mean, this is just an incredible day

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but first, the white house is playing damage control after a special counsel report cleared president biden of criminal wrongdoing. but contributed to the narrative of him being too old for the job. you're watching, getting answers. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. white house officials are now discrediting the report with vice president kamala harris calling it a political attack that's, quote, inappropriate and troubling. this follows mr. biden's own uneven defense of himself last night at a last minute news conference, mr. president, mr. president for months when you were asked about your age you would respond with the words watch me. >> many american people have been watching and they have expressed concerns about your age. >> that is your judgment. that is your judgment. that is not the judgment of the press. >> they express concerns about your mental acuity. they say that you are too old. mr. president, in december you told me that you believe there are many other democrats who could defeat donald trump. so why does it have to be you now? what is your answer to the most qualifi

, jack smith's team, and new york attorney general letitia james have all been meeting with biden's white house counsel. biden's justice department or with kamala harris? >> the biden white house is overseeing the prosecution of his political rival. but just like everything biden oversees, it's falling apart. let's bring in judge jeanine pirro. how do you think today went for fairness? >> well, as i have to tell you, that she was without a doubt the most confrontational, combative, non-responsive, define and condescending, arrogant witness i've ever seen in a courtroom, especially in a courtroom, and not be taken away in the county bus and held in contempt at the local jail. i mean, this just does not happen in courtrooms. she walks in and she literally is so angry. she accuses a lawyer right off the bat of why in her in her questions with her sworn affidavits and the judge doesn't say anything and the judge just lets her. she's out of control. she says that this lawyer is what is a contrary to democracy, to everything she's doing. meanwhile, look, you look at way this guy's sweating bullets. h

right now the white house, neither biden nor white house have leverage over russia. ave de dependenceies. relations are so low, i don't expect improvement and biden boxed himself in calling putin killer. how do you negotiate with a person you designated a killer and who you want to grab if he travels. unfortunately, until the next president comes in, no hope to change putin's behavior. >> todd: putin has so much money, they are exporting gas to countries like india, that need gas. if we end stupidity with regard to climate change and catering to progressive left, we could sell to india and that would eshg eliminate money from putin's coffers. >> rebekah: exactly, it is idiotic what biden did, he cancelled keystone pipeline, russian defense budget increased one and a time half. definitely it was part of his decision calculus. >> carley: how do you think alexei navalny died? what are you hearing? >> rebekah: my assessment, navalny died in the hands of russian intelligence putin has a doctrine called wet affairs, which is spilling of blood. soviets have used this forever

the biden white house sent border agents to cut down texas' razor wire fencing. texas is saying we're standing tall, we're going to ignore if you, president biden. you're not making america safe. so can -- when the american people see these actions that tammy's pointing out, how are they going to react if he says in the state of the union, oh, i'm going to fix the border now? >> right, exactly. and the fact is that biden could help himself here by simply enforcing the law as a it is written, and yet he refuses to do so which is akin to committing political suicide at this point. and the reason why is because this open borders agenda is the left's agenda, and he cannot abandon it now. elizabeth: got it. tammy, kaylee, you guys are terrific. it's good to see you both. thanks again. >> thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay, this story, let's e get right to it, former president trump's legal team preparing to appeal what many legal critics and experts say is an over the top, unconstitutional a, politicized $355 million civil fraud if ruling against him in new york.

katie yelling at reporters and reporters coming on the white house council and robert herr taking from his report and his assessment of president biden's cognitive decline. what do you think? >> well, i think that the white house want it is both ways. essentially her's -- herr's ken polcari tear is the reason why because there's enough to indict him for wrongful materials and the justification was based again on his lack of mental faculties, which herr suggested would lead to problem securing a conviction. that was the bone he threw them and i don't know what they're looking for, but i guess both. elizabeth: what katie said, on top of that, the thing is, gene, he's not allowed his vice president or u.s. senator to have u.s. secrets at all. he was blaming his own staff for keeping u.s. secrets in multiple locations like his basement den, his garage, and open boxes on things like afghanistan and more. we're in a strange world today and it's being prosecuted and essentially the same exactling. thing joe biden has done whenever. they've seen the pictures of the garage and supposely full of classified documents and one of the primary reason

and like magic, we are suddenly seeing signs that the biden white house has been taken over by the bidenpaign. now, given how poorly biden is doing, "the angle" imagines the woman behind the curtain, o dr. jill, that she do a betterie job for her husband which meansf go for the better messaging. for very months the president is frustrated he's not getting credited for the great economy because they can't admit massivc spending drove to high prices that caused inflation, the biden campaign decided it would help if they used other words instead. take out the nd and add shrink.o >> cause to fall from a gallon of gas to a gallon of milk. you know it is too high because of what i call greek inflation. >> laura: they don't realize he is actually attacking his ow economy. now, companies shrink products not for fun, it is not fun to do that, but they do it because if they don't, they have to raise prices. it is basic economics, kids. >> the super bowl sunday, as an ice cream left are what makesi haangry, ice cream has shrunk in size and not price. i've had enough of shrink inflation. it is a rip

needed to dramatically redirect the narrative and like magic suddenly seeing signs that the biden white houseas been taken over by the biden campaign. given how poorly the doing. the woman behind the curtain, dr. jill, is demanding people do a better job for her husband, which means rotating out the farm team for the bigger hitters with better messaging. now, for many months, the president has been frustrated that he is not getting credit for the great economy. because they can't admit their massive spending drove the high prices that caused inflation, the biden campaign decided it would help if they used other words instead. take out the in and add greed and shrink. >> cost have fallen from everything from a gallon of gas to gallon of milk. we know prices are still too high because of what i called greedflation and shrinkflation. >> laura: they don't realize is he actually attacking his own economy. now, companies shrink products not for fun, it's not fun to do that but they do it because if they don't, they have to raise prices. it's basic economics, kids. >> the super bowl sunday and ice c

it looks like there's a lot of coordination from the white house on running cover on hunter biden andiden incorporated in the attack and the persecution president trump. >> nathan wade is supposedly in contact with the white house counsel's office on the white house and the justice department and january 6 committee. >> shouldn't they be running an independent investigation? >> you would think. >> i'm sure he's entitled to that information but we want to know how this has played out when you think about they are going after their political opponent that started clear back in 15 and 16 when they started to finalize the campaign. based on a confidential human source, nothing seems to happen to christopher steele. now we have this human source that christopher wray filled out this form. he said we can't give you the 1023 form. he's been a 14 year informant and we paid him. they arrest the guy twice. maybe the guy did live. it's quite a contrast for christopher steele giving false information about president trump and he continues to get paid. this mr. smirnov can give false information a

biden before he flew out why he was going to border state. he told me more important things going on. recently you talked to people at the white house, biden campaign. they would list no. 1 issue in this election coming up, being cost of living or economy. this trip seems to be admission, they have realized they cannot win e election without fixing what is happening at the border. there is a lot of talk among democrats how this is not a political issue. they have to get the politics out to fix it. what we are going to see thursday from trump and present biden. he is going to talk about how it is on republicans to get urgency behind them and pass this bipar san senate deal. talking to republican governors on friday, they said they didn't see a point in present biden continuing to focus on that bipartisan senate deal. republicans helped negotiate it. it is debt right now. donald trump put enough pressure on republicans to kill the bill. that package is dead. what lawmakers want to see other things, present biden can do. we know before the state of the union next week. restricting who can ask for asylum and where at the border. the pla

stuart: new report reveals what the biden white house really thinks about as kamala harris' job as ay, what exactly are they saying? if. ashley: pretty much what everyone else is. critics within the biden administration say vp harris, who's supposed to be the border czar, has frank thely been a dud. as one former senior official told ax a owes with, quote, she's been at best ineffective, and at a worst, sporadically engaged. it was her responsibility. it's an opportunity for her, and she just didn't fill the breach. now, harris maintains is to identify the factors that are driving people to leave guatemala, honduras and el el salvador. but the in-fighting over border policy and and migrant services goes back several years. axios quoting a feud if between then-top biden aide susan rice and hhs secretary xavier becerra, quote, saying for what was seen as his reluctance to find more space in child migrant shelters which are overseen by hhs according to several sources familiar with the dynamics. rice referred to becerra as a ba which kind of rhymes be itch and bass. and privately called

it is being run byjoe biden's white house.n order to make sure that everything goes right. this is a terrible time for our country. this is a real dark period for our country. his top person and some others have been placed into the da's office to make sure they do a good job of election interference. there has never been anything like this in the history of our country. with all of this being said, i look outside, into the streets, it is so different from when i left new york. it is so different. it is dirty and crime ridden. today you walk down the street, you get mugged or shot. they are doing this where legal experts, legal scholars said they don't understand that there is no crime and there was no crime here at all. this is just a way of hurting me and there was no crime here at all. this isjust a way of hurting me in the election because i'm leading by a lot, we are leading by no numbers that nobody has ever seen before and they figured this is their way of cheating. last time they had a different way, this time they hav

is in eagle pass, the texas border town where republican governor greg abbott has defied the biden white houseing state national guard soldiers to detain undocumented migrants and erect border barricades. mr trump spoke there a short time ago. nice weather, beautiful day, but a very dangerous border. we are going to take care of it, thank you. another care of it, thank you. beautiful day, says donald trump. another beautiful day, says donald trump. immigration is a live topic in the us heading into the election. a recent gallup survey saw 28% of americans named immigration as their top concern, beating out every other topic, including the economy and inflation. some 61% of americans in a monmouth survey listed illegal immigration as a "very serious problem", with a majority of respondents for the first time saying they support mr trump's proposal of building a us—mexico border wall. that border was crossed last year by 2.5 million undocumented migrants, an influx that has overwhelmed processing facilities and pushed social services in major american cities to the brink. 0ur correspondent tom b

white house has been pushing. but political reporting that the electric mandate from the biden white house forcing americans to onlyverge of collapse. sales are slowing down, union workers don't like them because they face massive job losses. california is going big here but, you know, ford, gm, you know, they're reporting earnings problems too and losses in their units. i think rivian just took a hit too. what do you think? >> yeah. i think what's happening here is president biden's campaign advisers are recognizing that they're not going to win or lose this thing in california, they're going to win or lose the presidential election in michigan and ohio and the rust belt. and these policies to mandate ev on the timeline that they were initially proposing were going to cause huge issues in places like michigan and ohio where folks are genuinely concerned about what their place might be in an auto manufacturing future in an industry that's, quite frankly are, new -- elizabeth: wait a minute, let me understand. sorry. you're saying the president's electric car mandate is going to hit the swing state voters who are go

earlier this weeki ,a new yormek times publisher said that the white house is, quote, extremelyhouse is upset paper's coverage of biden's aget and unpopularity. all at some point, the white house. they have a reality. pularity. some pothey have to fe what everyone else has been seeing fore what a much longer e of time. now, whether that's now or in novembe nowr. f and by the way, speaking of november, while day after day, the slew of disastrous polls for biden, it just continues. look at this new poll.s concerns over biden's age. they're not going away any timeb soon. probably they'll get worse. thisly they survey conducted se by quinnipiac university. teit found 67% of americans thik that joe is too old serve to effectively serve another four years in the whitthere hout and take a look at this. emerson college, they released a a flurry of head to head polls in key states. theskee the states that will lik in all likelihood decide the nextelih presidential. o let's take a look. out in the great statent t of arizonaru, president is ahead by three points. in nevada, trump leadsevada, wix points and biden stuck at 40%. not

and there's a moment now debate in the biden white house as to what the response to that should be. el? could president biden come out firmer against prime minister netanyahu publicly? we know privately he has certainly chastised israel's conduct of this war. the president in jordan yesterday talked about this and did speak about the need for more humanitarian aid help there for those in gaza. that humanitarian also at stake in the senate and seems it won't get through the house. up next president biden found a new way to woo young voters. the social media platform his campaign is using to expand his reach despite national security concerns from his own administration. we'll get into that on "way too early." and coming up on "morning joe," donald trump is asking the supreme court to pause a ruling that denies him absolute immunity, now putting the fate of his criminal case in the hands of the nine justices. we'll dig into his delay tactic and what's likely to happen next. >>> plus, in just a few minutes voters will brave the snow to head to the polls in new york's special election to

in georgia, another scam coordinate wind the biden white house for purposes of election interference. mr. trump posted to truth social. house judiciary chair jim jordan on x, your tax dollars shouldn't be used to pay for fani willis, fani willis and nathan way to take a vacation and certainly shouldn't be used to target their political rival, president trump. now, as you know, willis was put on the defensive over her admitted romance was nathan wade, the man she installed as the top prosecutor in the case against the former president. at issue is when the romantic relationship between the two began. a witness today at a former friend's say it began three years before the two are claiming. >> mr. wade visit you at the place you laid your head. >> when. >> has he ever visited you at the place you lay your head. >> let's be clear because you lied, let me tell you which one you lied in right here. i think you lied right here. no, no, no. this is the truth judge. it is a lie. it is a i lie. >> reporter: you lie. meantime, there's building pressure tonight on the white house to row lease th

here's the thing, why didn't the biden white house see what toyota that and china is already saying theug-in hybrid cars that still use gasoline? >> i don't think they look at anything practically. if you look at the energy emission, the energy czar there, he is all in for 100% zero. they're listening to john kerry, you know? he's been very motivated in getting the democrats and joe biden to do just a really harsh net zero immediately which is unsustainable, and it's going to be impractical, and people are going to get hurt and even die if this continues. elizabeth: yeah. i mean, the middle and lower class worker can't afford these expensive cars. byd, china's byd, again, 11 grand a pop. their growth is astonishing, congresswoman. 3 million electric vehicles last year, more than any other company. and now they've got, you know, they're blowing out factories, and they're building in brazil, china -- excuse me, brazil, thailand, hungary and uzbekistan. so they're really cranking it out there. it looks like the biden white house put america behind the 8-ball here. >> of course they did, an

white house. they can't tolerate this. this is the number one issue for voters. here's a tremendous strike against the bidenvor of people who want some kind of change at the border and reform at the border. maria: well, obviously, it sounds to me like the white house is directing ap, directing the media on how to cover things. >> and yet the biden white house over the weekend complained about the media coverages getting so here they have a totally compliant in the bucket media and it's not good enough. >> the mainstream media is trying to save him, they're trying to save him from himself e that's all that's happening. maria: you're right. let's take a break. we've got a lot more coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get yo

the biden white house also has given medicare the power to directly negotiate with big pharma, thereby lowering drug prices. after decades of thoughts and prayers, little else in response to mass killings, the biden white house managed to shepherd a bipartisan safer communities act through a bulky congress. these are chronicles endorsed president biden's reelection ends this way -- we are all well aware of biden's age, 81 and trump's, 77. as well as memory lapses that have prompted near panic among many of the presidents fellow democrats. those of us who remember the energetic garrulous, occasionally elegant joe biden of years past, can see the difference a few years have made, even if he was always prone to gaffes. accounts other than the report of special counsel robert hur's, suggests, however, that biden remains focus, engaged, in command on the vital issues that occupy a president. experience counts, like ronald reagan, lyndon johnson, franklin roosevelt, biden's death management of his team has made him, arguably, the most productive president since lbj in the early months of his

they coordinated this behind the scenes including with the biden white house, and they orchestrated this entire takedown or attempted takedown of donald trump, and if they are for flailing now. they are freaking out because if they know that all of their plans to manipulate the law, to manipulate the system and to target donald trump for things that no other american would be prosecuted for are all coming apart before if their very eyes. apparently, when you manipulate the legal system, it doesn't always work out the way that you think. elizabeth: okay. let's watch the reaction. >> i mean, to me, it's disappointing, it's troubling just because of the delay. i think that that would have been a very easy thing for the court to do. but instead they've thrown a monkey wrench into the schedule. >> there are just a lot of reasons to be very pessimistic. the ultimate decision is almost irrelevant, because even if they were to say that a president is not immune, or by delaying it so much they are defacto saying that this former president is immune. >> however, now, i do think this makes a trial

biden. he is more experienced. more predictable. he is an old school politician. >> the white house >> turner also got some push back from his colleagues. one even compared him to intelligence leaker guard snowden and another called for formal inquiry for his motives for announcing the existence of this information accusing him of trying to fast track fisa operation or ukraine funding. multiple members who viewed this information told us this has nothing to do with any legislative battle currently happening on capitol hill. this threat has been on the radar for some time and there was a recent cause for urgency around it, bret. >> bret: we will talk about that a little bit more in common ground, jacqui, thank you. political news montana republican congressman matt rosendale says he is withdrawing from the u.s. senate race in montana because of former president donald trump. rosendale was vying for the g.o.p. nomination. only a few days in to take on the three term incumbent democrat senator jon tester. short time ago mr. rosendale said mr. trump's endorsement of former navy seal tim

it is worth re-opening the investigation and finding who brought the bag of drugs into the biden white house single suspect in 10 long days of investigation, all on top of the fbi saying they found cocaine residue on, i don't know what it was, probably hunter's gun or holster. photos of drugs found on hunter biden's phone , taken before he purchased a gun in 2018, have come to light. with proof his lies about his drug addiction. the court included photographs and printouts of messages from hunter's phone in its tuesday conclusion. in the messages, he tells his then-girlfriend haley baydon, in the presence of his deceased brother beau, about how he bought and used drugs. before oct. 12, 2018, the date the gun was purchased, the defendant used his phone to take photographs of crack and cocaine and paraphernalia for their use, the document states. in addition, prior to purchasing the weapon, the defendant regularly sent messages about drug purchases. in in one of his messages, hunter asked for baby powder, a very soft thing. another blow to the president's son. a federal prosecutor found drug r

>> i do think that for the biden white house and the biden reelection bid there have been setbacks, you know, last week we had the her report about his keeping top secret documents after he left the white house the first time as vice president. and so last this week was kind of a low point. we know that that report had some critique about his mental state and his age and president biden was really angered by that. and so but one of the things that has kind of help president biden is every time there's something embarrassing or something that is about him that has put him in a negative light. there's always something from trump that allows biden and his supporters to pivot and say, remember, as much as you know that biden is slowed by age and he's the oldest president in history. look at this guy, looked at his competition in what he he's doing, isn't that a lot worse? and so that's what we saw from president trump with the hearings with the verdict of that really huge penalty in new york with some of his rhetoric at that big campaign rally yesterday and michigan, again, you're allowing

a mega concern for the biden white house. no charges but some harsh language. >> harsh language, major, that shows exactly what the white house and president has said all along. that he made mistakes with regards to how meticulous he should have been. he also said the intention here matters. he never had intended to have any classified documents. even though we've not heard directly from the president this report was released, he did issue a pretty bold statement through the white house counsel office when we know he declined to assert any executive privilege over any portion of this report. what does that mean? practical terms, if you had requested to assert executive privilege, some portions of the report could have been redacted. there could have been black lines, we've seen this in other investigations were certain portions are kept from congress or the public in order to preserve the ability for the president to have confidential discussions. or for matters of national security. the president decided no, i do not want an

special counsel robert hur's stinging characterizations of president biden's memory. white houses politically motivated, and they're especially incensed over the suggest that the president could not remember when his son beau had died. first lady jill biden says i can't imagine someone would try to use our son's death to score political points. joe is 81, that's true, but he's 81 doing more in an hour than most people do in a day. his age with his experience and expertise is an incredible asset, and and and he proves it every day. trump and nikki haley are weighing in from the campaign trail. >> joe biden will not be the nominee. he's not. the democrats know this. r what i will tell you is there will be a female president of the united states -- [cheers and applause] the hard truth is it's either going to be me or kamala harris. >> the real problem nation our country is not joe biden's decline, the real problem is that joe biden is causing america's decline. he's causing it. the who the hell would allow people to pour into our country? if who would allow this no happen? -- to hap

you have joe biden in charge of the department of justice and running the white house. n have that political protection. the legal right and wrong of this matter is being intersected with the politics of this. what we'll find out is whether or not the house oversight committee can get enough evidence to go in and prosecute this case on the floor by way of impeachment. >> harris: it's a lot. i am glad you were in "focus" and we get to talk about these things and look deeper into the evidence as it pops. thank you very much. we have breaking news to tell you about. normally a white house briefing wouldn't necessarily be breaking news but the timing of it is urgent because they are about to start at any moment and the issues that we can hear about are critical. homeland security impeachment in the house yesterday. secretary mayorkas now moves to the u.s. senate. new polling on biden's age and mental fitness for the job is out and it is horrible for the president. inflation numbers are going in the wrong direction. food prices going up by more because inflation is going up b

although, the white house and biden's attorney rejected the description of his memory. we should note, let us bring in white house director of communication kate benefiel and seen in special correspondent. kate, i am sure you are excited to answer my questions on this. >> i am always happy. >> i am sure there are democratic voters out there. pause say a majority of democrats are concerned president biden is too old to be president. i am sure some of them today are looking at these news reports and saying, this guy might have been a great president, but should not be the nominee. >> look, there is some editorializing in this report about biden's memory. when you think of what it takes to sit down for one of these interviews, asked to recall information, dates, specific about things that happened six, seven, eight years earlier. >> do not know when you are vice president? >> he has got a lot on his plate. this interview happened after the attack on israel, so he had been cut with that. anybody sitting down for an interview like that, being asked for specific dates over and

i mean, i know that the biden white house is sort of changing its position, somewhat, or at least itsl, prime minister netanyahu and the war more broadly, but i wonder with 29,000 people dead in gaza, whether that damage can even begin to be undone? dead bodies are not something that you can unmessage. >> right, everyone understands what the situation is. the white house understands what the situation is. globally and in terms of gaza and israel, and, you know, we know the steps that they are taking with the sisraeli government. they also understand the political impact in michigan. they've said that a lot of surrogates have gone into talk to arab communities in michigan, i know that they are recommending that people in the democratic party next tuesday, that people vote uncommitted as opposed to voting for biden. i don't know if people actuallyi do that. that could give the biden team a sense of how bad the problem is. the president went to michigan, recently, they were bracing for protesters, it didn't really materialize, it is still uncertain -- when there is an existential threat

but i think one of the concerns, in the white house, in the biden campaign is that this sort of underlinesfor voters in november. >> peter, the white house gets accused all the time of hiding president biden. but in eight pm press conference to screaming and yelling reporters who are coming at him he certainly cannot accuse them from keeping the guy under lock and key tonight. >> well i think the measure of how serious this really is they do actually keep him under. lock and let's not minimize that he's given the conference and any modern times, they've not given interviews to any newspaper that i'm aware of in the three years he's been president, that's untrue with any president that i've covered from the 1990s they do tried to protect him from circumstances where he might make mistakes they decided, obviously that the language in the report presented a notch of a threat, enough of a possible damage that they want to address it in the news cycle. they didn't want to let a whole news cycle they go by in effect without -- so they did sentimental. he was feisty. they gave the reporter basica

white house. we were just watching the white house press secretary and we're still monitoring that news conference. >> and harris, even though president biden is doing less and less on camera, including today. nothing on camera. than he was in the earliest days of his administrations officials here are trying to tell us he is doing a lot more than people who are a lot younger. >> president biden does more in one hour than most people do in a day. his age with experience and expertise is an incredible asset and he proves it every day. that's what we believe. >> 86% of adults don't believe it according to an abc poll that asks simply is president biden too old to serve another term? >> he is not cognitively fit to be our present. i have been around him for eight years in the white house in and around the oval office and so i have seen a dramatic change in him. if you look at the time when he was vice president and compare it to now it's amazing how much he has deteriorated. >> the democratic cavalry is coming and hoping to put the gaffes in pros peabody. >> it's wrong. >> age is objective. he is younger than i many. what do i have to say abou

we got you. >> the thing is this, the rationale for the double standard as articulated by the biden white houseed. that is a good reason to indict trump for obstruction, not a good way to look the other way to biden. we don't give medals to people who cooperate, we indict people who don't. for them to say he cooperated and trump didn't. no, no, if they committed the same crime, they treat it. the same. cooperating with the investigation is not a good reason to bring classified information charges. >> neil: misrepresenting your health in the first place. joe biden talking about this, they were locked and sealed and we see pictures and photographs that show them open in a garage and other places. what i'm asking here, i understand he is an old man and doesn't know what he's doing, that is your sense of them absolving him. that is a different standard to prosecution or not. >> in every case prosecutors can exercise their discretion. if you say, how will this hit a jury, you have passed checking the boxes he's done action to bring a charge and what you are down to, can you make out the mental inten

all the biden white house attempts to discredit the herr report are going to fall on deaf ears around the country. believe me. joe biden is in a heap of trouble and trying to untruth his way out of it. i'm going to predict it will not work. the biden presidency is broke and florida congresswoman byron darnolds. talk about the -- florida congresswoman claudey tenny and byron donalds. synergy home is the 25th amendment applicable? >> first of all this, is so clear, the prosecutor is a binary choice and you either are competent to stand trial or if you're not, then you have to face a 25th amendment charge. it's not one or the other, it's -- that's it. it's if this prosecutor as you stated had reasonable grounds to determine and make the conclusion that you cited for mandy mccarthy -- andy mccarthy, we could have gone to a jury and they would have found him kindly and guilty he was guilty of a crime and knowingly and willfully handling of classified documents and if he knowingly did that and he's guilty, put him in front of a trial. that's a doubling standard and two-tiered justice system

served in the 21st century, each carving out unique portfolios and roles in their husband's white house. dr. jill bidenirst lady to hold a full-time job outside of her white house duties, teaching english at northern virginia community college. dr. biden and her fellow first ladies are now the subject of the new book titled "american woman: the transformation of the modern first lady from hillary clinton to jill biden" and its author, "new york times" white house correspondent katie rogers joins us now. so exciting. >> thank you for having me. >> so what made you -- how did you go about the book? i'm fascinated by all of these women, and what were you looking for in terms -- for commonalities, differences, a narrative thread? how did you do it? >> i sort of started with the idea that the '90s was this sort of really transformational decade for young women in particular, who had grown up with tales of, you know, what could be possible for them, from their own mothers, the equal pay act had passed in the early '60s, roe v. wade had established a constitutional right to abortion, the '80s saw this influx

bet. >>> still ahead, we are talking with a member of president biden's reelection campaign about the campaign strategy to keep the white houseith us. ♪ ♪ >>> and we have breaking news. cnn is projecting president joe biden has won south carolina's first-in-the-nation democratic primary today. paid a visit to his campaign headquarters and taken an opportunity to rally staff ahead of what is shaping up to be a challenging rematch against his likely republican rival, former president donald trump. >> this is not just a campaign. this is more of a mission. we cannot, we cannot, we cannot lose this campaign for the good of the country. we're going to be able to say, god willing, that this generation helped save democracy. >> let's discuss more now with the biden campaign's communications director michael tyler. michael, thank you for being with us this evening. congratulations on winning south carolina. we have just made that projection. your campaign is counting on a strong showing among black voters in south carolina. they, of course, helped launch biden to the white house back in 2020. so what do you say to democrats who are a

voters, biden's border crisis and how the chaos at the southern border caused turmoil in the biden white house. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner here with emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany and fox news contributor and president of ka consulting and senior counselor to president trump kellyanne conway is here and "fox and friends" co-host and one nation, brian kilmeade, hardest working man in television. tonight the house will hold a second impeachment vote against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. i've been told republicans are going to pass it. they are going to impeach him. they have the votes. we never know until they do it. white house pres secretary karine jean-pierre blasted the move earlier today. they want to continue on the shameful process of impeaching him, it is baseless. >> harris: shocking report from axios how there is in-fighting with the biden staff, between susan rice and hhs secretary and rice blamed him for blaming to get enough beds for children. calling him an idiot and other choice words. it outlines a tense moment from president biden, en route to the southe

it looks like there's a lot of coordination from the white house on running cover on hunter biden and incorporated in the attack and the persecution president trump. >> nathan wade is supposedly in contact with the white house counsel's office on the white house and the justice department and january 6 committee. >> shouldn't they be running an independent investigation? >> you would think. >> i'm sure he's entitled to that information but we want to know how this has played out when you think about they are going after their political opponent that started clear back in 15 and 16 when they started to finalize the campaign. based on a confidential human source, nothing seems to happen to christopher steele. now we have this human source that christopher wray filled out this form. he said we can't give you the 1023 form. he's been a 14 year informant and we paid him. they arrest the guy twice. maybe the guy did live. it's quite a contrast for christopher steele giving false information about president trump and he continues to get paid. this mr. smirnov can give false information and h