we have breitbart's john carney.ut next up, let's bring in fox news correspondent david spunt on some possible complications for house speaker kevin mccarthy's impeachment inquiry. and then right after mr. spunt we have the great byron donalds, member of the house oversight committee. first up, david, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, larry, as we know yesterday house speaker kevin mccarthy announced unilaterally this house impeachment inquiry into president biden which just means an investigation. and as i said, he did so unilaterally, without a full vote of the house. now, a 54-page document here at the department of justice where i am written during the donald trump/bill barr administration here at doj may actually help the biden white house specifically because according to this document an impeachment inquiry is not valid unless the entire house votes on such an inquiry, meaning that doj may use this to not give documents to kevin mccarthy and other republicans. this also affects other executive agencies

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john carney at another point over the weekend mr. trump said he was thinking about marching with some of the uaw picketers. >> right. larry: talk to me about the uaw strike right now? >> sure. donald trump is absolutely correct when he says there is an existential threat to american auto making and this is what the uaw does see. they're just not, they're too wedded to the democrats. so they know that this premature push for the electrification of not just u.s. trucks but all cars is going to wipe out jobs. there is far fewer jobs required to make an electric car to begin with. even if we were going to make them here that would be a big problem. the problem is we're not really going to make them here unless we ramp up tariffs much higher than we did than when trump was president. china will make them cheaply. they will make them dangerously. they will ship them over here. this is big realization in europe. they realize they will have their entire auto industry wiped out. it will come here, unless they do something about it. that is th

cool carney is great to see. thank you very much for your time. thank you. so much, thank you so much. let me start with your early years when you were a 1st, in fact, invest ballistics not as a means of self aggrandizing, but actually as a way of facilitating social development. i know that you started off as a marxist, but then got disillusioned. where do you find yourself in ideological terms right now? as i was one, some boxes. and i have not completely banded my microscopes. even though i got disillusioned and deviated from a box of them, there was a time when i was young. and as so many young people in the globe in the seventy's, in the eighty's, it was very natural to be attracted by marxism, by socialism. because we all are dreamt of society, 3 of exploitation and a society full of equality and equal opportunities by show as time went by, i saw marxism in action, which is very different from oxford, them in charity. and though we all know what it is, changing the eighty's and on birds, you know, i see that there is a need, a center sites all the huma

powell, we have john carney. breitbart economics and finance editor, co coauthor of breitbart business. john, go ahead, tell me how great j. powell of today. not like -- i don't want to be like friends of mine and ask questions and give you the answer, but he never mentioned the oil spike, which is an oil shock but when our reporter edward lawrence, a smart chap, clever, asked him about it, then gave the stupidest anier. >>answer. >> i was glad hig he got asked about it, it is important, that affects other things not made of oil, if you pay for gas, you don't have money to spend on a concert ticket or a movie ticket, this is a tax on americans, joe biden loves that, he wants there to be a tax on americans in the form of high gas prices, they have a religious fanaticism. >> can play this, let me ask my producers. can we play the j. powell answer just one more time i want to make sure steve forbes hears it and embedded in john carney's mind. hire comes j. powell. >> we're seeing oil prices, move up, and that is pus

john carney. another point over the weekend, mr.id he was thinking about marching with some of the uawork picketers. -- uaw picketers, talk to me about the strike right now. >> donald trump is correct when me says, that there is a threat to american auto making. this is what the uaw does see, they are too wedded to the democrats, they know the premature push for electrifying all cars will wipe out jobs there are far fewer jobs required to make an electric car, even if we made them here it would be a big problem. the problem is we will not make them here unless we ramp up the tariffs higher than we did while trump of president, china will make them cheaply and dangerously and ship them here in europe, they realize they will have their in -- their entire auto industry wiped out. they had all economic gains they bargained for in last contract negotiation wiped out by the inflation, th their cost of living has gone up faster than their pay, they are saying, we need like 5% a year going forward but we need to make up for 20% inflation we

steve forbes, john carney. doesn't get any pet better than this.oming up on the show we'll talk about the biden war on fossil fuels, the border crisis, ukraine. we have our good friend senator ted cruz from the great state of texas up next on "kudlow." and please don't forget very exciting, fox business will be hosting the second republican primary debate at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. it's a fabulous place. that's wednesday, september 27th, 9:00 p.m. eastern. and yours truly and our team we will be broadcasting live out of simi valley for our regular show at 4:00 p.m. eastern, 1:00 p.m. pacific. we're also be hosting the predebate coverage at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. specific. busy, busy. you don't want to miss any of it. we'll be back with senator ted cruz. stick around, folks. ♪. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your pers

and john carney, breitbart economics. joe concha, columnist at the messenger, fox news contributor. and his book, "come on man." i love that. all right mark, you heard my thoughts. what did i miss, am i wrong, did last night change anything? or are there hiccups or what? >> i'm not as positive as you are about last night, you gave them the perfect setting, magnificent reagan library with fox business network, most classy network. and they were yelling and screaming and interrupting and jumping up up and down like bad game show contestants, nobody moved the needle last night, in anyone benefited maybe vivek ramaswamy because they kept hitting him, maki make it seem he was the front-runner, chris christie has to drop that thing about trump say coward. we have watched what donald trump has gone through in the last through months -- few months, no one think he's is a coward. larry: nikki haley had good points, but she las a school marmish way of slapping down, she did it to vivek and a couple others. i don't know where that i

certainly stuff which is subject to the welcome back to range of parts with so keen that i have 2 carney indians political analysts mystical carney, i think we both agreed that de westernization and democratization are sit on and most processes, you know, allowing old damages old nations the freedom to be themselves, to pursue their own development according to their distinct national features. uh, in this uh, synergetic way, uh, in what the americans used to go when the, when the fashion i'm here. if there's also pretty clear that western nations have managed you essentially hijacked the democratic discourse. they're using democracy, essentially as a stick against anyone who disagrees with the, with the western paradigm. how do you think this whole idea of democracy, which is actually a, you know, a very inspiring idea and it is also at the root of major philosophies that we have discussed before that you know, each will nation or each individual has to leave. i'll be, i'll spend, think nature that, you know, power is the, the, the, the interest anymore into it just as nation. how do yo

cool carney is great to see. thank you very much for your time. thank you so much. thank you so much. let me start with your early years when you were 1st infected with politics, not as a means of us. so.

joe concha, thank you, mark simone thank you, john carneys thank you.oming up here on "kudlow" at reagan library, simi valley. it is kind of lonely out here, not that many people. more thoughts on the great story, congressman byron donalds and by the way the oversight committee is meeting. what evidence did the oversight committee have, firms biden impeachment hearing, we'll ask byron all that stuff when "kudlow" returns. simi valley library, wonderful place. come out to visit the reagan library. it is enlightening, you will learn, you will read about the gipper's greatness. i'm kudlow. i'm glad i served him for a little bit, three years. ♪. od... it's built to command attention. it's not just a comfortable interior... it's a quiet refuge. they're not just headlights... they light the way forward. the new fully electric audi q8 e-tron models... this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, becaus

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julia granon, winnifer carney and elizabeth o'farl had stayed throughout easter week in the gpo. ofar was my task with danger responsibility going to the british lines for john general law informed her that he would only accept unconditional surrender. a short time later, roderick pierce, accompanied by o-farl and wearing his military coat and hat, left the mor street headquarter of the provisional government to meet general law. the interaction was not over. all signatories to the proclamation were later executed by the british government. 107 years later, this historical iconic battlefield area is under threat from corporate interest. commercial plants have been drawn up to those one of ireland's most important historical sets, but not without a fight. the mirror preservation trust, laid by the relatives of the signatories to the 1916 proclamation of the irish republic, have been pressuring the irish government to commit to preserve the site in order to instead develop the area into a 1916 cultural quarter in the heart of dublin. rather than witnessed the further gentrification

will it take to change these when loose mentality to discuss it, i'm now joined by so keen the co carney, indian political analyst, tom's former, a 2 prime minister watched by mister cool carnegie. great to see. thank you very much for your time. thank you. so much thank you so much. let me start with your early years when you were 1st infected with politics. not as a means of self aggrandizing, but actually as a way of facilitating social development. i know that you started off as a marxist but then got disillusioned. but what do you find yourself in ideological terms right now.

julia granon, winnifer carney and elizabeth had stayed through easter week and gpo. of was night task with the dangerous responsibility, going to the british lens where general lo informed her that he would only accept on. a short time later, podre piershed accomp bio-farl and wearing his military coat and hat left the mur street headquarters of the provisional government to meet general law. the insurrection was no over. all segnatories to the proclamation were later executed by the british government. 107 years later, and this historical and iconic battle fail area is under threat from corporate interests. commercial plans have been drawn up to blues one of aryan's most. most important historical sites, but not without fait. the merst preservation trust, laid by the relatives of the signatories of the 1916 proclamation of the irish republic, have been prirish government to commit to preserve the site in order to instead develop the area into a 1916 cultural quarter in the heart of dublin, rather than witness the further gentrification of the capital city, the group

commissioner carney is absent. commissioner ferras, here. commissioner hakimi, here. commissioner musleh, here. commissioner rothschild, here. commissioner shelby, here. commissioner stryker, here. commissioner tanner is absent but we have a quorum. >> thank you very much. now for public meeting instructions. today the arts commission meeting will be conducted in a hybrid formit to allow everyone to participate in person and remotely through the webex platform. technology grants better accessibility for individuals joining the meeting remotely, please be mindful tech related difficulties may occur, which could tribute to gaps and delays as staff transition technology between speakers. please note we are doing our best and we ask for your patience. you may also find the meeting being streamed on sfgovtv2, comcast 78, 28 and at&t uverse 99. i want to remind us of the policies and procedures for public meetings. at this meeting we are bound to follow the structure of our agenda and adhere to the best practices asset forth in the good government guide. at every public mee

i just wanted to know if he landed the roll he wanted in debby does carneys.for? it was so disrespectful for the chamber. i'm glad this came full circle. you know? it looks like he was riding the bus with me to fort lauderdale. it's the united states senate. he should be held to a higher standard. >> i was reading that before this formal dress code was asked. he was asking shouting his votes from the hallway so he wouldn't have to wear a suit and ty. can you believe that? >> that's a thing. like you are heckling someone on a subway platform? hey, mets suck. what's going on here? >> carley: good they got that one in order. not good. >> todd: hillary clinton getting her poor central unveiled. pop up the full screen of the portrait. this is for her work as secretary of state. jimmy, shouldn't portraits be reserved for winners? >> yes. i'm more concerned that hunter sold the overseas painting for a million dollars. >> todd: with a straw. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, guys. ♪ ♪ >> listen, it's still

. >> lisa yvonne carney griffin. >> carol ann keysler. >> barbara keaton. >> leo russell keen third. >> chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r. kellerman. >> joseph p. keller. >> frederic h. kelly iii. >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph a. kelly. >> maurice p. kelly. >> richard john kelly junior. >> thomas michael kelly. >> thomas richard kelly. >> thomas w. kelly. >> timothy kelly. >> william hill kelly junior. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> my uncle, i'm so proud to be named after you. i love hearing stories about you and i try to follow your example showing kindness to everyone i meet and our family misses you and we ask you to please continue watching over us. you will never be forgotten uncle nole. >> my uncle. richard michael. even though we never met, i always wonder how good of an uncle you would have been. i will always love you and always hold a special place in my heart. >> bill: those two young men met the moment. try to follow your example. a bit earlier we heard a comment we love you to the moon and back and every one of those salutations, dana, really

had tip on that one to "breitbart"'s john carney.nd a recent tip poll shows that 46% of american voters rate the economy as the number one issue while investigations of the trump administration ranked 15th at only 8%. "bidenomics" has failed. save america, how about retiring joe biden. that's my riff tonight. now, let's bring in superstar congresswoman and oversight committee member ms. marjorie taylor greene to talk about the impeachment inquiry. as always, thank you for your time, we appreciate it. will this declaration by the speaker give the house investigators more power and authority for subpoenas and other forms of evidence in your judgment, marjorie? is that what this is all about? >> absolutely, larry. thank you so much for laying that out so well for your viewers to understand what is really happening in washington, d.c. i was so glad to see speaker kevin mccarthy announce the impeachment inquiry this morning. was a very strong move and i believe that's what real leadership looks like. we have to dig to the bottom of the co

, susan paige, usa today washington bureau chief, former senator heidi heitkamp and an in a annie carney. condolences are pouring in. what are we hearing. >> reporter: one of those moments where all party politics are put aside, jose in remembrance of this trail blazing senator, dianne feinstein of california. you mentioned there the remarks that chuck schumer gave, getting choked up in the chamber. there were many of her colleagues who took to the senate floor to remember her. lisa murkowski of alaska saying that this is a woman who joking she probably would have appreciated the recent legislating around the dress code. feinstein always coming in, dressed to the nines, whenever we saw her here in the senate halls. her colleague mitch mcconnell, the top republican in the chamber, saying that there's the word often thrown around in washington and no one really means it that way. but for him and his wife elaine chao, he was friends with dianne feinstein and her late husband. now, though, they get to be together in the next phase of this. i have to say that the most jarring, i think, reacti

we had john carney of breitbart, he did a word check and we are going to talk about that on the show. so, they have to do a lot better on the issue of inflation which is so important to everybody. second point i want to make, aoc and the others in the far left liberal part of the democratic party, they want bigger government, more spending, ok. newt gingrinch calls it big government socialism and i think that tag is exactly right. the republicans tonight must make it very clear that their solution is a free market, free enterprise capitalist solution that minimizes government and maximizes the role of the private sector and small businesses and new companies and advanced technologies and so forth. job creation will come because taxes and regulations are low. not because the government is going to be run by a bunch of central planners that will penalize success. so, that's the difference between what an aoc would say and what these republican candidates must say. >> sandra: i just ran out of room on my paper i took so many notes. i'll be watching for all those things during the debate

if hat tip to breitbart's john carney for reminding me of that. so they haven't had a c.o.l.a.ncrease in over 20 years. that was okay until recently when joe biden came into the white house and launched his left-wing spending frenzy which the federal reserve played along with at least until recently. the consumer price index has increased almost 17% since joe biden took office. necessities like food and gasoline have spiked 20% and over 50% respectively. so their real wages have plunged, and they're not happy about it. and you can't blame them. now, not surprisingly, one of the key union demands is, in fact, the return of cost of living adjustments. now, the big three car makers are so far holding out on this point along with demands for outsized union wage and benefits, and the uaw has gone on strike. they've gone on strike in factories in missouri, in toledo and wayne, michigan. then there's the issue of biden's lavish subsidies for electric vehicles as embodied in the misname inflation reduction act. misnamed. nobody knows how much those subsidies are boeing to be worth over

commissioner carney is absent. commissioner ferras, here. commissioner hakimi, here.ssioner musleh, here. commissioner rothschild, here. commissioner shelby, here. commissioner stryker, here. commissioner tanner is absent but we have a quorum. >> thank you very much. now for public meeting instructions. today the arts commission meeting will be conducted in a hybrid formit to allow everyone to participate in person and remotely through the webex platform. technology grants better accessibility for individuals joining the meeting remotely, please be mindful tech related difficulties may occur, which could tribute to gaps and delays as staff transition technology between speakers. please note we are doing our best and we ask for your patience. you may also find the meeting being streamed on sfgovtv2, comcast 78, 28 and at&t uverse 99. i want to remind us of the policies and procedures for public meetings. at this meeting we are bound to follow the structure of our agenda and adhere to the best practices asset forth in the good government guide. at every public meeting t

it's that black men only start to carry the mails after the civil war i talk about william carney who was just you know, a huge in the civil war wore his civil war coat on his postal route because the degree to which those things are all tied together, the things that you start notice that you know, my friends who are postal from my church are also veterans and the importance of that and the degree to which, you know, when we see this attack on postal work, the ways which it has been a site of struggle and of uplift for black working people and now is being attacked and folks who want to dismantle it. it's not an accident. so let's go ahead and, come back to church, since you brought this in church and then i'm gonna give it to other people. that whole question, people in this crowd. paul but so, so that the quote that i've lost. it's all right. we'll talk about it. so you wade into the waters around christianity and the the line that i that i've missed that i've lost in the book is that black folks weren't simply empty vessels into which sort of master narrative around, you know, obe

and what i found deeply ironic because you've got mark who was the, you mark carney, who was the, youof overseeing most of england overseeing most of this, you castigating her. this, you know, castigating her. >> because what he's doing , >> and because what he's doing, i'm castigation was i'm afraid that castigation was the form of a very large fig leaf, because he was he was one of those fundamentally responsible for this. indeed, the gathering at which he was addressing the gathering of addressing was the gathering of the parties . and what's the guilty parties. and what's very is every one of very interesting is every one of them is about to lose office. every or has lost office. that is entire collection of leftish politicians who rode that wave and particularly rode the wave of covid lockdown of gigantic state handouts. but neither political party has got the courage to say we spend too much and we spend it badly. you see, i wouldn't care. now, let me just say something that i hope will surprise. i wouldn't care if we paid 46% tax. if we got decent public services for it. we hav

and what i found deeply ironic because you've got mark who was the, you mark carney, who was the, youverseeing most of england overseeing most of this, you castigating her. this, you know, castigating her. >> because what he's doing , >> and because what he's doing, i'm castigation was i'm afraid that castigation was the form of a very large fig leaf, because he was he was one of those fundamentally responsible for this. indeed, the gathering at which he was addressing the gathering of addressing was the gathering of the parties . and what's the guilty parties. and what's very is every one of very interesting is every one of them is about to lose office. every or has lost office. that is entire collection of leftish politicians who rode that wave and particularly rode the wave of covid lockdown of gigantic state handouts. but neither political party has got the courage to say we spend too much and we spend it badly. you see, i wouldn't care. now, let me just say something that i hope will surprise. i wouldn't care if we paid 46% tax. if we got decent public services for it. we have th

craig brown, a physiologist and professor at the university of nebraska carney. he described the differences between men and women. it is crazy that we need to talk about the differences between men and women. he described that men produce ten to 20 times more testosterone than women on average and that this testosterone-suppression therapy that i mentioned, well, it reduces it. but according to ncaa rules and ioc rule, you only have to get below the normal range and that level is still five to ten times more testosterone than what women produce. and here's the kicker -- there is no research, none whatsoever, that shows that by reducing testosterone you eliminate the male sex-based athletic advantages. none. it's bogus. it's arbitrary. that's part of the unfairness. when we support policies that undermine title 9, we are potentially robbing women of the opportunity to be able to have those sports careers and to have the opportunity to get those scholarships. as school starts back up again, let's celebrate the differences between boys and girls, between men and wo

commissioner carney is absent. commissioner ferras, here. commissioner hakimi, here.sioner rothschild, here. commissioner shelby, here. commissioner stryker, here. commissioner tanner is absent but we have a quorum. >> thank you very much. now for public meeting instructions. today the arts commission meeting will be conducted in a hybrid formit to allow everyone to participate in person and remotely through the webex platform. technology grants better accessibility for individuals joining the meeting remotely, please be mindful tech related difficulties may occur, which could tribute to gaps and delays as staff transition technology between speakers. please note we are doing our best and we ask for your patience. you may also find the meeting being streamed on sfgovtv2, comcast 78, 28 and at&t uverse 99. i want to remind us of the policies and procedures for public meetings. at this meeting we are bound to follow the structure of our agenda and adhere to the best practices asset forth in the good government guide. at every public meeting there will be a opportunity f

separated it from infrastructure, created a fund, raised a fund last year or two years ago with mark carneyfor decarbonization and what we're doing, it's a $15 billion fund and we're raising a second one now. what we're essentially doing is providing money to companies or assisting them, have less carbon within their system. that's all. >> how are you doing? >> it's not good. we're not making decisions whether things are good or bad or black or green. we're providing money -- >> not an esg -- >> look, it sort of is. but remember, all we're -- we're not making any judgements. what we're trying to do is help companies have less carbon. an example a, many of the technology businesses in the world have committed to net zero very quickly. what they need is renewable power. we are building them renewable power in many countries in the world. we're one of the largest builders, we're one of the largest owners of renewable power and building solar and wind in 15 countries in the world. we're providing that to them, and before used to sell power into the grid, today we're actually selling it to the c

carney said? tom: i saw that. jonathan: yeah. it was argentina on the channel.ddress? tom: it was carefully worded. i thought i read the entire address and thought it was a very careful statement. they will move forward in the debate. everton lost arsenal. i had to watch it. jonathan: ok. because he is an everton fan. i did not know that. tom: right now, we need to survive american politics. chief u.s. policy strategist at agf, on washington post, they talk about five ideological factions of the republican party . i did not know that. do you actually by the idea, given labor up rest in america, a possible government shutdown and mr. mccarthy is dealing with five ideological factions? >> at least. it is quite a spectacle right now. he is on thin ice. i do not think he can get a deal before the october 1 deadline. we have a shut down. i call it a shut down light, it is not going to be the end of the world. we are not going to kill social security and medicare benefits. if you want to go to a national park, you are out of luck. i think this shutdown is going to las

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joining us now for more on that, congressional correspondent for "the new york times," annie carney.into it as opposed to the frustration that he has experienced with his republican party. >> i think there was a lot that went into that decision by mitt romney, and in the mckay coppins article, that was an excerpt from his upcoming book about romney, it sounds like romney had made this decision quite a while ago, that he wouldn't seek re-election. mostly, he's been on an island in the senate for a long time, isolated from his party ever since he broke with his party to be the only republican to vote for trump's impeachment, on the first impeachment. but in his announcement, he made an argument about age, saying it's time for a new generation of leaders, implying heavily that he thinks biden and trump should both also step aside for the same reason, that a new generation of leaders is needed to make decisions about their future. but it was a complicated argument. because later in the day yesterday, he had a press conference to talk about his decision. he was asked about the age questio

plus my brilliant panellist, matt priddis and the brilliant lizzy carney will be joining me this is gbadio. i've conversation, i've got difficult conversation, minister of for prisons minister of state for prisons and widdecombe will with and widdecombe will be here with her reaction . her reaction. >> the temperatures rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news good afternoon. on. gb news good afternoon. >> my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest news. weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's been a fairly hot week across the uk and not a huge amount changing throughout this weekend. we've got those isobars fairly spread out, so bringing us some light winds and still bringing that air up from the south. so fairly warm as well . we've seen some warm as well. we've seen some heavy and thunderstorms heavy showers and thunderstorms throughout today and they will slowly ease away we go slowly ease away as we go through tonight. so leaving a fairly dry night for many. they're a bit of rain and drizzle across the f