joe biden: i, joseph robinette biden jr., do solemnly swear. john roberts: that i will faithfully execute. joe biden: that i will faithfully execute john roberts: the office of president of the united states. joe biden: office of president of the united states. david chalian: president biden obviously inherited the presidency at a very trying time. most americans did not yet have a vaccine, so the pandemic was still raging. the economy was still reeling because of the pandemic. [music playing] joe biden: i said i intended to get 100 million shots in people's arms in my first 100 days in office. tonight, i can say we're not only going to meet that goal. we're going to beat that goal. david chalian: americans were getting checks from the government to help them through the economic calamity that the pandemic had caused. so that was sort of a high water mark for joe biden. joe biden: today, i signed into law the american rescue plan, an historic piece of legislation that delivers immediate relief to millions of people, includes $1,400 in direct re

joe biden is out of the race. so they have everything to gain and nothing to lose by showing they are not going to give him special treatment even though they have before. one other point, harris, at the top you mentioned you played some sound from joe biden saying his son has done nothing wrong. i think it gets glossed over too much and here is why. attorney general garland reports to president joe biden. so when biden makes those comments, it is highly inappropriate because it can be interpreted as a directive to d.o.j. what to do in this case. if i was a d.o.j. and this was the trump/barr white house and department of justice i would have been blown up from phone calls with the press whether they were talking or whether the white house was directing. none of that from most of the press. >> harris: that's as it should be. it should be happening here. there should be a ton of questions about the sort of as the it communication going on between the president and his d.o.j. right now. when he speaks, the whole worl

that is remarks from president biden. they are telling us it will be about his investing in america agenda. that would be the first chance to hear a stray comment from the president about the cease-fire today, john. >> john: we're supposed to get a white house briefing as well scheduled for 2:30 this afternoon. see what karine jean-pierre has to say. thank you for the update. now ambassador nathan sales, former ambassador at large and former acting undersecretary for civilian security, democracy and human rights as we dig deeper into this. netanyahu points out that the white house had been very complimentary of him for agreeing to the terms of a cease-fire which hamas repeatedly rejected and now biden says that netanyahu is not doing enough? how do you decipher that? >> apparently nobody thought to put a teleprompter in front of the president before he answered the question. it is clear who is responsible here, hamas. they have said no to every cease-fire proposal the united states has put on the table and israel has said

so joe biden, ms. perryman, on numerous occasions along with kamala harris has asserted the boarder is secure. do you believe the border is secure? >> i do believe we need the boarder built. >> it is not a trick question. is the boarder secure right now? is our southern border secure? >> i am not here to testify about the boarder. >> i will take that as a yes. we all know it is not. the homeland security secretary tested under oath in front of god, country, and congress that the boarder is no less secure than it was previously. and then he also said we don't bear responsibility for a broken system. but here is the sting. we have got data. and that he was impeached because he deserved it. even under barack obama's administration and legal encounters was 1.7 million. under donald trump it was 1.9 million. under the biden-harris administration that figure was 10.6 million. a 557% increase. that was an abject failure. the homeland security secretary was inaccurate. he was wrong. and i believe he was lying

what it means is that she can now run to heir as biden. she doesn't have to hide biden. h.w. bush he didn't have to hide ronald reagan e is saying i'm running as the the heir to reagan. >> they didn't have a lot of the vulnerabilities cost of inflation and cost of living and, guy, how people feel about the economy. >> guy: i think the trump campaign would be absolutely delighted if the harris campaign took that advice and tethered themselves entirely to joe biden. of course, he is the leader of the biden-harris administration. of which harris is kamala harris. so, this dance they have been trying to do to separate her in some ways and talk about turning the page to the future, without thinking too hard about the current, which is their existing ongoing administration, it's awkward to begin with. if they decide that maybe biden isn't the liability that he is, but he is, he is down 20 points on economic approval, then they have to continue doing this stiff arm some places, hug him a few other places. i just don't know if that really works. because their joint economic poli

- than biden? to pick up on a few things that bill has said that i think are really important. answering questions about candidates and their campaigns. the kind of structural elements bill was talking about the, as somebody that looks to be entering politics at the same time, may be, held up really well for a long time. we lived through decades where it in elections did not bear much, candidates were very predictable. it sort of confused useful heuristics with the way the world works. since donald trump, the world is working differently. you think, this is the where it was. you look at the indicators again and i think this is what will do it. it's a heuristic without the world actually works. it's not being dismissive. you can play the same game at the same time and use the same rules. we had three elections going into this one, the first time since forever, on average more than 50% of americans voted in two midterms than a general. we have a different electorate. we have more difference between t

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hezbollah -- >> not the united states: biden. >> or president biden. hezbollah has been a problem for decades, since before ronald reagan. some of these are decades old problems that many presidents have dealt with. when it comes to afghanistan, every president for several administrations has wanted to get out. donald trump negotiated an agreement to get out of afghanistan. i have said repeatedly that the way it was done was not the fitting of the service of two decades. i think the biden administration would agree. the decision to get out was the right one. the way it was done was not. >> why can't he say that? >> i don't know. that's a -- there were parts of it done better than others, but that's hard for presidents to admit i think. >> the truth? >> the broader arc of the speech was that when united states leads, whether it's on protecting israel, going after terrorist organizations, fighting climate change -- this is claimant week at the u.n. -- whether it's fighting the next global pandemic, that we leave the world a safer and more secure. i've ta

the families invited joe biden and kamala harris. where were they? joe biden sitting at a beach. she was sitting at mansion in dc and ten minutes and could have gone to the cemetery and honored the sacrifice of those young men and women. she hans. she's never spoken to them or taken a meeting with them. liz: final word. >> listen, kamala harris proudly told dana bash she was the last one in the room when the decision was made to pull out of afghanistan and proud of that disastrous withdraw and won't answer to the families because she'd had to be responsible for once for her actions. liz: congresswoman cammack, thank you for joining us. tim walz down playinged a bad grammar and others call it lying. tim walz again falsely caught claiming to have basically seserved in afghanistan. he was deployed to italy with the national guard. tonight, congressman maria salazar escaping with her families coming up. here to react also is about brazil censoring twitter in the whole country. a top democrat applause and kamala harris is doing it again. >> waiting for me to announce to copy it and i

joe biden because he wanted to run against biden.sted some -- stuff about kamala harris. this is a way of ringing up very openly in the 1990s before he was san francisco mayor. it seems like people don't want to talk about this because it's uncomfortable. >> it is uncomfortable for example on a show like this. we won't go into details about the post i presume because it would be totally uncomfortable and and grows for us to talk about the details of a act he's describing not just about kamala harris but hillary clinton and that's one post this week. everybody knows the suburban women women voters trump fans to get not doing well with them but it's really important that we at least did knowledge of the existence of these posts because they are completely outrageous and an affront to not only by men but anyone who wants to live in a country where we respect decency towards american women. >> robbie just briefly jason miller was here last week and says things thrown at trump were far worse than this. >> trump romantic history has been l

no role required her to own a reaction biden has taken. she could say she disagrees with him now that she is running for his job, she can advocate her own ideas and biden -- the whole liability for harris. is not wise? part is that just come across as desperate? >> desperate and flip-flopping. i think as people want to learn more about her, she's got a real problem here. on the two issues that matter most to people: inflation, what is costing them -- i mention those votes in the senate, the tie-breaking votes on the american recovery act and inflation reduction act which caused inflation, but also the border has been a disaster. 10 million people here illegally. it's a national security risk. sentinel flooding into our communities. she was the border czar. she was celebrated a someone who is going to take this on. she can't run away from a problem that she herself helped create. >> she was the cosponsor of the green new deal. >> yes. >> and strained wind turbines will be built up and down the eastern seaboard disrupting marine life, probab

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biden: god love you. really, god love your wife. anyway, fire away. >> once again, why don't you share with us your birmingham story? >> we are very, very thankful to you, mr. president, and your entire administration. you have allowed us as a city and government to truly focus on putting people first. the last four years, as you stated, there has been an upswing. for us, wages, income, and employment have been on the rise in birmingham. the average income has increased by more than 10,000, and we've exceeded pre-pandemic employment by 17,000 jobs. birmingham has seen job creation. we are seeing growth in innovative industries and opportunities. i can say without a doubt that that is directly related to the biden administration, your investment and support. we are also tracking along national trends as it relates to small business growth and expansion. we have even created an office of business diversity and opportunity, to be focused on minority and women-owned businesses. thank you to your administration. our investment has stood

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joe biden is no, just a guardian go. it's right, yeah, uh, you know, and he was, he was a great president and now he's not, you know, of a he has to go, he's not confident and we're going to get it. busy was kamala harris, and i'm telling you i'm telling you now that the, the heights that you're getting, what company come all a harris's candidacy is going to be beyond the belief of anybody? i wonder, well, well, we're already, we're already seeing it. apparently, patrick, she has no record to to criticize. that's what, that's what i keep here is there's, there's no freeze up likes us play, nothing. you know, she's done nothing wrong and that's all, it's amazing. okay. and then it'd be a tax on j d vans. what is comments about single women in taps? a spot on i liked it. okay. tyler? yeah. i, you know, considering the legacy here. i think maybe it's being a little premature. mean, who has been running the binding presidency. i mean, look at him. mean who? he's not running it, you know, i have contemplated this question and

he works for joe biden. so if there is any notion that this is not going to be resolved in a manner of a plea deal, somebody's being very naive. this is going to be resolved, joe biden is going to pardon his son, and the department of justice going to this jekyll and hyde position, they don't care. they're going to take their marching orders from their boss, who works for president biden. joe biden is no longer the most powerful men on the planet, he's not running for reelection, he has zero to lose. >> sandra: thank you for that. we are going to get jonathan back up here in just a moment, because kerri crossing the wires right now via reuters is at the justice department has opposed hunter's plea in this tax case. your reaction? >> i'm not surprised at all. in fact, i thought this would happen, actually, for a couple of reasons. one, doj does not like to be jerked around, and they certainly don't like to be surprised. that has happened, to use the analogy i can't even go into, with the ball circling -- >> j

biden and miss harris. they are not listening, judging by thiss exchange. >> israel may be launching a limited operation in to lebanon are you aware of that. >> i'm more aware than you might know, i'm i i'm comfortable with them stopping, we should have a cease fear now. larry: there he goes, let israel handle it, stope -- stop putting the cuffs on israel. and recall pagers and walky talkers and neither hezbollah nor hamas can be trusted with ceasefires or hostage negotiations. never trusted. and consider the impact on iran. hamas circ is evil, hezbollah evil, iran is mother of all evil, donald trump took out soleimani and isis commander al-baghdadi and trump's phrase, we have your cell phone number and home address, ledgedly said to taliban mullahs in afghanistan, israel has the cell phone number and home address of the top iranian ayatollahs, and will not hesitate to act if conditions warrant. let me repeat this idea, app appeasement always fails and biden-harris lexicon equals appeasement it has failed o

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joe biden is the only person that matters. hunter biden doesn't matter.n't matter if he goes to jail, none of it. it doesn't. >> greg: jessica, now that i say that, no one is above the law because you guys say that all the time. >> jessica: no one is. >> greg: the frustration is we just want the same amount of anger and attention devoted to hunter that was devoted to donald trump's kids over stuff that didn't exist. >> jessica: what are you talking about? >> greg: oh, my god, come on. they were investigating them over secret meetings -- >> jessica: the russian orphans? ivanka trump has double digits numbers of patents that went through. they did meet with russians, we are going to talk about russia disinformation in the podcast and youtube world -- >> greg: tell me more about these orphans. >> jessica: john jr. would have to let us know -- >> greg: i want to know, you brought it up. talk about the orphans. >> jessica: are you jerking from the trump tower meeting? no one else was awake then? >> jesse: dana, do you know how many years he faces? 17 years and

the eric of the folks want to tie baldwin to biden and ever since biden has dropped out i feel like someof that sale of the attack line. i'm wondering if we will see a shift in the last 60 days or so here is they look for some to really stick. >> tell us what your work with with constant -- with wisconsin watch. guest: we are a nonpartisan not-for-profit newsroom based here in madison that we get coverage throughout the state. primarily longform investigative and enterprise journalism and our work really focuses on holding public leaders accountable whether that's a circuit court court judge or county official all the way to the governor's office and folks working in the state legislature. >> wisconsin watch.org is the website. morning. this is the state of nevada. nevada independent, their washington correspondent here to talk about the condition of the state as a battleground. >> thank you for having me. host: as far as the battleground goes, why nevada this time around? guest: i think people sometimes forget nevada is a swing state because democrats have won the presidential election

biden's diplomats are in a terrible situation. >> bill: biden is not going after iran to graham's pointhink president harris would go after iran? >> her rhetoric is changing but we haven't seen a change in policy. admiral kirby, who is a friend of mine, touted the many sanctions the biden administration has put on iran. however, there is one thing to add sanctions, another thing to enforce them. when you boil it all down iran is still exporting oil. in the trump administration this was a very tough diplomatic tasks, very hard. we took iranian oil off the market. the regime was starved for cash. hezbollah and hamas and all of their terror proxies were starved for cash. unfortunately they have gotten tens of billions of dollars richer in the biden-harris administration. unless she will take their oil off the market she is not serious. >> dana: let me ask about this. president biden will give this speech. the last one really on the world stage for him. he will have other speeches but a big one for him. he will call for collective action in dealing with china. watch here. we don't have soun

good to see you. >> you too, liz. >> and with biden, biden, but how did he do in the debate?d of mine said sir, what did you do? i said how good was i tonight? sir? you probably got them thrown out, and now you have to run against somebody new. i said i don't care i have to do what i have to do. liz: coming up now just hours before tonight's high stakes debate. trump campaign senior advisor tim murtaugh here to weigh in. also, tonight. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. liz: we got more democrats, speaker pelosi now also attacking gop voters instead of debating policies to fix america. my panel here to react to nancy pelosi, picking up on hillary's basket of deplorables comment. but first let's check in with my buddies dagen and sean. what's coming up? >> e-mac, we have a two hour special tonight it's going to be great. we'll talk about the debate tonight with byron donalds which is wonderful and also harris' regulatory state and its impact, governor doug burgum on that. dagen: the media laying the groundwork, everything will

ambiguity because it was a biden-harris campaign. she could begin the job the democrats had after biden dropped out of trying to make the case again for electing a democrat and defeating trumpa. democrats went through this horrible month where it was all about do you push joe biden out, do you ask him to get out. they needed to hit the ground running to start making their case. and harris did it -- no one who looked at her 2020 campaign would expect, but those who looked at her campaigns in california did expect, which is that she did have real skill. a friend of mine said during the convention you cannot rise to the occasion unless you have an occasion. suddenly she had the occasion. and she really did it. so the thing that struck me on the floor of that convention is that everybody talked about joy. there really was the joy that happens when you have a near-death experience and then go through resurrection. a friend of mine added to that when i mentioned it, yes, and it was resurrection with an immaculate conception. my friend wasn

do you have any new information about hunter biden or the biden family business?ars now that this investigation is about joe biden. >> uh-huh. well, we know that since we've talked, since i've been on your sunday show last, maria, hunter biden pled guilty to to selling access to his father and not paying a penny of taxes on it. to me, this is the biggest public corruption crime in the history of our nation. we've proven that they took in, if you count the loans that they never paid back, $35 million. they never paid a penny of taxes on it, and we have never one time heard kamala harris speak out existence it. what's her position on this? is she outraged that the president's family would be selling access to him to our enemies around the world including china and there's no repercussions? i mean, this is a huge political scandal. the mainstream media's tried to to turn a blind eye. you've to done a great job covering it, and we should press kamala harris, does she support a pardon for hunter biden and jim biden and all the biden family members that were involved in

does zelensky have a backup plan in case of a negative response from biden? tax increase. and rebooting customs, zelenskyi's team is looking for an additional half a trillion dollars to finance the army, shouldn't it be necessary to optimize spending on the state apparatus first? budget - pessimism. the cabinet of ministers submitted the draft of the country's main estimate to the parliament for next year. why the government wants to keep funding.

joe biden should have fired cheatle but almost inconceivable after butler pa debacle, president biden did not immediately provide donald trump with all of the protection received by a current president. it is inconceivable. now, hats off to the secret service allen who miraculously spotted the barrel of the gun of would be assassin peaking out of the bushes at trump course, as much as it was a great personal acheaper. achievement it of still a bureaucratic failure by the secret service. pace because perimeter outside of golf course should have been covered multilayered security should be routine. it was not, nor was is at butler field. according to some senators, the preliminary report regarding secret service mistakes in butler, pennsylvania, that report will be a disaster. now for his p part, mr. trump said yet nothing will slow me down. i will never surrender. it se seem god saved his life twice. as mr. trump's son eric told sean hannity yesterday, my father is running out of lives. that is the riff. let's focus on some of this, joining me now, we particular florida congressman cor

after biden, joe biden family taking money from russia and ukraine is absolutely true. back to the d.o.j. and we need to do that in the next administration. >> how come the d.o.j. hasn't done anything here they are indicting eric adams but no probably joe biden you say it's all true he tried to make sure he's embarrassed in the legal cases are brought forward. we'll see what happens in the supreme court. but what is happening in the state courts is that with a number three-person to go data prosecute this case. we have to get president biden out of office and get president trump back in office ♪ ♪ meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. (

biden has been missing in action, vice president harris is out on the campaign trail, and joe biden'sirst cabinet meeting in 11 months. it's a very weak cabinet. the transportation secretary buttigieg was campaigning on martha -- on cape cod with kamala harris the day of one of the worst air traffic control problems in the history of the united states. so we need to -- it's a serious time. these are not serious people. they need to get serious for the american people because this is going to result, as you said, in some kind of privation, thanksgiving problems, maybe even bleed into christmas. larry: it could. mean, it depends how long it goes, i understand that. ila's a tough union. the ila let down a lot of people. remember, go back to the pandemic and we tried to close the supply chains and we wanted to be seeing people working in the unions in the los angeles/long beach ports and they wouldn't. >> yeah. larry: they didn't want to work overtime, and we found out they didn't want to work on the weekends whereas their brothers and sisters here on the east coast in baltimore and new y

in 2020 biden had a lead.the majority of swing states in several cases by very slim margins. this explains why the campaign spends time and money in the states and why sometimes, the polling struggles. >> it is so close that polling really is going to have a hard time telling us what is going to happen. the election is likely to be decided by a small number of groups in the population. unfortunately, those groups are among the most difficult to get good survey samples on. >> there is the issue of turnout area polls screen for likely voters but others don't usually vote, but might this time. that is hard to measure. put that together and we start to understand why, right now, the polls offer both candidates hope but little certainty. >> some voters say one advantage trump has over harris is whether they agree with him or not, they know where he stands. 80% of registered voters in pennsylvania say they know what the former president stands for. 20 percentage points more than his democratic opponent harris, accor

and joe biden hears her and says well, why don't you take that on? that sounds great. >> there's no better trying to organize well, thank you, mr. president, and for having the confidence in me and there's no question that this is a challenge i think situation border issues were a key feature of harris's political upbringing in california. we've heard her talk about what she was attorney general, and she would go down to the border into the some of the tunnels that existed where people were smuggling goods, how she prosecuted people who are gun runners and human traffickers in 2016, a newly elected senator harris said it would be a priority when you say immigration reform, right and legalization for people we're here but the most successful vice presidential assignments are discrete achievable projects with clear markers of success and u.s. immigration policy has long been a story of incremental steps. >> and one source i spoke with said ultimately the bottom line was that instead of looking at at it just holistically as developing an entire region i

they cover up for biden. and they promote harris. threatening anyone who dares to challenge her. they'll be punished in a way with the blob this jell-o the recall the media today funding talk: activists from this point. the same clowns the steele dossier was real insisted donald trump was actually an agent of the kremlin. those videos that joe biden aging like milk left in a sauna of him falling down confused, shaking hands with the air those are actually all cheap fix we were told by these people. so msn prime time still insisting donald trump was not shot. and now they're going with the whole line that kamala harris was not put in charge of the border. shut the front door. the only difference is your genius and stupidity use the word before but it matters. the only difference is a genius has its limits for these people are stupid for they are knowintheir knowinglylying to ps that viewers at home if they have eyesight, hearing, basic sanity know it they hear and see what they see for they cannot be told otherwise. they were tight in

side didn't biden. according to many experts, is one of the most pro union presidents ever probably since fdr and so he was notorious for going out with auto workers last year in michigan on the picket line. he was the first president ever to do that. and so they're really going to try to dance to build on that and show that, you know, because of the fact that he was a friend to union workers most most union leaders tend to support democrats in the rank and file the support for democrats has been waning in recent decades and so they're really trying to build on joe biden's popular already with this particular group, having vice president harris stand by his side and say, i stand for you, i stand for jobs and for and for union workers in general. >> and charlie dent, former congressman from pennsylvania, you know, pennsylvania politics as well as anyone here. president biden, of course he likes to tout his scranton roots. he's often called scranton joe how helpful do you think he is to harris on the camp

i always thought of joe biden is a segregationist. well i mean i yeah, he didn't have a very good reputation. and well, i mean, what was this band? i mean, does anybody remember what his stand on busing was because he was bored and he was against that. i mean, what is his position? that's what, that's what i'm getting out here, matthew a these, oh yes. well, i wanted to get the 2 gentlemen to go into greater detail there, but he definitely was the lead the he didn't have any consistent position beyond whatever his handlers would, would deploy him to doing to advance at any given time. i was just thinking very quickly about his on the bus care bill in 199495 in response to deal with oklahoma city bombing. which call roll later on said that he use as the direct take over or the direct inspiration for the patriot act after 911. literally, i mean that the entire basis of the buying bill created the, the patriot act. so, i mean, there, there's been, am, the, that was the basis for the entire salting. domestic. terrorism is the new enemy to

and the last thing she wants is for her company to be associated with biden.ris, by the way, also visited michigan, and even without biden, but it turned out even worse. his the speech to the teachers union was a strange one. the vice president of the united states, who was born in california to a berkeley economics professor, suddenly began speaking with an accent that african americans from the bronx or the south side of chicago or the american south, like georgia, speak of. you may not be a union member, but be grateful for the five-day workweek. thank a union member for sick leave, thank them for paid vacation. harris had encountered this before accused and ridiculed for trying to blend in like a chameleon. but then the us vice president outdid herself, the internet was swept up in a wave of memes. again, the same klansman who advised hillary to speak with an accent, it's so condescending and corny. what the hell is she doing, sounding even dumber than usual, she 's not black, she's not southern, so why is this? isn't this cultural appropriation, you know,

they tried to impeach joe biden.tried to impugn his family and now here we are and we are just 48 days, 47 days until the election and now they are trying to attack kamala harris and use the resources of this committee and platform future trump administration officials and their agenda and try to normalize what are frankly very extreme policies and we heard from one of the witnesses today that, in fact, not only do they support dismantling our federal government, but would support doing even more damage than was done during the trump administration and even what is recommended inside of this book. so, you know, it is an interesting adventure here always. i do want to take the remainder of my time to talk about, since there have been some unfounded and factual attacks to say that this administration has been one of the single most important administrations in american history and rebuilding our nation's infrastructure and tackling the climate crisis and defending our rights and making sure that our country can functio

biden and carries a lot of _ president to joe biden and carries a lot of that - president to joe bidenousing. i understand you, i know how hard it is, i will help you with that. president biden has — help you with that. president biden has been _ help you with that. president biden has been on _ help you with that. president biden has been on stage - help you with that. president| biden has been on stage with the vice president over the weekend. he was in pittsburgh yesterday. he will be in wisconsin thursday, michigan on friday. they have to be careful how they use them. he has been talking this evening at the white house. have a listen. the bottom line is, thousands of cities and towns all across america are seeing the great american comeback story, whether they're in red states or blue, all part of what we're calling an invest in america agenda. it's about seeking my commitment, speaking to the commitment i made as president to be president for all americans, whether you voted for me or not, whether you're in a red state or a blue state, and it's what being... we're doing that today

all the time, as if there is no congress , again, it is biden, zelensky will show everything to biden, well , biden, as you remember, was ready to help us with this amount, which is now allocated to congress six months before congress made this decision, and trump is absolutely aware, it is trump, one must call a spade a spade, delayed the allocation of this aid and agreed to... only when he saw that it did not bring any electoral losses for him. then the question arises, even if it is written in the victory plan that it is necessary, perhaps we do not know this, but yes the western media say, a guarantee of military aid for ukraine. and how is the congress? well, let's say that president biden tells zelensky that it's a great idea, volodymyr, you need to be guaranteed help. i am ready to do it, i am completely, i am in favor with both hands. well. you can also tell president zelensky, i can say, he can meet with us and show us the victory plan. then you will have to go to congress. and so the question arises, and this congress, he will vote, the most important thing is, how much is l

the idea of a build back better collapse, and the biden reelection. and for decades.nd i know you bring a little bit with the policies. >> i agree with this policy driving inflation is the most consequential. inflation is one that i want to emphasize another one part of the reason is because of inflation and another is because you need it available if something happens. and it was for this impression. we have this in which to do so. but if you run a 7% deficit during this expansion is historically reckless but also it leaves you with no thing to third and you have limited response. and it was causing inflation and monetary policies to protect that. now is the break in policymaking jake sullivan lester where he had this consensus. and if you call in the early post pandemic years always people were like, it became a focus which i love and think more carefully. in this idea like i didn't realized environmental restrictions for would have to hire more. i don't think the government has internalized that and i don't see it being we shouldn't direct resources and human capit

biden: i don't have any idea. host: on another issue on the other side of the world in the middle east -- pres. biden: i'm going to stick with it but go ahead. >> they have limited operation in lebanon? are you aware? pres. biden: i'm more aware tan you might know and wyoming aware we should have a cease-fire. >> why weren't you and much harris in washington commanding this? pres. biden: i was commanding i was on the phone at least two hours yesterday and the day before. i use the telephone. >> is it not important -- >> tay 2024 republican presidential nominee donald trump speaks in value dots th georgia on the recovery om helene. you see his remarks on c-span or online at c-span.org. >> he said we couldn't allow weapons that i used in war to be on america's streets. we were you ever in war? with was this weapon that you carried two war given that you abandoned your onto before they went to iraq and he hasn't sppblt a day in a combat zone. vance was called out about telling vicious lies. they asked if he didn't me

by contrast talking about the biden/her circuit, 15. 4 million jobs were added during the biden/harrisinistration and the project 2,025 agenda will raise sales tax on everything we buy an economist think it will cost american family $1700 per year and would cost 600,000 american jobs and cause a recession. not just the economic destruction, let's talk about covid mismanagement, we lost 1.3 million american lives, a disaster under donald trump. he asked to combat the virus by injecting disinfectant into people's bodies, he failed to get ppe out the door, he picked fights with governors rather than uniting the country. we were on our own and donald trump showdown his failures with the pandemic but let's look at the rest of the trump record. he destroyed roe versus wade as the third thing on this bullet point, brags about his extremist supreme court and turning back roe versus wade. just this week republican documented a case of a georgia woman waiting for 20 hours after doctors refuse to perform a routine procedure. she passed away. her death was preventable but donald trump is putting s

that manufacturing under biden-harris was a nonevents. we have been flat for two years, jobs are down, isn has been down -- ismhas been down. they have not been able to make it stick, even with all of the subsidies and green new deal stuff, all of their other red tape and regulations around green new deal, and high prices of inflation and electricity part of inflation, all that really stymied manufacturing, we have gone nowheres under their term. >> that is right. because under trump we had 460 thousand manufacturing jobs created from time he took office until the on set of pandemic, and under biden and harris, the jobs came back but we had a nit increase of about -- net increase of about 100 thousand jobs in last two years decline. because the biden-harris administration has put 1.7 trillion dollars of new regulation on want to of this economy, any highering that companies are doing is not to manufacture but to engage in compliance, that does not bring down prices that just making doiing and here in u.s. more expense itch. expensive, and

president biden is deeply convinced that ukraine should not lose this war.ld like him to state more clearly that ukraine must win this war and define what that means. if pressed, i think he would say that ukraine's victory in the war means the cessation of hostilities on the terms determined by ukraine. biden will retain full power until the inauguration of the new president on january 20, 2025. side, he not only has the right to make decisions that he considers correct, but there are no problems due to the fact that his political career will soon end. so his main consideration is how any actions he takes to help ukraine could affect us domestic politics and the outcome of the 2024 election, although biden is certainly thinking about how his decisions could affect the candidate's chances in president harris vs. president trump, because americans tend to be more focused on other issues when it comes to electing a president, so now biden has a relatively free hand in order to do what he thinks is right. for obvious reasons, he is concerned about the possibilit

it's a continuation of the biden theme and how they felt about president biden. and, you know, i think being part of that administration and talking about the same issues, we saw presidential campaigns fail because they didn't go to the union they didn't talk about these issues. the harris walls campaign isn't making that mistake. so today's a great day to talk about that. i'm going to be doing so at labor day parades in chicago, look forward to working with the campaign the next two months six israeli hostages murdered in gaza. there are protests on the street in israel today. there are reports that the united states may be working along with qatar and egypt on what is being called again, this is reports right now, a final peace plan proposal that basically telling israel and hamas this is it, this is the one you're going to have to take how effective of a strategy do you think that would be? >> look. first, i have to pay my respects to the families that we have lost over the weekend. and just last 24 hours or our thoughts are with them and remembered at the con

hunter biden is guilty". so we now have this standoff if you like in court the defence saying we will plead guilty under these very strict conditions of an orphaned plea. the doj to the prosecutor saying no, we don't accept that. now judge's curse he is in court or has been in court talking about how he believes it should be handled. it looks like they are essentially going to come back tomorrow and the judge will tell us what he thinks of this. one important note martha is at the end of the last session about starting -- about to start in 7 minutes, but at the last session ending, the judge apparently said the court does not need the government's approval to accept the alford plea that doesn't indicate he will take that route and say i'm ignoring the doj objections and i will except the alford plea case closed but it does mean he obviously has that option in mind so it's really interesting point we are at now as he mentioned hunter biden was facing up to 17 years on those nine charges that include three felo

let's start with biden. among other things, the present was called for steep tax increases on corporate income investment income and insist this will leave middle and low income households untouched. you've talked about your concerns about deficits and debt. where do you stand on biden's approach and the particular tax increases he is most focused on ? >> to come back to your initial question, why did i come out behind my desk now ? i view 2024 as the last chance to grow our way out of this problem. four more years of layering on this amount of debt and we end up in a permanent european way. maybe you have to go to a higher taxation regime just to hold things in place allah france. i think there is an opportunity to grow our way out of this. i think this biden flaring on of the debt, i'm deeply cynical about this. it's spin -- spend, spend, spend. maybe some of the assets are not productive. gotten rid of scoring. you are replacing things of work with things maybe work less well. this could be stranded asset

biden: good morning. president biden: good morning. i guess it's morning. yep. before i begin the cabinet meeting, i want to discuss briefly the need for congress to pass the continuing resolution. it's critical. we have 10 days for congress to pass the short-term funding bill. it gives them more time to deliver on our national defense, veterans, hard-working families, but we already appropriated, and it's important we get it done and is the only path forward by working across the aisle. we have to have faith in our leaders to pull this together. it's really important. and the funding of it. this cabinet comes at a time with four months left in the administration and keep running through the date because we are determined to make sure democracy delivers what the american people are asking for and will provide. and continue to implement the historic laws we passed and invest in america and rebuild our infrastructure and implement our laws. we're grateful jill is here today. i heard the clapping. it wasn't for me when we came in. and across previous administration