what do you think bidenomics is? . >> high inflation, high taxes -- every part of your life how to run your country all it is going to do kill jobs, going to make sure you can't afford to live i lived in poor family watched mom struggling zag going on all across florida poor shaemz, trying to put food on table because of gas prices utility prices because of bidenomics. >> we are looking at stimulus as president is still trying to push through the student loan program, and still says the border is secure. senator, your end fentanyl act passed senate headed to house what can we expect there? do you think issue of fentanyl will come up in a meeting between u.s. and china? we have no evidence joe biden brought this up to xi jinping, or antony blinken ever brought this up he just got back in beijing. >> joe biden is aappeaseer, weak seems like government of communist china has something on it he will not stand up for anything, 70,000 americans died of fentanyl overdose, coming from china across our border joe biden an bid

that's bidenomics. my dad, he would say, joey, he was a well written guy, never got to go to college and hard working gentlemen. and dinner, and we had conversation and incidentally ate. my dad would say remember, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. and give you my word, he would say, a job is a lot more than a paycheck, joey, it's about your dignity, it's about pride, it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say honey, it's going to be ok. literal sense, thinking about that. about your dignity, how you are treated, and being able to make a living you can tell your kids it's going to be ok. a second big part of bidenomics, empowering american workers. when i took office, unemployment was over 6%. the american rescue plan we provided relief and support directly to working class families. our economy came roaring back, unemployment dipped below 4% by the end of my first year in office. now it's been below 4% for the longest stretch in 50 years of american history. and i must admit i co

>> bidenomics. >> bidenomics. >> bidenomics. >> bidenomics is working. >> that's just not true. >> whateverorld they're living in they may be working but they're not working in our world. >> people can't even afford to go to the grocery anymore. >> bringing down inflation remains one of my top priorities. >> is your grocery bill higher. >> absolutely, yeah. >> as a matter of fact, things like everything is just going up in terms of prices. it's ridiculous. >> he's done more to hurt this country than any other president before him. >> bidenomics is just another way of saying restore the american dream. >> who wrote that for him? >> middle america's definitely a thing of the past. he's destroyed a lot. >> so when you hear bidenomics, what do you think? >> idiocy. >> absolute idiocy. >> stupidity. >> failure. >> how he screwed up the country, that's what i come up with. >> laura: brilliant. well, i have my own definition of bidenomics. an economic theory whereby the closer you are to the biden family, the more likely you are to get rich. and exactly what part of biden's economic record are we

the phrase bidenomics resident vision? the phrase bidenomics president biden _ vision? the phrase bidenomics president biden did not - vision? the phrase bidenomics president biden did not invent| president biden did not invent it, it was coined first by the wall streetjournal used it, he wall street journal used it, he has wall streetjournal used it, he has had two choices over these months, one is to distance himself from people's perceptions, bad perceptions about the economy and the other one is to try to seize on positive numbers, abrasive and find himself in the economy together as a success, that is what this is an effort to do, what this is an effort to do, what does bidenomics mean, joe biden says it means job creation, it means ideas like cheaper prescription drugs, it is a repudiation of reaganomics the idea of low taxes and most importantly, the administration would define bidenomics is the idea, targeted government investment in very specific things, like renewable energy, like microchip manufacturing, and like structure spending, those are going to be ways

that's bidenomics. my dad used to have an expression, he said joey, he was a well read guide and got to go to college was a hard-working gentleman. we had dinner and conversations my dad used to say remember, jobs are about more than a paycheck. a lot more than a paycheck, joey, it's about your dignity. it's about pride, it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and saying honey, it will be ok. in the literal sense, think about that. it's about your dignity, how you are treated being able to make a living and it will be ok. the second big part of bidenomics is empowering american workers. when i took office, unemployment was over 6%. the american rescue plan was going directly to working-class families and our economy came roaring back and unemployment went below 4% by the end of my first year in office. now it's below 4% for the longest stretch in 50 years in american history. [applause] i must admit i concentrated with the help of jesse jackson a lot of other people here. we have seen record l

but i think it's a plan that i'm happy to call bidenomics and guess what, bidenomics is works. when i took office the pandemic was raging and our economy was reeling. supply chains were broken. millions of people unemployed. hundreds of thousands of small businesses on the verge of closing after so many had already closed literally hundreds of thousands on the verge of closing. today u.s. has the highest economic growth rate leading the world economies since the pandemic the highest in the world as dick said with his help we created 13.4 million new jobs. more jobs in two years than any president has ever made in four. in two and, folks, it's no accident that's bidenomics in action. bidenomics is about building an economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. and there are three fundamental changes that we decided to make with the help of congress we've been able to do it first, making smart investments in america second, educating and empowering american workers to grow the middle class and third, promoting competition to lower costs to help small businesses

that's bidenomics. you know, my dad used to have an expression, joey, and i give my word as you say, my dad was a well-read guy, never got to go to college and a hardworking gentleman. we had dinner at -- where we incidentally had conversation and incidentally ate. my dad used to say, remember, a job's about a lot more than a paycheck. i mean this, a job's a lot more than a paycheck, joey. it's about your dignity. it's about pride. it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. think about it, i mean, literal sense. think about that, it's about your dignity, how you're treated, and being able to make a living you can tell your kids is going to be okay. the second big part of bidenomics is empowering american workers. when i took office, unemployment was over 6%. with the american rescue plan we provided relief and support directly to working class families. our economy came roaring back, unemployment dipped below 4% by the end of my first year in office. now it'

i said, i didn't name it bidenomics. didn't realize the economieses and "wall street journal" did, but i think it's a plan i'm happy to call bidenomics. guess what? bidenomics is working. when i took office, the pandemic was raging and our economy was reeling. supply chains were broken. millions of people unemployed. hundreds of thousands of small businesses on the verge of closing after so many had already closed. literally hundreds of thousands. today the u.s. has the highest economic the highest in the world. we created 13.4 million new jobs. more jobs in two years than any president has ever made in four. in two. folks, this is no accident. that had biden 078ics in action. it's about building an economy from the middle out and bottom up, not the top down. there are three fundamental changes that we decided to make to help congress do it. first, making smart investments in america. second, educating and empowering american workers to grow the middle class. third, promoting competition to lower costs and help small bus

that is bidenomics in action.ot here to declare victory on the economy. >> pennsylvania congressman a member of the house financial services and small business committee, great to see you this morning. >> so great to be with you. >> how do you assess bidenomics, what is bidenomics from your standpoint. >> bidenomics to the biden family is there context with those in the communist party in china and russia in romania and getting payoffs for what we don't know what services they rendered so bidenomics is their family members getting very rich to the tune of $35 million. you know what it is to my constituents and the rest of america. it is a suppressing of the economy. it is inflation and high interest rates. the level of wildly excessive spending the assault on our energy industry has driven inflation to the highest levels in 50 years. in so doing higher interest rates and overall costing my constituents nearly 800 - $900 extra a month. if that is something that they think is working for the american people, once ag

bidenomics is about the future. bidenomics is another way of saying restore the american dream.n't come up with the name. i really didn't. i now claim it. >> dana: president biden is trying to sell the public on his economic policy. reality of bidenomics shows inflation is stubborn and stuck market busted. let's bring in maria bartiromo. i stole your read, bill. sorry about that. president biden's approval on the economy is lower than his overall approval rating at 34%. people are frustrated with the higher prices. are they going to buy bidenomics. that was an insult that republicans were using and now embracing it. will it work? >> these are all really important questions, dana. i'm not surprised that the president is making bidenomics his centerpiece of his campaign for 2024 because actually consumer confidence is starting to tick up. the other day we got a consumer confidence level highest in 18 months. that was a positive. no surprise he is using the economy as his centerpiece. let's be clear about what bidenomics really is. the economic plans out of this administration have

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bidenomics is a way of saying restore the american dream.n our people, we strengthen the middle class. we see the economy grow. that benefits all americans. that's the american dream. 40 years of trickle down limited that dream. for those, except for those at the top. >> and joining me is jared bernstein the chair of the white house council of economic advisors. thank you for joining us. so i want to start with this. gallup released their economic confidence index and it shows that americans are feeling slightly better. that number is ticking up there at the end. but at the same time, they do remain overall pessimistic. an ap poll shows 64% of americans disapprove of president biden's handling of the this economy. i have wonder, is bidenomics a rebrand that is trying to change these overall economic approval ratings? >> not so much that as a description of an economic theory on one hand and very much a theory that's in practice on the other hand. that is, bidenomics is already in our economy generating some of those positive indicators that

. >> now, it's time for bidenomics. >> with what the press is now called bidenomics, i don't know what started as a negative term, invented by republicans, until president bauman and democrats embrace the turn to take credit for providing health insurance for millions of people. bidenomics was first used by the wall street journal iniquitous's i'm of president biden's economic policies, now, it is being embraced. by president biden. today, president biden tweeted, bidenomics is working. the unemployment rate has been under 4% for 16 months in a row. the last time our nation had such a long stretch of low unemployment was in the 1960s. here is what president biden says in chicago today. >> guess what? bidenomics is working. when i took office, the pandemic was raging, and our economy was reeling. supply chains were broken, millions of people unemployed. hundreds of thousands of small business is on the verge of closing, after so many had already closed. literally, hundreds of thousands on the verge of closing. today, the u.s. has the highest economic growth rate leading the world econom

what does bidenomics mean? joe biden says that meansjob creation, bidenomics mean?rugs, a repudiation of reaganomics, the idea that low taxes in ritual boats and probably most importantly, the administration would define bidenomics as the idea that targeted government investment in very specific beings, like renewable energy, microchip manufacturing, infrastructure spending, that those are going to be ways to make the american economy robust and higher with the working class. some of the voters who went towards donald trump over the last several years, there is a case for it. that is still to be determined. you touched on the negative perception and this is the conundrum because inflation is coming down, job numbers are strong at the moment, the economy is growing and yet only 34% of americans approve of his handling of the economy, according to the latest associated press pole. is top economic adviserjared bernstein spoke to npr about it today and this is what he said. a lot of it depends on how you ask the question, steve. if you ask the question, steve. if you as

jeremy, what exactly is bidenomics?ll, wolf, president biden described bidenomics today as building the economy from the bottom up and the middle out, and it's really the sum of his economic policies. everything from the bipartisan infrastructure bill to the historic climate change they'll be he passed called the inflation reduction act. and it's really a broader economic vision focused on using public investments to spur private investments in the private sector. and he also framed it very much in opposition from start to finish in contrast to the trickle down economic policies espoused by runs on. >> bidenomics is about the future. bidenomics is another way of saying restore the american dream when we invest in our people, we strengthen the middle class, we see the economy grow. that benefits all americans. that's the american dream. 40 years of trickle down limited that dream, except form those at the top. >> but really, wolf, bidenomics is really a messaging vehicle for the president to confront what is perhaps his

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and bidenomics.ll break it all down as if he 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. a very big breakthrough for special counsel jack smith's investigation into the plot to keep joe biden out of the white house. smith prosecutors have now met with trump's former lawyer and dear, dear friend rudy giuliani. as of the 2020 election, of course, giuliani led the effort to push voter fraud conspiracy to state legislatures in an attempt to get them to send false electors to congress. here is what he told georgia lawmakers back in december of 2020. >> you are the final arbiter of who the elector should be, and whether the process is fair or not. and the other way to look at it is your responsibility if a false and fraudulent count is submitted to the united states government. >> today, giuliani's political advisor described the interview with jack smith's team as, quote, entirely voluntary and conducted in a professional manner. the new york ti

the president is making speeches, talking about bidenomics. to convince americans the country is in good shape. are you buying it? >> no, biden should be ashamed to put his name on this economy temperature is creating desperation and hardship and it is atrocious. >> carley: talk about what makes you feel that way. >> i see myself -- my family, debt is increasing and we are trying to find ways to save money. family members have two, maybe three additional jobs. it is creating desperation and we've seen crime because of it. >> carley: the president was in chicago, perry, where you go to school, he is talking about inflation. >> competition means lowering cost. to down inflation is my top priority. inflation is less than half what it was a year ago, caused by russia and the war in ukraine and by what is going on. we knew we had to do more. there is more than one way to bring down cost. >> carley: perry, what do you think about what the president is saying there? he is saying progress has been made. are you feeling it? >> not particularly, unfortu

that's bidenomics in action.conomy from the middle out and the bottom up, not top down. ashley: okay. but voters don't seem to agree with mr.ed biden. only 34% approve of how he's actually handling the economy. so guess what? we need an economist and, thankfully, ej antony is here. ej, the president has to convince two-thirds, according to the polls, of americans that he knows what he's doing with the economy. is he going to be able to do that? >> i don't think so. frankly, it's a miracle that he even has a third support when you look at the track record. it was so sad seeing that speech, quite frankly, not just because it demonstrate thed the feeble condition of the president, but more so because instead the of actually addressing issues like falling real wages, he chose to say those problems don't even exist and is instead blaming strawmen like trickle down economics, a theory i've heard no one espouse or implement. ashley: right. but is there any policy that that you can point out that is based on growth? some

the president was crowing about the economy and calling it bidenomics and how the bidenomics is workingthat depends with whom you'll chat. we have a fair and balanced look at this after this. >> inflation, which a year ago was 10%. it's now 4%. so it's still elevated but it's coming down. >> i just notice it a lot with food. it's amazing how much more expensive it is. ♪ ♪ the vehicles are all-electric. the feeling is all mercedes. the choice is all yours. how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. >> we can't afford anything. housing, food, florida. moving to new york, the prices, just -- it's insane. >> the economy is doing much belter than most people perceive. when you look at the strong job numbers that we continue to have and the unemployment rate. >> i have been concerned about inflation. prices have gone up a lot lately. >> it swings back and for

that's bidenomics in action. >> sandra: he is in bright blue chicago. americans say the policies are not so friendly to them. >> bret: 18% of americans say economy is in good shape, inflation from the supermarket to the housing market, not hard to see why. >> sandra: what will it take for the americans to buy what the president is selling. welcome back as a second hour of "america reports" is underway. sandra smith in new york. good to have you here today, bret. >> bret: good afternoon, bret baier in for john roberts. lots more reaction, talk to an atlanta tavern owner who lives through the disconnect between the president and the main street every day and his thoughts on what he just heard. and we'll hear from dagen and sean, but new at 2:00, developments on a story in maryland. >> introducing sexual behavior and preference at an early age raises legitimate concern for us parents. >> where is the respect or does inclusion and respect only apply to a specific group. >> for us it's an issue of faith, not hate. our faith is not partisan and our people are

the president think he can smooth something over with bidenomics.tickets to the wnba, no one is buying it. bidenomics is latest fake word supposed to put us at ease, by combining one moniker like bennifer or brunch or rectal thermometer. bidenomics has nothing to with with joe's economic policy and everything to do with his family's greed, just like this hunk pointed out earlier. >> bidenomics, selling influence for money to foreign countries and finding ways to avoid taxes. biden came up with this, not going to jail and raking in millions, that is bidenomics. >> greg: someone give that man a raise. [applause] >> greg: yeah. he certainly given all of america one. maybe biden's personally trying to crease america's gdp by raising the gdp of his -- -- the justice department will not have commerce to do it, somebody needings to do it. only person that appreciates it right now is kamala harris, she's waiting to be president anyway and this is buying her time. it is a real problem. all we're asking for is fairness. if trump did something wrong, he's got

this is what bidenomics is, and it's real.ics, selling influence for money to foreign countries, finding ways not to pay taxes. that's bidenomics, right? hunter should get a nobel prize for coming up with this. he's not going to jail. he's raking in millions while not actually doing the thing. that is bidenomics. he raise the gdp of our country by raising the gdp of i his family. as long as they put their money back in the economy, biden should buy american crack. not foreign crack. i'm done. >> judge jeanine: what do we call you? >> greg: you can't smoosh me. >> judge jeanine: all right. a study by northwestern mutual found that 1.27 millions is the magic number americans think they need to retire comfortably. the average person responded to this has 89,000. >> jessica: it's something i worry about, everybody worries about. dana talks about what's going on with interest rates. he wants to buy apartment. it doesn't make sense the amount of interest were going to pay on principle. it's not worth it so we are going to pay a high

bidenomics is working.ins were broken, millions of people unemployed, hundreds of thousands of small businesses on the verge of closing after so many had already closed. literally hundreds of thousands on the verge of closing. today, the us has the highest economic growth rate, leading the world economies since the pandemic, the highest in the world. applause as dick said, with his help, we've created 13.4 million newjobs, more jobs in two years than any president has ever made in four, in two. and, folks, it's no accident. that's bidenomics in action. bidenomics is about building an economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. with me now is allison schrager, who is an economist, writer and a senior fellow at the manhattan institute. good to talk to you on the context on bbc news, thanks forjoining us. why is there so little love for bidenomics among the electorate? bidenomics among the electorate? bidenomics me a lot of different things. but i think to the average person, it is, what a

i don't go around saying it was bidenomics. the press started calling it bidenomics.it's fine. >> not just the press, his own academic advisers. his own political aides have been using the term repeatedly. >> that is bidenomics. >> in terms of his bidenomics. >> bidenomics which is the word of the day, word of the, weekend of the month. >> that is the vision of the president. and hence, bidenomics. >> joining me now to discuss, national review senior editor, ramesh, and former democratic congressman max. thank you both for being here. congressman, beyond the fact that biden doesn't like the term that is own aides are using to describe his vision here, the economy has a difficult thing for him, because they have seen the numbers, but they haven't seen good numbers in the polling, is it a risk to attach himself to the economy? that he's trying to change the messaging on? >> i don't think that this is a significant risk, because if of course the economy is not doing well, he will be held accountable. his administration will be held accountable. so you might as well go al

. >> here to talk with you about bidenomics. >> bidenomics. growing the middle class in this country. >> the architect of bidenomics is biden. >> it flows off the tongue. >> julie: with high prices, insane interest rates, banking on bidenomics could be a risky strategy, no? power panel debates next. ♪ veteran homeowners, have you looked at the interest rates on your credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa. - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clarity and as a pharmacist, i've recommended it to, not only just customers, but also to

but it's a plan i am happy to call bidenomics. [applause] and guess what? bidenomics is working. >> today president joe biden took a victory lap in the economy that from all the data we have so far appears well deserved. here to discuss bidenomics, when he advisers who helped the president craft his vision of a thriving economy, deputy treasury secretary wally adeyemo. it's great to have you on the show. my first question is, how much credit, you're gonna get credit or blame either. way it's a way the presidency works. but in the rigorous economic sense, how much credit do you think the administration deserves? >> thank you so much for having me. i think the president deserves a great deal of credit, because we haven't done to this point in the economy because of happenstance. the reason we know that is we can look at it, as you said earlier, under national competitors, where the u.s. economy today is growing faster than those economies and inflation is coming down faster. 13 million jobs were created. those are down to the policy changes we made in the gri

i want to talk about the idea of what is bidenomics.ou guys closely on the economic side over the course of the last two plus years. there are a lot of numbers you can point to that tell a story of success. that is not a story received by the american people. why? >> phil, this isn't new. you have heard a lot of this before. when the president talks about stopping banks, apartments, concerts, promoters from charging hidden fees to customers, when he says to people like my grandmother you can buy hearing aids over the counter for hundreds of dollars instead of thousands through your insurance, that's bidenomics. growing the middle class in this country, that's where our strength is. we try to trickle down. we tried top down. guess what? it didn't reach regular folks. so this president, everything we have done, the three budgets i have worked with to help him put out, it is a tore tenant. grow the middle class. middle out, bottom up. that's how we approach the economy and it's working. over 13 million jobs added. >> what you were pointing

president biden touting biden bidenomics.ies here. despite polls showing the economy continues to be the president's weakest point. the latest from fox shows 90% of people very concerned about inflation. only 18% believe the economy is in good shape. team biden says americans have not seen the impact, even student loan forgiveness. >> people go, that is crazy. it takes it time to get it out in the field, takes time for you to see it. i am here to say, things are turning around. we have more work today. >> it paints republican ways like trickle down reaganomics as having failed. you think the team would have looped him in and mentioned it to him before he talked about it in the crowd. >> it is working. >> your economic team is calling bidenomics. >> i don't go around beating my chest calling bidenomics. it's fine. >> americans have been feeling bidenomics for the last 2.5 years with persistent inflation, and wages. biden points out his administration staved off a recession. the white house says biden recently started using a c

bidenomics, you have to love it as he goes all in on bidenomics. a push to bolster his terrible polling on the issue. watch. >> president biden: i'm not here to declare victory on the economy. we have a plan turning things around quickly. it's no accident, it's bidenomics in action. it's building an economy from the middle out and bottom up. it's about the future. bidenomics is another way of saying restore the american dream. because it worked before. >> julie: republicans quick to call him out, though. house speaker kevin mccarthy tweeting that biden's policies have been an economic disaster. inflation reaches 40 years high. bidenomics, folks. we are not in a place where you can be bragging about this economy. democrats love to talk about how wages are up. let's talk about inflation. let's talk about interest rates. let's talk about the fact that young people can't buy new homes and can't get mortgages because the interest rates are astronomical. that's not a positive economy to be bragging about. >> julie, it is exactly the opposite. what we nee

the president is trying to cement the term "bidenomics" way to raise his poll numbers.ot talking about any changes in policies. the president will highlight any spending he signed into law as spending. economists say already started to push that inflation going forward. this morning the president saying the economy is strong, listen. president biden: i've been hearing every month there will be a recession next month. the consensus 2/3 of economists and major leaders in the banks think we'll not have a recession. i don't think we will either. >> reporter: so the white house embraced the term "bidenomics" even though the president said this on june 17th, listen. president biden: i'm pretty sure you saw it in your home. well i saw it in mine. not a lot of trickle down from my parents kitchen table when i was growing up. so we're changing. we decided to replace this theory what the president is now calling "bidenomics," i don't know what the hell that is, but it is working. >> reporter: two weeks ago he didn't know what it was. we have a major address in chicago about biden

how is bidenomics non-air of high inflation -- not an era of high inflation? >> look at where we are now, that is the easiest answer to your question. the headwinds were compounded by the disruptions we faced when russia invaded ukraine and disrupted global supply chains, inflation soaring around the world. the u.s. is in a better position on inflation than any other major economy because the president took a number of swift and decisive actions to make sure we got our economy on track , that we got ourselves open and chugging along. we see record low unemployment, new small business starts. inflation lower than any other major economy in the world. we are making progress. >> ford is saying they are laying off workers to afford the cost of the transition to ev. first quarter of this year, ford lost 700 million dollars on their ev program, $600 million last year. is that what we can expect? >> looking across the economy broadly, we are seeing signs of progress. record low unemployment, record small business starts, jobs coming back by the hundreds of thousands

it with -- hand frouts the government, made possible, by taxing the rich, you want to know what bidenomics is? that is what it is. maria: president biden pay fair share. president biden evaded taxes hunter pay your fair share we heard your father say umpteen times how come you are not paying fair share. >> i don't understand messaging the messaging is everybody loves this economy i was in a deep blue state people that i live with all likelihood going to vote for democratic nominee even if it is joe biden, because they hate republicans, and even they don't think the economy is in good shape. think about that. maria: they hate republicans, why because of the message. >> blue state that is what you do. >> republicans are such bad people, so self centered. maria: s markets on the move time read first quarter gdp tomorrow, managing director mark newton here with expectations going to tell us what charts tell him right now you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. futures are negative this morning, take a look, on this, week, final trading week of the

your economic team is calling it bidenomics. >> the press started calling bidenomics. >> jesse: perfectly sums up the presidency. later, in his speech, he plagiarized walter mondale. >> i am tired of waiting for the trickle down. it does not come quickly. >> jesse: joe biden is going to run on his father being middle-class 70 years ago. he knocked down a home bridge and blocked four lanes of the highway. a new plant is being built. three quarters of u.s. industries consecrated. i am thinking i did not go to mass. >> his delivery was terrible. this was the kickoff of the economic platform. that was it. it did not make voters feel comforted. wages are down and prices are up. a poll shows 70% of voters are worried he is physically and mentally shot. he confused ukraine with iraq. >> has vladimir putin been weakened? >> it is hard to tell. we are losing the war in iraq and the war at home. >> this happens all the time. we are finding out biden is using a breathing machine to help him sleep. he had strap marks indented on the side of his face. not a great look. biden has a plan. he is going to

that's bidenomics in action. for claiming he created more jobs in two years than most in four years. most of these jobs are returning jobs after the pandemic. can assess bidenomics and tell us what you believe it is. >> l let's be clear, the economy's doing better than anybody thought. it's been resilient. exactly what's going on, the labor market's very tight but i don't think gdp growth is very strong. productivity is not very good. and so it sort of remains to be seen in the long run. voters are very unhappy about inflation and inflation is not going away. and the first part of bidenomics definitely contributed to that inflation. there's no question about it. he has these other things, his chips act which was to sort of protect us from taiwan, actually a good idea but had too much social policy mixed in and then the inflation reduction act which i think is more debateable, but the benefits, they're not coming for a long time. they're not going to be seen until after the election, either the cost or the benefit

three main bidenomics pillars.anufacturing, two, empowering workers through unions and education, and, three, giving workers financial leverage by banning noncompete -- it can work, joe. >> really. i love -- i love the one positive you were able to come up with. if he can actually convince some of the people in his own party that things are -- if he can even win over guys that are -- guys that are on his side -- >> who want to believe it. if you can sell it to somebody who wants to buy. >> no way he's getting independents and people on the right. >> well, i mean, critics would say that, joe. but on the other hand, on the other hand -- >> this is an on the other hand segment? >> it is that's the problem >> this is what i've been looking forward to on the other hand. >> here it comes the three pillars of bidenomics don't actually explain why he deserves credit for what's going right in the economy and they don't protect biden from what's most likely to go wrong over the next 16 months but the main ingredient keeping

bidenomics.olicies we have to thank for it. earlier today i spoke with treasury secretary janet yellen about the presidents economic strategy in an exclusive interview. >> treasury secretary yellen, good to see you again. thank you for joining me. >> my pleasure. thanks, stephanie. >> president biden is out there today talking about bidenomics and all of the economic winds and there are many. but the one thing that is holding the american people back from feeling it is inflation. it's getting lawyer lower, that's a good thing, but it still really high and with the labor market is strong as it is, what do you see is a catalyst to really get inflation down? >> inflation by supply chain from the pandemic and through putin's brutal war in the ukraine and the impact of those forces is declining. gas prices have come down $1.40 off the highs. that's important to americans. actually inflation year for year has come down from 11 for 11 months in a row and is now down by about 5% it remains to high and th

and that bidenomics is keeping the country— and that bidenomics is keeping the country afloat.ountry afloat. it'll certainly be interesting to see how- country afloat. it'll certainly be interesting to see how much i interesting to see how much enthusiasm there is for his message in these campaigns. it's been wonderful to speak to you both. thank you very much forjoining us. former labour minister caroline flint and democratic strategist amesha cross. it's been great to have both of you. you can find all her stories on our website. we are following at all for you and the big one we've been covering is the us supreme court decision. strikes down president biden's proposal to wipe out student debt. this is the context, i'm nancy kacungira. goodbye. hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news. it's been another tough day for england's cricketers. the second ashes test is now very much in australia's favour — who, at the end of day 3, have a lead of 221 runs with 8 wickets remaining. the aussies have b

bidenomics. >> look, it makes guide sense, bidenomics.ff the tongue really well. >> should we view bidenomics as a response and answer to reaganomics? >> we believe that reaganomics doesn't work. >> is that the end of the sound bite? i lost my audio. i don't hear anything. lost audio. >> neil: sorry about that. >> i can hear you now, neil. the focus on bidenomics is so emphasized here in fact that the white house counsel's office just pointed to it as a possible reason that house republicans are considering an impeachment proceeding against merrick garland saying republicans are trying to distract from their own plan that would give tax give-aways to the wealthy and corporations. you can see the focus on bidenomics ramping up here at the white house, neil. >> neil: thanks, jacqui. i don't think you have to take a political interest on this. steve forbes, i think reaganomics did kind of work. generate 25 million jobs, launched scores of new industries and sectors including internet. i think it did okay. >> massive prosperity after the terr

. >> brian: and bidenomics, too. >> rachel: we were calling it last segment. issues in the supreme court, important decisions made recently will put into focus how important the president is. donald trump can't take a lot of credit. if you like roe v. wade being overturned then you have donald trump to thank for that. >> brian: and mitch mcconnell. >> rachel: no question, mitch mcconnell. we would have merrick garland on the supreme court if not for mitch mcconnell. maybe the only good thing mitch mcconnell ever done. >> steve: you mention bidenomics, out of nowhere, it was announced msnbc would get an exclusive interview with the president of the united states yesterday afternoon temperature tied up the traffic significantly, because they wanted him to talk about bidenomics. not one question, according to jacqui heinrich was asked about bidenomics. >> rachel: we just talk the about it last segment, americans would safe $21,000, under joe biden regulations, it will cost american families $60,000, of course he doesn't want to talk about it. >> brian: strange th

>> [applause] >> bidenomics is working. when i took office the pandemic was raging and our economy was reeling. supply chains were broken. millions of people unemployed. hundreds of thousands of small business on the verge of closing after so many had already closed literally hundreds of thousands on the verge of closing. reporter: so it's clear the president wants everyone to forget about the prosperous times before the pandemic and only compare the shutdown economy to what he has now so in other big news today the president addressed in the u.s. supreme court striking down the affirmative action cases against harvard and the university of north carolina president biden encouraging colleges to find a work-around to the ruling. listen to this. >> they should not abandon their commitment to insure student bodies of diverse backgrounds and experience that reflect all of america. what i propose consideration is a new standard where colleges take into account the adversity a student has overcome when selecting among qualified a

look at any poll. >> sandra: but this is bidenomics, is it not?>> part of bidenomics, yes, sir. >> sandra: they are embracing that is their push, i love the label. >> middle out, lower up, or lower in, whatever, stay over your skis. by the way, growing at 1%, the level of consumer prices has gone up 15.6% since february of 2021. they didn't deliver. >> sandra: guess what's not going up 15%, your income, your wages. >> real wages are getting clobbered for lower and middle class workers. people are working. the pandemic jobs have come back. didn't have a thing to do with that. but they are getting clobbered on their wages. >> i rarely interrupt you, larry. >> i'm honored. >> markets are up, ok. there is -- there is key economic data points that are coming out that make it look like this economy isn't going into a recession. and the left right now is saying ha ha to all those who said doom and gloom, look, gdp is up, the country is growing despite everybody saying that these policies are awful. so, please explain that disconnect from what the white h

so, bidenomics is working. they're driving, they're seeing the orange barrels, the work being done and they know that when democrats lead and when president biden is leading, our lives are getting better, our standing in the world is getting better. that's something all americans benefit from. >> look at the polls and see a third of people say the economy is good. and it is just arguably not true, right. the economy is good. just factually good. do you think -- you're in an executive role. you can relate to this, right? you have passed a bunch of bills. we have a list of them here. you know, you repealed this abortion ban. this 1931 abortion ban, reaffirmed civil rights protection for lgbtq people, implemented red flag gun law, cut taxes, expanded affordable housing. when that stuff passes, it takes a while for the actual -- the economic things to actually get started, right? the abortion ban, that's right away. but do you think it's because the shovels didn't go right in the ground the minute it passed and tha

house speaker kevin mccarthy calling bidenomics a economic disaster. >> he has made inflation up by all of his new regulations, and made it less competitive for us. >> reporter: and president biden fighting concerns about his age. a nbc news poll found that 68% of the americans surveyed are concerned about the 80-year-old president's mental and physical health. they are trying to reframe on his experience as he is increasingly making his age a punch line. >> i know that i don't look that old. [ laughter ] i'm a little under 103. think about it, i know that i'm 198 years old. >> reporter: and amid legal problems for his son, he forcefully denied that he was involved or present when hunter biden was to have texted a chinese business partner in 2017 claiming to be sitting with his father. >> were you sitting there? were you involved? >> no, i wasn't. >> were you? >> no. >> reporter: and hunter biden's attorney call it a period of turmoil and addiction for his client who has agreed to plea guilty to two tax misdemeanor and president biden has long stood by his son. president biden also head

bidenomics is growing it at 1%. we report. you decide, and please, decide to watch david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. david: i remember those wonderful reagan years and we have you to thank for it in part, larry. thank you very much. thank you very much. well i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. 2024 presidential race is heat ing up. a new fox news power rankings are out revealing which states could ultimately decide that race. all eyes are on battleground states, pennsylvania, georgia, wisconsin, arizona, nevada. president biden won each of these states back in 2020 with a winning margin being less than 1 % in three out of those five states. with me now is pollster lee carter and republican strategist ford o'connell. great to see you both. thanks for being here i appreciate it. lee, let me start with the closest races. georgia, arizona, wisconsin less than 1% margin for president biden. could they swing the other way in 2024 if the matchup is biden vs. trump again. >> they abso