congratulations steve doocy. congratulations, fans, and congratulations franchise. chiefs are your super bowl champion. >> we saw the purple gator aid. people always bet on what color the gator aid will be for the gator aid shower. >> steve: how long reba mcentire 90.1 seconds. apparently that was the best. will, did i miss something? i thought that, of course, i knew the kansas city was going to win. but then i thought travis kelce was going to get down on a knee and propose to taylor swift. >> ainsley: haven't been dating long enough, steve. >> steve: no, no. this was the story she was going to grab the mic and endorse joe biden. i missed all of that? what happened? that was the plan, i thought. >> will: that did not happen, steve if did not happen. >> ainsley: long time girlfriend roller skates involved my daughter loved that apparently he got a marriage license in vegas. >> steve: got it on the 8th of february. >> will: that's right? >> steve: yeah. >> brian: i thought brock purdy said at the end of the game how great was he? considering all the pressure on his

tries to make a joke with peter doocy, mistake. fatal mistake.t more questions at him, he wants to answer it and he goes back to the podium and says i talked to the mexico cici, he meant egypt. >> lawrence: american people are sympathetic people. there is a term with everything happening. do you feel like we're reaching that point where americans go from sad and compassionate to mad about the situation? >> dana: there is a legal aspect and they are looking at this, if you support president trump, you would say, it looks like there are two tiers of justice. they indicted trump because he is competent. my parents are very healthy, but even they would say i'm not mentally ready to be president, takes so much out of you. i have never seen anything like yesterday. it is like dukakis and the tank. i don't know how it keeps going. i respect the president, p presidency and the office. i don't know how they keep going. >> dana: if it was a staff decision, big decisions come from the top and from him. we say staff, no, if he thinks i can take questions, wh

can i be doocy?she can be just casone. >> steve: patrick mahomes does it again, kansas city chiefs defeat 49ers in an overtime thriller. my goodness will cain is live in vegas. 49ers former coach ferg usson what went wrong for his side and former philadelphia player, reno mayor, will join with reaction. and joe biden skipped the super bowl interview and first poll finds overwhelming majority of adults worry about his age and ability to serve. overnight, defense secretary lloyd austin back in the hospital, transferred to critical scare for eshg mergent bladder issue, we have a live report. we have marc thiessen, lauren green and marc siegel will stop by. see you at the top of the hour in 10 minutes and 40 seconds and we'll talk about the kansas city chiefs. chris, weren't they great? >> phenomenal. >> steve: what he said. todd pirlibeo back in a couple. and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you

peter doocy, thank you so much. good to see you as always. let's bring in former green beret joe kent to talk about the national security implications. we talked earlier about this. there is a rumor that he would announce that he might not run for reelection after this damning report. so damaging not just to the american voter but to our enemies, our allies. when you have his own administration saying he is painfully slow. he has a hazy memory. he's experiencing significant limitations. if you are saudi arabia, russia, china, mexico, how are you grappling with that? >> our enemies and adversaries smell blood in the water. they have seen how biden handled the disastrous afghan withdrawal and how horribly things are going with this war in ukraine that we are supporting. and now this conflict in the middle east where we are supporting every single side. bite and attempted to give sum kind of update on the middle east, but he fails to mention the fact that we are continuing to support the irradiance while pretending to support the israelis as wel

peter doocy is live at the white house.6% of americans to agree monday follows sunday. >> it is a tough poll for them. even now some elected democrats are publicly questioning why president biden and his team decided not to pitch him to a super bowl-sized audience. >> i would tell any politician including presidents to take the interview of the super bowl. the most popular thing. people care about that than politics. my view is when the president is out there, he is at his best. >> so you look inside that poll. 59% of americans are saying both joe biden and donald trump are too old for a second term as president. but 27% are saying only biden is too old. way more than the 3% who believe only trump is too old. this was conducted after the special counsel report that described president biden as an elderly man with a poor ally. his closest allies are still trying to clean it up. >> small gaffes are what we do. speaker johnson of the house confused iran and israel. he said we're beginning to send aid to iran. donald trump conf

peter doocy, thank you. the "wall street journal" editorial board with this headline. biden's dotering document defense. biden was well aware of the rules required to protect national secrets. all of this also raises a question of double standards. trump is alleged to have lied about the documents and refused to cooperate. in contrast to biden. that may be true, but hur's report will still be front and center as part of trump's defense. and you can bet it will now be a staple of trump's presidential campaign. brett tolman, i want to start with something that people may not remember. it is how we found out about those documents in the first place. they had been sitting, some of them, at the penn center with biden's name on it, and they weren't actually turned over until many days after those documents had been unearthed and four months later the public was told about them. your thoughts. >> harris, thank you for having me on. i will tell you that i have some very interesting thoughts on this. one, i have a case right now, private citizen, that possessed and illegally re

one on departure peter doocy asked the president where he was heading. the president responded i'm going to walter reed to get my physical. it is expected to be wheels up shortly. we will get tape playback as the president's remarks. this, of course, ahead of a speech he is going to deliver just announced by the white house a short time ago 1:30 p.m. expected to talk about keeping our communities safer. >> bill: we mentioned darrell issa. welcome to our program and good morning to you. thank you for your time. hunter biden is behind closed doors in 50 minutes from now. you were there a week ago when james biden testified. i think that went for at least nine hours, i believe. i imagine today might have a similar length of time. james biden said that joe biden never had any involvement or any direct or indirect financial interest in the business ventures of james or hunter. i imagine hunter will say something similar. can you give us, since you were in the room last week, the context for those remarks from the president's brother? >> these carefully chosen

>> bret: peter doocy, live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. four reported migrants who were recorded on video assaulting two police officers last month in times square have not been arrested in arizona. the immigration and customs enforcement as the agency had previously believed. tuesday evening, an an ice spokesperson said four people believed to be involved in that attack were apprehended, officials in new york said they are not the same four charged in connection with the assault and no one related to that case has been detained. it's believed those four may be out west. strong earnings data sent stocks up today with the dow and the s&p finishing again with record closes. the dow gaining 156. the s&p 500 adding 41. the nasdaq was up 148. ♪ >> bret: breaking tonight a u.s. drone strike in baghdad has killed a high-ranking terror leader involved in an attack that killed three u.s. service members. that news comes as secretary of state antony blinken met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss a cease-fire with hamas. senior

peter doocy is in that briefing room and we will get there as soon as that begins. plus this. >> i never thought that the shirt i wore to school one spring morning would lead to a federal lawsuit. but the reaction from the adults running my school did not leave me with much choice. >> john: a middle school student taking his school to court after being kicked out of class because of his t-shirt. fox news legal editor kerri urbahn on the free speech fight that could impact schools nationwide. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals. and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. on medicare? have diabetes? with the freestyle libre 3 system... you'll know your glucose and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. now covered by medicare for more people managing diabetes with insulin. visit freestylelibre.us/medicare. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoi

>> harold: first off peter doocy did a great job last night. reaction on some of our evening shows when he said in the room it didn't come across as the exchange as tough as it was. and i thought his reporting efforts was great, too. the president's loss is fast fall. on both sides republican and democrat. president biden last night, i think even in that interview, in the press conference there, demonstrated to a lot of americans what mr. hur wrote in that piece. i think if you take a step back in the special counsel report, the notion that the president biden willfully retained these documents. the second piece of this the questions will come around whether or not president trump, who also is facing challenges here, did he -- should he be charged the same way or should he be being investigated the same way? i think an obstruction of justice charge with president trump may be more appropriate than if you willfully retain the documents. >> brian: tell that to jack smith he won't hear of it. >> harold: these questions now are going to come more t

wewe a appreciate your hard wor you're joining us peter doocy,ew thank you. joining uss fox news contributor and george washington law professor, jonathan turley. i can't think of a worst report or a worse press conference in the modern era as it relates to presidents. can you? >> no. a there is a terribly sad aspect to the report. the report itself is baffling because there is this disconnect between what the special counsel is saying in his ultimatesion decision. rep he repeatedly talks aboutite despite the president's denials, the willful attention of material. the president himself admits the material goes back 40 years. so the effort to say this is all the fault of the staff is not just incredible but it is insulting. but what he says about the president's diminished mental state is alarming. ans d there is no escaping it. this press conference obviously didn't help. i can understand why they held it, but they miss queued again and only raised additional questions. dn't be when he couldn't remembs when he became thehe vice president and he couldn't remem

>> peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. a federal appeals court has ruled former president trump does not have immunity from prosecution. that means he can face trial on charges he plotted to overturn the results of the 2020 election the trump team is indicating it will appeal they need to file fast. correspondent david spunt reports from the justice department with the latest. good evening, david. >> hello, bret to you. this 57-page unanimous ruling is no doubt a setback from the former president. but this entire case is a marathon, not a sprint and much is still uncertain. [cheers] >> former president donald trump inching closer to a criminal trial in the nation's capital after a federal appeals panel handed his argument of absolute immunity, a unanimous defeat. he is on trial for his alleged attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election. trump claims he is immune as a former president because the allegations took place while he was in office. [gavel] >> a three-judge panel writing for the purpose of this criminal

in fact, you were just talking with peter doocy about the munich conference taking place right now. kamala harris will be there. >> of course, you know information like this from russia you have to take it with a grain of salt. who knows when navalny really died? was it yesterday? i don't know. or did they hold this information to announce it as the munich conference gets underway to remind everybody who putin thinks is in charge in europe. >> ainsley: that's a good point. if you think about the timing of this. the elections are in march. the nukes going to space. that's been a front cover news story. that was news part of all of our coverage yesterday so you are louisville right. what do you make of the timing of this? >> i feel for him. there was an amazing documentary about navalny that he highly recommend and it was done by a director named daniel roar. and it's called victim in a weapon, i believe navalny only 47 years old. a good-looking man, brave and courageous person. weighs effective and had a movement around him. i do feel like that has been very much squashed by putin si

peter doocy standing outside.opposition leader brought up when leaders sat down and talked with vladimir putin. peter, has there been a statement released yet from the white house? >> peter: no. it is still early here. people are still showing up. but, this reminds me of when we were with president biden at the putin meeting in geneva, switzerland. there was a short press conference afterwards and somebody asked him whether or not he brought up navalny's imprisonment with putin directly and president biden's quote, which he is going to have to back up now today if he wants to follow through he said i made it clear to him that i believe the consequences of that, navalny dying in prison, would be devastating for russia. we hear a ton about russia here, most recently officials in town are concerned about what they might be planning in space take out or at least threaten satellite communication systems for the u.s. and for u.s. allies. but, we don't hear or we haven't heard a ton of navalny directly from the president

peter doocy will be reporting, top congressional leaders are going to the white house today.y will discuss new budget and look, that bipartisan foreign aid bill you insisted republicans there be border stuff in it and you killed it to help trump. trump said he didn't want to help joe biden. >> ainsley: first thing when i said he read that last night, this president never gone to the border, been in office three years, he chooses thursday. donald trump announced he was going down on thursday. fox news anchors are going, sean hannity is going. the staff knew and they planned this accordingly with donald trump's trip. >> brian: eagle pass red hot for debate, texas taking things into their own hands, putting up a wall. and joe biden picks a place in brownsville, not much of a problem, about 150 per day. joe biden should be saluted, he's proven to america we need a wall inform 2015, there was something like 35% of the country felt we need a wall and now 53% say do what the vikings did and build a border like the chinese did. 53% in favor of building a wall. >> lawrence: go back to

peter doocy of the white house. hasn't biden already said his uncle he can do to fix the border?that's a great question, maybe there's an election coming up to the calendar changed but i've been told by officials many times during this president's time in office that he has been about this is a quote from stopping the flow at the border but with this floating of executive order, they are admitting that's not happened. i'm told there's a policy paper floating around the west wing consistent with what political is reporting that they could make it impossible for anybody to claim asylum anywhere but a port of entry. the timing of this order is if he but a spokesman is telling us know executive action no matter how aggressive and policy reforms and additional resources congress can provide and republicans reject it. call on speaker johnson and house republicans to pass bipartisan deal to secure the border and this could be part of the urgency. u.s. bp chief jason assange over the weekend u.s. bp agents across the southwest border apprehended ten undocumented subjects, violent crimina

peter doocy with the latest, what are they cooking up. to believe that not only has president biden done everything he could without congress but he has done an historic amount. >> he has done more than any prior president to secure the border and build a safe, orderly and humane immigration system. reporter: now the line from white house is no executive order no matter how aggressive can deliver the policy reforms that congress with provide and republicans rejected that has speaker johnson saying that americans lost faith in this president and will not be fooled by election year gimmicks that don't secures border, and president created this, and has refused to use his executive power to fix it policies considered would make it impossible for anyone out the border to claim asylum for any reason unless, they are at airport of entry. sound familiar to aoc, doing trump impressions is not how repeat trump, and saying this outrageous and president should refuse to sign it, as republicans argue executive order they are not new. >> he has all of

peter doocy, thank you. flashback to what top members of the administration were saying about the same time when laken riley's suspected killer had first entered illegally our nation. >> we'll have 2 million people cross the border for the first time ever. you are confident the border is secure? >> we have a secure border in that that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. but there are still a lot of problems that we are trying to fix given the -- >> do you continue to maintain the border is secure? >> yes and we're working day in and day out to enhance its security. >> harris: republican senator marsha blackburn of tennessee member of the judiciary, finance and veteran affairs committees. thank you for being with me today. i want to get your initial thoughts. the vice president, yes, it's secure. the man who is now looking to be impeached by the house, mayorkas said yes, it's secure. >> we know all of it was a lie because in the first 100 days of his administration, joe biden

you see how irritated he's been getting with our own peter doocy and now not just peter doocy and allhanism and he's using it because deep down unconsciously he probably feels there really is a problem. one more thing here, will, we're using the word gaffes. that's the wrong word. that's giving him an out. i like the word lapses better. these are lapse when is you can't remember who the leader is or when you were vice president or awful when your son died. that's just so awful and we would feel sympathy and compassion as a physician if he didn't have the welfare of the entire country in his hands at a time of war around the world. at a time of porous boarders and all the political issues we're seeing. again, i don't want to hear from the vice president about this. i want to hear about this from physicians and i want to see elaborate testing done. >> i think it's fair to say that if you want to feel sorry for an 80-year-old man, you should be a member of his family and those are the people that should be concerned about the individual's health and one could argue it's cruel they're not

stuart: can you continue as president so peter doocy joining me from the white house. didn't like that question, did he? .i he released and responded with a joke but not a smile. the last several months talking to him, they look bad. last night when we had a chance, we asked president biden how bad is it? >> president biden, something the special counsel said in his report is one of the reasons you were not charge second-degree because in his description you're a well meaning elderly man with a poor memory. >> i'm well meaning and i'm elderly but i know what the hell i'm doing. i put the country back on track. >> how good is your memory? >> my memory is to bad i let you spike. >> biden's lawyers knew that report was going to be bad ahead of time and tried to have all navicken and wrote to the special counsel and said we don't believe the report's treatment of president biden's memory is accurate or appropriate and beside president biden is saying he didn't do this. >> i take responsibility for not having seen exactly what my staff was doing. things that appeared in my

peter doocy in the white house.he will take his physical exam and what he will be tested on? >> reporter: it will be sometime soon, and whatever doctor o'connor, his physician, thinks he should be tested on, almost exclusively physical things like blood pressure, checking the reflex, and his gait. over the last couple weeks the issues about president biden headless to do with his age and more his abilities. white house officials want us to take their word that he is okay. >> when can we talk to the president's doctor and why haven't they been asked, given the hdr our report? >> to speak to that report really quickly, especially special counsel hurr is a republican, a prosecutor, he is not a medical doctor. >> reporter: he never there is no medical report summer publicans argue there's plenty of evidence president biden is slipping. >> no one thinks biden can do the job because we've watched him. we see him on television. trump did the job and has energy. >> reporter: the democratic cavalry easing concerns about pres

peter doocy for a president under siege on this from all sides. what we know today as we begin a new week on this and more. madison, good morning. >> bill, good morning. this is the first day that uga students are back to classes after laken riley was killed on campus on thursday. police say the suspected killer is an illegal immigrant jose ibarra. he remains in jail in agent lens without bond facing a long list of charges connected to riley's murder. her freshman year roommate tells us that riley was the type of person always there for everyone and says that riley's death should have never happened in the first place. >> that's just honestly infuriating to me. we know it has been a problem and i just don't like the fact that it's so frustrating that this is what it takes for it to really be brought to light that somebody's life being taken, especially for no reason. it is not like they knew each other or had a grudge against her or anything like that. the fact that somebody had to die for this to be brought to light and we don't have any certaint

there are plenty of old dudes doing fine all over like steve doocy. [laughter] and peter doocy.hter] so it is not just joe's age that is the root of the country's problems, it is neglect of our basic systems. let's take the border. everyone else does. on tuesday, the house voted to impeach a harder mayorkas over his handling of the migrant crisis. but that is more overdue than that book i stole from the library. it is for height, people. it is the first time they have impeach the cabinet secretary since 1876. that was back when joe was in diapers. or rather back when he started wearing diapers. of course, joe criticized the vote, saying history will not look kindly on house republicans for their waiting act of unconstitutional o partisanship. he said that after having a long conversation with ruth bader ginsburg. she is that just so you know. the democrat-controlled senate will likely dismiss the charges but the issue is not going away and neither are 10 million illegal immigrants. especially since joe biden's job growth numbers are likely built on illegals. according to the cen

i will just leave it there. >> our very own peter doocy is joining us now with more. it's very obvious and transparent. we had newt gingrich on the show last night, peter, and yesterday. he is now for the first time convinced that he doesn't think joe is going to make it to november because the cognitive decline of late has been so steep. do you see it? you are with him every day. what do you see? >> well, first of all, greetings from the bottom of a rabbit whole. it's great that we have connection down here to be able to go live. it's not a conspiracy to ask questions about mistakes the president makes considering that it's not one person saying this doesn't seem like it's right. it's three quarters of those polled by nbc news either have minor or major concerns about his mental and physical health. that includes half of democrats. and of course everybody mist speaks from time to time. however, not everybody is the president and not everybody is running to be the oldest president ever. and so, these things happen from time to time. there are very heavy issues that wh

>> martha: thanks, peter doocy.that, we bring in brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council which represents 18,000 border patrol agents and personnel and marc thiessen, senior fellow and fox news contributor. i mean, we have talked about this, gentlemen. welcome. great to have you with us today. we talked about this a lot. lawmakers have said the same thing that he had levers at his disposal. yet watch this montage. he kept telling us that he simply didn't. watch. >> we need our colleagues to act. >> just give me the power. i've asked from the very day i got in office. give me the border patrol. give me the people to -- the judges. give me the people that can stop this. >> is the president evaluating any executive actions that he could take on his own to address this crisis? >> we want to see this agreement move for ward. that's what we want. i don't have anything else to speak to. >> martha: what do you say to this news he might be pursuing an executive action? >> i'd be surprised if he does. if

inside, i talked. and it comes at a terrible time for the white house, as karine janre dodged peter doocy's question that she wasn't about to fall down that rabbit hole about why president biden was talking to dead people, earlier in the week, and also the night of the fundraiser, the special counsel who... is investigating this case, who had these conversations with the president behind closed doors, without the pressure of cameras and people asking questions, and he says biden is too old to answer basic questions about classified information, raising questions about how he will lead the country politically. for the second time this week , biden told a story about the 2021 summit, detailing a conversation with a foreign leader who died many years ago. last time he told exactly the same thing. on sunday, he replaced french president macron with the late french president miterand, who died in 1996, this time he replaced german chancellor angela merkel with the late german chancellor helmut kohl, who died in 2017, on january 6, biden said, quote: " i sat down and said, “well, america is back,

peter doocy at the white house. democrats for now are rallying around the president saying we all have these type of moment. take a look. >> does he occasionally say the wrong word? yes. i was thinking once during an interview with neil cavuto, i called him steve. i have no idea why i did that. i know what his name is. so that doesn't worry me as much as whether or not he knows what's going on in the world. right now i'm confident he does based on the interactions i've had with him. >> neil: which is a very good reason to go to bill cusack -- bob cusack. basic cable. a little humor. i tried. they're trying to say we all have our moments. we forget things. he's been on a roll lately. that's what is worry ago lot of people even where he works. >> yeah, neil, listen, you know, i think yesterday's press conference was a bit of a disaster for president biden. the white house didn't handle it much better today, this is a problem that they don't have a sound strategy on. he's going to have to be on the campaign trail again

>> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. a former fbi informant accused of lying about president biden and his son hunter accepting millions in bribes from a ukrainian energy company will be transferred to california where he is expected to face a judge. alexander smirnov was rearrested yesterday after federal prosecutors argued he was a flight risk. he had been released by a nevada judge earlier this week. stocks were mixed today after yesterday's big rally. the dow gained 62, the s&p 500 finished ahead 2. both closed at record highs. nasdaq lost 45. for the week, the dow was up 1 and a third percentage points. the s&p 500 gained one and two thirds. of the nasdaq finished ahead one and four tenths. >> national police indicate more than 30,000 people have been reported missing during two years of the war among them military personnel civilians and children. tonight senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot reports from kyiv that russia is keeping up the bombardments even as a u.s. congressional delegation looks on war

let's go to peter doocy live at the white house. good morning, peter. >> we're trying to figure out how this year's trip to the border will be different than lastier's trip to the border when he didn't meet with any actual border crossers. >> will you meet the migrants while you're there, mr. president? >> president biden: i won't announce ahead of time. >> the border patrol council president says biden is going to the border now solely to try to save himself and support is tough from progressives as well who don't think the executive order restricting asylum claims between ports of entry are really going to work. >> i think executive action is really important. the only way we've been able to make any progress at addressing immigration at all. but i think we've seen under title 42 and some other policies that efforts to simply quote close quote the border is not really solving the longer-term problem. >> this all really shows the difference between governing and campaigning like when candidate biden in 2019 told democratic primary

peter doocy, thank you. president biden has let it fester for so long, the border crisis is out of control. it now has migrated to every single state in the nation including his precious democrat-led states. we showed you this first on the "focus" yesterday. really angry chicago residents at a city council meeting. >> all this asylum seeking lie, all this about refugees, no, no, no, what's happening is they're emptying out the dregs of their jails into the united states and to our communities. they are junking up our country. and yet we feel some kind of way about it because it's our country. >> harris: you bet they feel some kind of way about it and i'm going to be talking with a chicago resident who definitely will express her feelings about it coming up later this hour. let's stay on the topic with my first guest. all eyes on south carolina. that state's pivotal primary now just two days away. nikki haley says she is staying in the race and is looking at contests beyond her home state. recent polling show

peter doocy at 1600 pennsylvania. thank you. jacqui. >> jacqui: continuing our coverage of the top story, firsthand look at the latest epicenter of the border crisis, bill melugin is live in jacumba, california now. bill, what are you seeing out there? >> fox news has obtained brand-new cbp data which show something remarkable. more chinese nationals have been crossing here in the san diego sector than mexican nationals. the first graphic here, according to that data, the top ten nationalities that border patrol have arrested crossing illegally in the san diego sector. colombia number one, but take a look at number two. china. 21,000 chinese nationals have been encountered by agents here in recent months. they are ahead of mexico by several thousand. that is remarkable to see. you can also see turkey has had more than 6,000 of its citizens apprehended here, 5,000 from guinea in africa, another 5,000 from india. then take a look at the second graphic here of more notable countries apprehended here since october. 25, afghanistan,

i mentioned this with peter doocy earlier in the hour.would reach millions of people watching the super bowl. but he won't sit for that traditional interview. now he is being hit with some pitiful polling. >> biden's polling is stuck at 37, 38% approval. very low. he is behind in every battleground state on average in america. >> harris: can biden reverse course ahead of the november election? isn't that the question? ♪ (♪) with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. (♪) vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision and delivers a chance for up to 4 months between treatments. which means doing more of what i love. (♪) vabysmo is the only treatment designed to block 2 causes of wet amd. vabysmo is an eye injection. don't take it if you have an infection, active swelling, or are allergic to it. treatments like vabysmo can cause an eye infection or retinal detachment. vabysmo may cause a temporary increase in eye pres

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let's go to peter doocy. >> this has less to do with the president's age than with his abilities. white house officials just want us to take their word for it he is okay. >> when can we talk to the president's doctor and how come he hasn't -- they haven't been asked to come out here and talk with us and give the report that challenges the president's mental fitness? >> look, you know, just to get the hur report. hur is a republican, a -- a prosecutor. he is not a medical doctor. >> even if there is not a medical report some republicans are arguing there is plenty of evidence that president biden is slipping. >> no one thinks biden can do the job. we watch him and see him on television. nobody thinks trump can't do the job because he did the job and he has energy. >> the democratic cavalry is coming to try to ease concerns about gaffes in president's memory trying to put it into context. >> i think that again it's all relative. he is younger than i am. what do i have to say about his age? but he is again knowledgeable, wise. >> no on camera events for president biden today but will

peter doocy live in the white house to cover.s hey, peter. >> peter: this part was a surprise, you guys. it seems like a good way to combat questions or concerns about your memory being no good would be to answer some questions. and to go off script like he did last thursday. but that did not happen here yesterday. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> before we begin, i'm going to s statement. let it stand on its own. i'm not going to be taking any questions. i will be taking questions tomorrow or the next day. i don't want anything to get in the way of the statement, to be very blunt about it. >> peter: that's what he has a press team for. there is a new report about new tension between the to top two public facing officials john kirby and karine jean-pierre. according to the "new york times," quote: mr. kirby had privately acknowledged when asked that he would one day like to be named press secretary and he has expressed frustration ms. jean-pierre pick reporters ask him questions. guests like jake sullivan get to decide th

stuart: wait-and-see, peter doocy, the white house. we all have a cue card not a note card.this. thank you very much. a perfect time to bring in joe concha, biden's cheat sheet fundraiser are worrying donors, what is going on. >> if you need cheat sheets, this long into a presidency we are three years in or so in your vice president for eight years you were cited for decades and you still need to be told what to say on questions and that you know are coming. that should be alarming for most americans, there is an abc news poll out earlier this month showing nine in ten americans think that this man does not have the mental acuity to be president, not now and certainly not four years from now. when news like this gets out and by the way why does biden know what questions are coming, he just can't handle this on his own, i think most voters look at this and they say i don't know if this is somebody i could support given that even his donors are worried at this point. stuart: the president is heading to new york city and is going to do an interview he's taping an interview with

white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight.evening,. >> peter: peter we spoke to a white house official inside who is not waiving us off a politico report tonight that while congress remains stuck on trying to fix things at the border, president biden is considering trying to do something on his own with an executive action that would in part make it impossible for people to claim asylum in between ports of entry. basically people would have to go line up where there are border patrol agents if they are going to declare asylum once illegal crossings release -- reach, rather, a certain number per day. that is just one of the problems. president biden is trying to fix. he also wants to throw a lifeline to people struggling to pay back student loans. >> the economy is growing. >> president biden is leading donald trump by 4 points in a hypothetical head to head. 49-45 according to a quinnipiac survey, even though trump is seen as having much better physical fitness and mental fitness than biden. >> what i'm seeing a lot of is shad

. >> sandra: so right to peter doocy live at the white house. what is the biden team doing to counter growing concerns about the president's age. >> they told us last week this was coming and we saw it for the first time in its now iteration today, trying to turn talk about the president's memory into a joke. >> we are promoting clean energy and industries of the future, made here in america, made in america. what i didn't realize, and i've been around i know it don't look like, i've been around a while. [laughter] i do remember that. [laughter] [cheering] >> and people there laughed but his problem is a lot of people don't think it's a joke. 86% of those polled by abc news and ipsos think president biden is too old for another term, including 73% of democrats. >> should have been a period of time a long time ago jill biden and some others in the west wing surrounding him had gone to him and talked to him about this and got him to voluntarily just resign, but that has not happened. >> officials are claiming mentions of president biden's memory w

. >> peter doocy will join us. a very contentious press conference. if we look at modern history and modern level of presidency and the people that have served, i can't think of a worse report or a worse press conference than this one. joe, if your memory is fine, why couldn't you remember the name of the church your son's rosary is from? he couldn't remember. this is at this disastrous press conference after the release of the disastrous report. look at this. >> i know there some attention to the language in the report about my recollection of events. in reference that i don't remember when my son died. how in the hell dare he raise that. frankly when i was asked the question i thought to myself it's none of their damn business. let me tell you something. some of you have commented. eyewear since the day he died every single day the rosary he got from our lady of. every memorial day we hold a service attended by friends, family and people who loved him. >> our lady of rex i am not making fun. he couldn't remember. that wasn't his only blunder in the

peter doocy is live at the white house. hi, peter. >> the actions president biden says he is going to take in the middle east are going to be to protect american lives. a few minutes ago on capitol hill he spoke about the three american lives that were lost in that drone attack. >> president biden: they risked it all and we'll never forget the sacrifices and service to our country that the dozens of service members who were wounded and are recovering now. >> overnight u.s. sources spotted a houthi drone control station in yemen. they blefshld it was an imminent threat and destroyed it along with 101-way drones. centcom is referring to it as a self-defense strike and white house officials do not believe these iranian-backed militias are only doing this for support for israel after the october 7th attack. >> and as for the houthis they can claim all they want this is linked to gaza. but 2/three of the ships that they are hitting have no connection to israel whatsoever. so it's just not true. it is a falsehood. we'll continue

peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. the supreme court appears very skeptic of colorado's attempt to kick former president donald trump off the 2024 ballot over his efforts to undo his loss in the 2020 presidential election. ending you, of course, with the january 6th, 2021 capitol riot. shannon bream is live outside the high court with the oral arguments today. good evening, shannon. >> good evening, bret. you know it normally takes years to get here. but this case made it onto the supreme court docket within weeks. signaling the justice's get the urgency of this issue in the middle of what is already a very contentious election year. >> in watching the supreme court today, i thought it was very -- it's a very beautiful process. >> one in which a solid majority of the justices seemed very skeptic about colorado's decision to block president trump from the state's primary ballot. colorado officials say section 3 of the 14th amendment gives them the power. the relevant section reads, no person shall hold any office under

peter doocy at the white house on how they are positioned this right now. hi, peter. >> officials here have been saying mayorkas did nothing wrong all along. now the impeachment has imploded at least for now, they are taking a victory lap. an official at the white house is telling us clearly there's bipartisan agreement that this baseless unconstitutional impeachment stunt should fail. house republicans ought to realize that extreme political stunts like this are a waste of time and instead join the president, secretary mayorkas and republicans and democrats that want to work together to deliver real solutions that strengthen border skirt. that said, there's a split between what officials here and what the president say that there's challenges at the border and have been for years. what mayorkas told congress, that the border is secure, that statement that republicans believe is impeachable. but the president plans to take mayorkas' word for it. there's no new trips to the border being planned. >> well, the president was at the border last year. so just wan

. >> you see how irritated he's been getting with our own peter doocy but now not just peter doocy, alle reporters there. and that is a defense mechanism, and he's using it because deep down, unconsciously, he probably feels there really is a problem. we would feel sympathy and compassion, i would as a physician, if he didn't have the welfare of the entire country in his hands at a time of war around the world. and at a time of porous borders and all of the political issues we're seeing. again, i don't want to hear from the vice president about this, i want to hear about this from physicians, and i want to see a labyrinth of testing done. rachel: yeah. we saw what we saw. he couldn't name the president of egypt, he got that name wrong with, said it was obrador, it was mexico that was dealing with the gaza border. and then the other interesting thing was he was told -- he was trying to defend himself, and he said they said i didn't know my son's, the day that he died, and i know that day, and i know because i carry around the rosary of our lady of -- and then, it's, he couldn't remember

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

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peter doocy has the latest. peter, what you got?> reporter: larry as president biden gets ready in a few minutes to campaign in northern begin were the voting public is getting the first look the way he mishandled classified information. we have a bunch of photos. there are some damaged cardboard boxes in his delaware garage. one is between a folded dog crate and a dog's bed but there are going to be no charges and part of the reason is because the special counsel writes, at trial, mr. biden would likely present himself to a jury as he did during our interview of him as a sympathetic, well--meaning elderly man with a poor memory, and that has the white house's special counsel really steamed. they're now saying we disagree with the number of inaccurate, inappropriate comment in the special counsel's report. president's personal lawyer said the special counsel could not refrain from investigative excess, perhaps unsurprising given the excess of current political environment. they are say this was willful. president biden wants credit

she eventually cuts off fox's peter doocy. and king charles, he's home at the palace. prince harry visited but only for one hour. will meghan ever go to england again? yes, it is wednesday, february the 7th, 2024. on this day 60 years ago, the beatles arrived for the for the time in america. i remember it well. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ and i'll send all my loving to you. stuart: from the beatles' early phase. you won't remember this, lauren, but this is 1962, 1963. it's a good song. all my loven, from the eagles,th avenue. we're going the start with politics this wednesday morning, why not in homeland security secretary mayorkas survived impeachment yesterday after four republicans voted existence party lines. karl rove joins me this morning -- against party lines. i say republicans are in disarray. my question is, who do you blame? >> well, i've got a simple answer for that, it's on the white board. i blame everybody. [laughter] i blame the members for coming up with stupid ideas. i blame the leadership for not being able to count the votes. preside

peter doocy, thank you very much. that will sum it up.re monitoring this but what we are getting from governor abbott as he leads with this delegation, needs help, not the kind of help they were considering. wants to take matters into his own hands, particularly disputed land. the federal government says is their responsibility. mexico says it's close to their responsibility. and this turns away, much like the rio grande come on and on, with no end in sight. that will do it here. "the five" is now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino all of judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪

bret. >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. federal reserve chairman jerome powell says the country is making good progress against inflation but the job is not done yet. powell told 60 minutes he wants to see more confidence before cutting interest rates. well, stocks were off as investigators reacted to those remarks. the dow lost 274. >> the s&p 500 finished down 16. the nasdaq fell 31. up next, as promised. we talk live with arizona senator kirsten sinema about the border bill she helped create and its chances going forward. ) hey lexus, show alternate routes. technology that's ready for the road ahead. the lexus nx. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you