situation is that with oil prices rising and the cost of filling up a car here in the united states, george biden's political fortune really hung on what saudi arabia was doing with oil. and they wanted to make sure that because of the war in ukraine, that saudi arabia would produce more oil. but over the last few weeks, the saudis have refused to take the calls from joe biden to urge them to produce more oil. so what happened was, there was some diplomatic moves with people leaving from here in washington, going to saudi arabia, talking about the potential of a meeting. because these things don't just happened to leaders get together. and then the unknown something, and all of that is planned very much in advance. but there was still criticism from those in the democratic party saying, hold on a 2nd. what saudi arabia is doing in yemen is very much what like russia is doing in ukraine. and you can't separate the 2 b hypocrisy to do that. having said that, the white house still seemed to be keen on pushing ahead with a visit. initially, it was thought it would be sometime in june. and all the talk

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it suggests that biden's attorney george reassured hunter in 2018 that the "new york times" would nothe family's business deal with chinese energy conglomerate that somehow it appears the lawyer heard from in your times or talk to them and said we are not going to mention joe in the story. what is your take on this? >> a while. why wouldn't the "new york times" do that? because i don't know that as a former vice president who may be running for president but i'm pretty sure that is a relevant thing in this story. oh that is right the "new york times" has not endorsed a republican presidential candidate since 1956, okay so perhaps they are biased i don't know it just spit balling here elizabeth. look in this situation it was back to the same questions over and over again. what did the president know at the time? when did he know it and did he prop and in any way, shape, form from his sons business dealings with china who was her biggest adversary. more memory and stuff on it we keep learning more and more on it and you've got to wonder but this a federal investigation, will there be in

. >> present -- >> reporter: from royal salutes with the bidens to an orioles baseball game with president george.w. bush -- > this is a kick for the fans, and they are responding. >> reporter: -- her majesty, the queen, has visited and long held a trusted alliance with the united states and its leaders. >> i bid you a most hearty welcome. >> reporter: a relationship she has maintained since her first visit stateside as princess elizabeth in 1951. >> i am glad to have this chance of seeing at least something of the country with which the whole british commonwealth has so many friendly ties. >> reporter: those ties only strengthened over a 70-year reign. >> if the atlantic unites, not divides us, ours is a partnership always to be reckoned with in the defense of freedom and the spread of prosperity. >> reporter: of the many duties of the monarch, queen elizabeth serves as the head of state and commander in chief of the british armed forces. >> although she is not the head of government, it's the one in which all loyalty for every armed service man and woman is placed. >> reporter: that sense of du

george w. bush. are these rocket systems president biden is sending to ukraine arrive in time to help the ukrainians key pitched battle in the east? >> no, they will not require immediately andy will require training before ukrainians can use them effectively, but it is an important signal the president is sending, that we are willing to run the risks, not just to help ukraine to keep from losing , but increase our support to ensure that they win. the message is as important that military capability of what he is sending. anchor: how about t risk of provoking russia? president biden says in his op-ed today that we see no indication that russia is cuently planning on using nuclear weapons in ukraine, but russians have announced strategic nuclear drills. what do you make of that? >> the russians are saber rattling to prevent greater western support to ukraine. the russians are hoping that as the war drags on that western unity will flag and we will all turn our attention to other problems in the world, and i think it is really important the u.s. and other countries that have a luxury of living in free

george w. bush. joe biden's is just 41%. why is his approval rating so low? is the net approval rating on the economy at this point in a presidency. joe biden's minus 26 points. that is the lowest. tied for the lowest for any president in the last 40-plus years. >> so speaking of the economy, just how big of a drag is this economic situation shaping up to be for democrats on the ballot this fall? >> i think it's the big drag. why is it the big drag? because most important issue in your vote for congress, what tops the list? not surprisingly with those gas prices as high and the inflation as high as it is, the economy at 48%. that beats gun violence at 17%, abortion at 12%, immigration, which republicans had really wanted to run on, all the way down at 6%. and here i think is the big takeaway. views on the economy are closer to, look at this, republican party, 51%. democratic party, 31%. republicans lead on the issue that's most important. no wonder they have a historic advantage on the generic congressional ballot, jake. >> harry enten, thank you so much. fas

george gascon. and a president biden then the seemingly defensive as gay trie their reporter over a question about economists who are forecasting a recession. the president said it that has people talking tonight. plus, thousands of flights canceled over father's day we can embed staffing shortages. why some are worried that this could be a bad sign for the summer travel season. we begin that with another violent and deadly weekend across the country. matt has the latest in tonight see crime reports. good evening. >> at five major us cities are on track right now to surpass their record homicide totals up from year. los angeles, baltimore, atlanta milwaukee and washington dc. over the weekend in dc, here is a horrifying moment caught on video when multiple people were shot. there they go. it looked. now they're shooting. >> it four people were shot on an unpermitted juneteenth music festival to adults if a police officer were hit. they are expected to recover. however, a 15 -year-old boy died . his name is jason full. listen at this witness describe his last moments. >> he was giving up for his mom. it's hur

sterling both republicans whose lives were threatened after they refused to block george's results, georgia went to bidenmber them from their frequent press conferences at the bottom of the staircase at the georgia capital. trump is under investigation in georgia for pressuring them to find more votes to reverse the results. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. which is one more than we have. i only need 11,000 votes. alice, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. there is nothing wrong with saying, you know, you recalculated. >> trump calls the phone call perfect. absolutely perfect and appropriate, he says. not the first time a perfect phone call has caused him trouble. he used the same language to describe his call with president zelenskyy where zelenskyy asked for antitank missiles and trump asked him to investigate joe biden. trump them block the shipment of weapons to ukraine and the whole thing led to his first impeachment. lots to track today. the supreme court could release important decisions later this morning, and we have the hearings live at 10:00 a.m. right here on nbc bay area. >>> no doubt

and biden could pitch to the thc as a temporary presidential retreat. georgeday before certain doom and defeat. and then, of course, there was george washington's famous retreat from the british and hessians crossing the hudson. this was in november, 17 # 76 -- 1776, and one month later perhaps the most famous revolutionary war event, george washington crossing delaware river. you've seen the painting before. on christmas day, 1776, surprise attack on the hessian forces in relationshiptop. that victory was the turning point if -- for the army and and, of course, the united states of america. so, pride, now's a great time to rereit from your war ons fossil fuels. allow american household budgets to stay afloat. play the long became gauze -- game because if you do, you will be remembered for taking the smart route to the green utopia. we need a breather, come down from it all, do what we can just to keep the money in our pockets and not pay for these inflated prices. so far the market's trying to come back a little bit. a lot of folks today said we were going to

biden. and the winner of the george washington book praise. mr.sdale won during a ceremony, "washington and the plow, the founding farmer and the question of slavely", watch saturday on c-span2 and find a schedule on your program guide and watch anytime at c-span.com/history. >> i want to welcome you to what i think is a very special program tonight. we're honored tonight to be able to spend evening with ambassad

of them republicans and all, george, people who faced intense pressure from donald trump and his allies to use their position to overturn trump's election loss to joe biden they're something of a lonely group inside the republican party right now. more and more candidates out on the stump this year are backing former president trump's election lies. >> reporter: yes, george, in fact, an analysis by fivethirtyeight of all the republican primaries so far this year shows that in statewide elections and in races for congress, 52% raised doubts about the election. 37% outright deny the 2020 election results. so still very much central to the republican rank and file. >> just astonishing. jon karl, thanks very much. michael? >> thank you, george. >>> now to president biden pushing for relief at the gas pump calling for a federal gas tax holiday and urging states to take action too. this comes as nearly 48 million people are expected to travel for the fourth of july holiday including a record 42 million driving despite those high prices. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the pr

an important date, of course, was the joint session of congress, where george's electoral votes would be counted for joe biden, a little a little over a week after this call to francis watson. the president was finally able to speak with you secretary reference burger baron mind. as we discussed this call to day that by this point in time, early january, the election and georgia had already been certified. but perhaps more important. the president of the united states had already been told repeatedly by his own top justice department officials, that the claims he was about to make to about master fraud and georgia were completely false. mister secretary, the call between you and the present lasted at 67 minutes over an hour. we obviously can't listen to the entire recording here to day, although it is available on the select committees website will listen to selected excerpts of it now. so that we can get your insights. let's begin with the president, raising the thoroughly debunked allegations of suit cases of ballots, an official, a voter, but they were in what looked to be 2 suitcases or drugs a suit cases

biden attacks u.s. energy and undercuts millions of u.s. and middle class blue-collar jobs. weak on crime l.a. d.a. george gascon tries to defend setting a free a known criminal who allegedly killed two cops. plus the shocking rise in unsolved murders and shootings in a major u.s. city after the defund police push. growing outrage over climate czar john kerry stonewalling, and blocking what he and his office actually do. critics warn they are secretly making your energy bills go up. more evidence that president biden new all along despite his denials about hunter biden's dubious business deals overseas. tonight questions grow, what did former president obama and his team know? is there enough security for supreme court justices. law enforcement bracing for a night of rage tomorrow from abortion activists over the potential supreme court ruling on roe v. wade. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: look who is back the host of out kicks, tomi lahren. we'll check your money. stocks are kicking down after that bad week last week. here's the deal before we get to tomi, the

here, tune into this "this week" later on this morning, george stephanopoulos speaks exclusively with treasury secretary janet yellen. about the bideninistration's plans and about fears of a possible recession. plus republican representative adam kinzinger sits down with george about the january 6th. eva? >>> now the war in ukraine, an exclusive look this morning at the u.s.-supplied artillery. against russian forces. britt clennett is live in odesa for us. good morning, britt. >> reporter: good morning, eva. that's right. several missiles intercepted here in the south but in the eastern donbas region the fierce fighting there grinds on. this morning, new u.s. weapons on the ground in ukraine. its army hoping to make use of sophisticated rocket artillery and long-range weapons to push them out of the donbas region. james longman getting coverage of the u.s. supplied howitzers in battlefield use. ukrainian officials bolstering the precision of the new weaponry, but some worry it may not be enough to match russian firepower. a ukrainian military lieutenant saying, we get to a spot, shoot much faster than usual, then we go to another s

when joe biden goes on vacation i look at it when ronald reagan went on vacation he was clearing brush and georgeding horses on his ranch and joe biden looks like an old fart going to the beach like he is in the nursing home who took a trip to the water for a moment. i look at the numbers of democrats, 57 for republicans. 44 for democrats. this is a big deal for the election. a lot of voters look and say i supported these policies but they've made us poorer, less safe and less secure. i can't get excited with a party that i once supported that have been so devastating for our families. >> harris: policies most people support. baby formula and things through the fda, hhs, fema, all those agencies keeping that load safe for us in case something comes up like a hurricane. that's not what has happened. it has been mismanagement and now we're stuck. jenna. >> sean, i'm so interested and curious why you skipped over donald trump's 298 trips to mar-a-lago that cost taxpayers and it went back to his golf course. >> harris: let sean answer. >> he did take a lot of vacations but he was working. i called hi

george floyd. instead, like every person we just mentioned, his crime was making joe biden mad.ording to our justice department, he is now a domestic terrorist. someone needs to stop this before it gets even crazier. again, this view is informed by the fact we are now outside of the country, in any political environment that resembles ours and so many ways except there is less free-speech. there is more police involvement in politics. brazil is what america will be very soon if we do not slow this down. we are here at the presidential palace because we told you a minute ago, we just sat down with the president of brazil, president bolsonaro, head of an election here that will have an effect on the entire hemisphere, very much including the united states. here is part of our conversation. >> tucker: the parallels between politics in brazil and politics in the united states are striking to an american. you are opposed by a coalition of billionaires, college professors, and cnn. tell us what the opposition wants, what will brazil look like if your opponent wins? >> interpreter: my

and a lot of people have noted, one time, donald trump was pro choice and one time joe biden was pro life. the georgefamily, donors of planned parenthood back in the day. if this new republican majority comes in the house, is there going to be an abortion ban? >> certainly left that option on the table suggesting he would put forward a narrow support, 15 week abortion ban as i suspect one probably will, especially if the majority is big enough in the house. ironically, this has been kyrsten sinema's position on not getting rid of the filibuster that this vote will come up and the filibuster may be the only protection democrats have left. in two years from now or four years from now under a republican president to prevent a national abortion standard. now, conservatives made the argument they want this decided at the state level, but i think democrats, as you just heard from congresswoman ocasio-cortez, read the writing on the wall. you can say one thing whether it's a confirmation hearing or what have you, but republican, everything they have done suggests they want to see this banned at a national l

bill melugin on george gascon spec walk back and whether president biden is heading to smooth over therica reports" kicks off a brand-new week. we will see you then. >> harris: i like the new graphic. that's new! it's cold in case you missed it and it's a look at a few stories you might have otherwise not have caught. first up, let's do a lightning round because we have a lot of topics and we want to hear from everybody. yet another climate change activist and even protest. this time, disrupting the french open on friday running onto the court and tying herself to the net during a semifinal match. >> kayleigh: c says we have 1,028 days left and if we are still here, she stays there and they continue the match. >> emily: my response on twitter is don't you hate it when he spent a lot of money on outfit and you can never wear it again? >> brian: a lot of things. second semifinal ruling arrow. she is sitting there with 1,028 days left. didn't al gore say that the world is going to end ten years ago? how high does he get a pass on that and why -- we need to track her. how much time do you

biden. and under president clinton we had paygo instituted for the first time and under george herbert walkerh the negotiations at andrews air force base. as a presidency bill clinton the last four or five depending on how you judge it budgets either were in balance or in surplus operationally taking us to reducing the national debt and in a significant way completely turned around under president bush. the biggest reversal in how a budget deficit and national debt grows from being reduced by 4.5 trillion to increasing by $4.511 trillion swing. obama comes in his first year he reduces the deficit which is what contributes to the national debt by 700 -- excuse me $700 billion. it went from 1.5 to 500 almost a trillion dollar reduction in the national debt right away under president obama and this is the value we share. first evolved the right thing to do. in addition to that we are just sick and tired of paying debt service interest on the loan with money that could be invested in our children's education and well-being of the american people and reducing the national debt. i am a paygo person

biden's numbers are worse than trump's at the height of covid and the george floyd riots. ou can believe that, a new quinnipiac poll was even worse. if biden's approval rating, 35% among registered voters and even more devastating, biden's approval among african-americans has dropped below 50% and that's catastrophic for democrats. and among hispanics, get ready, 24%. here now with newt gingrich, former house speaker, fox news contributor, author of the book "defeating big government socialism" which we have to do most of all. forget 1994 or 2010, what could we be in store for this midterm election of the numbers do not improve or joe biden? >> first of all, the house republicans are starting at a much higher base. 210, five vacancies that are republican. if they gain 25 or 30 seats, it will be the biggest majorities in the early 1920s. i think the election will be the blowout because in real everyday life, this administration is extraordinarily painful. for the american people. i think they will go in, vote to throw the bums out, classic battle cry, and i would not be shoc

up next, crowdstrike ceo george kurtz is here with me in person. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the bidenion is taking new steps to shore up u.s. cyber defenses in light of russia's ongoing war in ukraine. the biggest cyber threats, a hot topic of the conference happening right now in san francisco. george kurtz was just there and. joins me now any studio. . so what strikes me different about this conference? george: certainly we are in person, which both vendors and customers were really excited about. there is a really strong interest in security. it is something i have talked about for a while. even if we go into a difficult macro background, security will be a top priority for boards and a top budgeted item to keep companies safe. so it is encouraging. obviously we are in that industry but we are also focused on customers. how do you consolidate spend in an area like security? emily: there have been conflicting reports on the state of the cyber threat landscape. for example, ransomware attack's. are they up or down? george: some of the dollar amounts are down and there are two reasons

george gascon. present abiding telling the associative >> president biden: that americans are "really, really down"er struggling with the pandemic, the economy, insurgent gas prices and that a recession is not inevitable. white house correspond kevin corke tracks the state of the economy tonight. the president continues to deflect blame. hello, kevin. >> hello, my friend. folks over at the white house, as you can well imagine, are in full on damage control mode. if they say they're doing all they can, shannon, to address the concerns of the american people, who are frankly fed up and arguably furious over inflation, which, like water from an overflowing bathtub, just seems to be going just about everywhere. case in point, over on wall street, the dow was down again today. how far down, you ask? how about down 741 points for the day. down 1,791 points over the past week and down more than 3,300 points over the past month. ouch. but the president today told the ap, yes, he understands the american people are really, really down after a turbulent nearly two years, including the pandemic, skyrocketing

george, good morning. after another string of mass shootings in the u.s., president biden called on congress to meet the moment. to change the political landscape here in washington and break through decades of gridlock. hours after yet another mass shooting, this time in tulsa, president biden made an urgent plea for sweeping gun reform, asking the nation, how much more carnage are we willing to accept? >> we need to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines and if we can't ban assault weapons, then we should raise the age to purchase them from 18 to 21. >> reporter: the president delivered a rare primetime address as the u.s. surpasses more than 230 mass shootings this year. >> i want to be very clear, this is not about taking away anyone's guns it's about protecting whole communities, our freedoms to go to school, to a grocery store, to a church without being shot and killed. >> reporter: but despite his pleas for change the political reality is most of president biden's demands are a long shot on capitol hill. sources say what's on the table in the senate's bipartisan talks is much narrower than what

george bush iv. here is the punchline. joe biden and obama spent more. trump spent less than truman.n obama exceeded .1% of the gdp in eight years. i don't expect you to a door ball of this right now. please pull it, you will see it. you guys are walking on water. thank you very much. host: any response because he was talking very fast? guest: jesse may be walking on water but i don't think i am. the house and senate pass budgets and determine proper parameters for spending in those years. the spending done was done at the behest and instruction of congress. number two, i did not totally follow the argument, but however much one president or another spent this not really go to the fundamental question of whether a president, whether it be president nixon with the watergate break-in and cover up, or president trump with the effort to resist the peaceful transition of power, whether the president misused his office and broke the law. host: going back to roe v. wade, you have recently written a piece about the myths of justice alito's draft opinion. guest: one was that overturning roe w

george bush iv. here is the punchline. joe biden and obama spent more. trump spent less than truman.n obama exceeded .1% of the gdp in eight years. i don't expect you to a door ball of this right now. please pull it, you will see it. you guys are walking on water. thank you very much. host: any response because he was talking very fast? guest: jesse may be walking on water but i don't think i am. the house and senate pass budgets and determine proper parameters for spending in those years. the spending done was done at the behest and instruction of congress. number two, i did not totally follow the argument, but however much one president or another spent this not really go to the fundamental question of whether a president, whether it be president nixon with the watergate break-in and cover up, or president trump with the effort to resist the peaceful transition of power, whether the president misused his office and broke the law. host: going back to roe v. wade, you have recently written a piece about the myths of justice alito's draft opinion. guest: one was that overturning roe w

george and disarmed him? is anybody going to red flag hunter biden who lied on a federal drug form? at a drug addict carrying in illegally obtained weapon? no, of course not. red flag laws aren't designed to punish the political loyal. that's what you get scenes like this in the world. police do nothing about. watch. >> [shouting] >> tucker: so, hey, john cornyn, your legislation do anything about that? is anybody who's okay with that and what's happening in downtown chicago or downtown baltimore, pick a city. if every day of the week, get back to me about that with the ar in my closet. by the way, not worried about what you just saw. at last year his office missed 60% of the felony cases that into his office, most coming to about gun infractions. only 68% of those cases. another d8 in philadelphia has a similar record. larry krasner's office dismissed 65% of all gun charges. does that seem high? it is, 2015 that figure was 17%. new ideology? new outcome. by the way, the outcome is more dead people. but this law does nothing about that. it ignores it completely in favor of redefinin

reminds me of what former defense secretary robert gates, secretary m defene both george bush and barack obama said about joe bidenon foreign policy. he said that he has never gotten the international issue right. his judgment is always wrong and watching now almost two years a year and a half of the biden presidency on domestic issues, on inflation, on crime, you name it, you name the issue. joe biden's judgment on domestic issues is also wrong on every issue he's confronted. that's the problemevon and the blame game continues from the president himself going back to the whole putin price canard. this is a putin price whose war has raised the price of food because ukraine and russia are two of the world's major breadbaskets. i've been up front with the american people from the outset that there would be a cost heref at home. putin's decision to brutally and savagely invade a sovereign nation. >> now our people know that food and energy were skyrocketing long before the war and ukraine. but he and gene sperling were out there todayti continuingh with this blame putin atit the pump deal . how is that going p to pla

biden. and the winner of the george washington book praise. mr. ragsdale won during a ceremony, "washington and the plow, the founding farmer and the question of slavely", watch saturday on c-span2 and find a schedule on your program guide and watch anytime at c-span.com/history. >> i want to welcome you to what i think is a very special program tonight. we're honored tonight to be able to spend evening with ambassador andrew young, marking his 90th birthday this past saturday. we're part of that celebration. and we're going to hear a lot about his remarkable life in the next hour from reporter and author ernie suggs and graphic designer. and ernie, as you all probably know, covers race and culture for the atlanta journal constitution. he's a graduate of north carolina central university and we thank the alumni association for their support. he was selected as a neiman fellow at harvard university and now serves on the fellowship board. don is a multi-talented multi-graphic artist and designer. he got his formal training at columbus college of art

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george orwell, they do not know that his predictions come true. what they're proposing, it is not just wrong, it is people and the results are evil. the bidenresidency, he has brought one new thing, they have figured out how to emerge radical left-wing policies with absolute gross incompetence. [applause] in america we have a babies without formula. drugs and criminals marching in every day. they are trying to dr. nate all of our kids -- indoctrinate all of our kids. murderers all across the country. look around the countries. criminals are not being executed, but police are being executed. is this the beginning of the end of america? it could be. but only if we allow it. here is the good news, the backlash is coming. the opposition is building. america's -- has enough of this woke nonsense. [applause] we won our freedom back and it is time to rescue america. as the old saying go, do not wait for instructions, just -- they're all over this country. it is time to take this country back. [applause] the american people are going to get a complete taking it to the democrat system in november. after we win, then what? that is what i came here to

and when president biden sat down with george stephanopolous five days after the kabul chaos, he failedt of that country the way we did. and you remember the comment guy is bouncing off a c-17 and the president said come on, george, that was four or five days ago. well, it was clear on the minds of everybody who was watching that, no one could forget it. and when you cannot defend your own ideas, you lose the confidence of the american people. go ahead and think about that, jim. >> well look, what i think is true is the president is always going to be the guy that is the chief explainer. there is a line president obama used all the time. the president's job is to explain to the american people what he is doing and how he is doing it. that's true. there is no staff who is responsible for that. in the end it's a reflection of what the president has to say and i agree with white house statement. they aren't going to do anything about the president's statements without talking to the president of the united states. that is just not how it goes in the white house. that was true for trump, to

george soros and big cash. according to a recent fox poll biden's approval among hispanic voters has fallen just more than half approving of the job he is doing now. a soros-linked company is going to fund the newly-founded hispanic media company, the $60 million deal buys 18 radio stations in 10 of the nations largest media markets. the move gets a clap back from florida's republican governor ron desantis. a quote from him. the soros-funded radical left is running a scheme to manipulate local media in florida. your reaction. >> let's explore for a moment the influence of george soros' money. 40% of the people living in america's largest metropolitan areas are living in a district where the d.a. has been backed by george soros's money and where the d.a. was backed by george soros's money. meaning these policies of san francisco, los angeles, are actually being implemented in almost half of america's big cities. now that money is being turned to another -- for what it's worth most cities like san francisco lost 6% of its population, l.a. almost 7%. new york 7% of thaifr population. in the face of that loss, wha

elizabeth: biden has been around since the nixon administration he has been in d.c. nancy, pelosi, chuck schumer, since reagan and georgely surround themselves with lawyers and academics when they get into office who never run a business. biden doing socialism on steroids. biden wants massive government spending. biden over in europe blasting the supreme court saying the roe v. wade decision was quote, outrageous. then the president is saying, how long, what are you going to do about gas prices? he is saying they are going to stay ohio as long as it takes to get putin inout. reaction to that? >> still trying to blame it on putin. i love a good democrat gas light. they run it like a social charity but needs to be run like a business when donald trump was in charge of our country. that is what americans want to see. it is successful for all americans that is the way the republicans need to go, our missaging need to go if we want to win big, win big for the country. democrats will push identity politics, push racism, push lgbtq, push abortion rights all the things that will distract from the failures of the economy right n

she recently called george of the worst day in the country to live in fear of the biden administrationom skyrocketing and a new poll 80% of americans say inflation is a top issue ahead of this year's midterm. >> todd: dan roccato a personal-finance effects are at the university of san diego. he joins us now. dan, great to see you here. is there any chance the inflation approved by november, by the time the mid-terms roll around? >> let's think about that. a hi, carly. i think there is little chance. we may have reached peak inflation and we have not seen inflation company up much more but coming down is a different issue. it is easy to bring it up but a lot stickier come a lot stickier, a lot more difficult to see crisis come down. so i suspect a high number through the end of the year. >> carley: speaking of polls, here is a new win 28% approved how president biden is handling in inflation in 70% disapprove. one of the things we are learning the biden administration is considering is cutting tariffs on chinese imports. so i guess the real question there, with that benefit our economy

the pollster noting that biden's numbers are worse than trump's at the height of covid and the george florida riots. put that in your pipe and smoke it now if you can believe that . well, a new quinnipiac poll was even worse. biden's approval rating there 35% among registered voters. even more devastating slip into the poll because biden's approval among african-americans has dropped below 50%. that is catastrophic for democrats and among hispanics get ready. it's 24%. here now is newt gingrich, former house speaker, fox news contributor, author of the book defeating big government socialism, which we have to do this fall. newt, forget 1994 or 2010. what could we be in store for this midterm election if these numbers do not improve for joe biden? >> well, first of all, the house republicans are starting at a much higher base. there are 210 plus. they have five vacancies that are republicans. so if they gain 25 or 30 seats ,they'll be the biggest majority since the early 1920s. i think the election is going to be a blowout because in real everyday life this administration is extraordin

george orwell. they don't know that they're making his predictions come true. but they are proposing is not just wrong, its people and the results are people. -- art -- it's evil and the results are evil. bidendministration has figured out how to combine -- with incompetence. [applause] inflation, abdi shelves. in america we have babies without formula? in bashan at the border, drugs and criminals marching in every day. inept withdrawal from afghanistan. murders all across this country. -- here is the good news. backlash is coming. the opposition is building. americans have had enough of this woke elite nonsense. [applause] we want our freedom back. it is time to rescue america. [applause] as the old saying goes, don't wait for instructions, ride over at the country. it is time to take the country back. [cheering] [applause] i'm here to tell you, the american people will give a but kicking to the democrats this november. [applause] after we win, then what? that is what i came to talk to you about. if the republicans returned to washington, business as usual, if we have no bigger plan than being a speedbump to america's collapse, we don't deserve the government. in washington, we have to have

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biden won both of these states by not much. in arizona, .4% and in georgia, .3%. this is what george's election official has been telling the committee. >> we counted the ballots with the first tabulation, they would be scanned. then we did our 100% hand audit of t entire 5 million ballots -- 5illion ballots, all cast in place, absentee balts, they were hand counted and came remarkably close to the first count. upon the election being certified, president trump, because he was within half a percent, could ask for a recount and we recounted them again through the scanners and got remarkably the same count. three counts come all remarkably close that showed president trump did come up short. ros: he addressed some of the allegations made by the trump team. here is an example. >> the numbers are the numbers. the numbers don't lie. we had many allegations and investigated every single one of them. i challenged my team come a did we miss anything. they were said -- they said there were 60,000 underaged voters and we found there is actually zero. we checked that outcome every single voter. t

george w. bush, president obama, president trump, president biden, all have put forward this goal of 2% of defensespending as a percentage of gdp which was agreed upon in the whale summit in 2014 by all members. right now, eight members out of 30, down from last year, have met that goal. very wealthy countries, sweden, canada, germany, france. many of them are not even close to meeting that goal. what can we do? isn't it now or never that the nato countries should meet this goal? i don' believe this is sustainable. we are doing all we can, but the american people are saying where's everyone else, how can these countries can't meet this goal? i'm working on legislation but say of nato countries do not meet these goals in five years that congress will not put out dollars for training and deployment of those countries. what do you think of something like that, and if confirmed will you be focused on assuring these countries understand we are a democracy, too? at a certain point market people are going to say enough. europe has to defend europe. as mrs. america does. >> i'm a -- believer that says nat

i always look at the biden energy policy as a george costanza policy, do everything opposite of president pipeline, they killed it. president trump had good relations with saudi arabia, they reversed that. reversed all the stream lining of regulations that brought more supply to the market, so now, and they are wondering why prices are going up. listen, the u.s. energy producer is the best, cleanest in the world. if you get off their back, they would be producing more oil but that's not happening. yes, production is up, but the same time, it's not keeping up with demand. >> we will take anything at this point to bring down the gas prices. phil flynn, thank you so much for your time today. really appreciate it. >> john: new at 2:00, with record high gas prices, inflation rising and economy in shambles. president biden speaking about it while away at the beach in delaware. as well as the breaking news on former trump adviser peter navarro's arrest, and joe gamaldi how traffic laws may be causing more violent crime, and china, and the new club lebron james is in. all that and much more next

police leaders literally supporting us on many of the things that would have been in the george floyd bill. only joe bidenled in buffalo in the supermarket by that ar-15. wait a minute, we're being out gunned, we're being killed, and we need to take the weapons off the street. >> perhaps that coalition will be formed. federal legislation being debated. new york state will ban anyone under age 21 from buying or possessing a semiautomatic rifle. the state's legislature passing the measure as part of a package of new gun laws yesterday less than three weeks after an 18-year-old used one to kill 10 people at a supermarket in buffalo. besides raising the purchase age to 21, the bill also requires anyone buying a semiautomatic rifle to get a license, something previously only required for hand guns. the bill largely impacts areas outside of new york city which requires permits to possess, carry and purchase any type of firearm and prohibits most applicants under 21. elsewhere, people as young as 16 can possess other young guns without a license. and restricts purchase of bullet resistant armor and revises the s

george? >> becca, thanks. >>> inflation putting political pressure on president biden.e's blaming republicans in congress for blocking his plans to get prices under control. >> that's why my plan is not finished and why the results aren't finished either. jobs are back, but prices are still too high. covid is down, but gas prices are up. our work isn't done. >> chief white house correspondent cecilia vega joins us now. cecilia, no issue hurting the president more. >> reporter: exactly, george. this is a top issue for voters and they're really blaming him for this and that means that this is a top priority for this white house. but, look, publicly and privately president biden is really feeling the pressure on this, and he's frankly growing increasingly frustrated. some of this stems from the fact that the white house and officials here say they've done what is in their control to try to combat some of these high prices. we have been talking about this. they released some strategic oil reserves trying to bring down gas prices. they're considering trying to end some of th

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george gascon, one of the big problems in los angeles. he sounds like president biden, right?ounties crime is worse. it's not true, right in oh, it's the pandemic. it's not true. my policies are making it safer, absolutely not true. the police officer you talked about, lara, the two police officers from el monte, they were killed by a man who was -- california's a three strike state. he had a strike taken away by george gascon, and that strike hut people back on the street. you put that on his record, he's in jail at the time those two police officers were shot and killed and this doesn't happen. george gascon let 'em out. we have phone recordings of people in northern california trying to switch, wanting to punch a police officer, a guard in the face knowing they'd be transferred down to l.a. county so they could fall under george gascon's rule. that is a very sad statement. >> well, and, nicole, seems like you can't really escape the crime. whether it's, you know, where you live, where you work, it seems to have touched aspects of all of our lives in some way. and even here

george herbert walker bush. thank you for being with us. if you will indulge me, i want to play something that we heard from president biden where he said this is unprecedented. pres. biden: the supreme court of the united states expressly took away a right from the american people. that it had already recognized. it did not limit its, it took it away. that has never been done to a right so important to so many americans, but they did it. it is a sad day for the court in the country. david: talk about this as a matter of supreme court history. overturning an important precedent of 50 years is a big deal. it is not the first time the supreme court has done that, they did it in brodd versus board of education, but is it the first time they did in a way that took away a right? donald: i believe it is. if you think about our bill of rights and other ways that people's rights to engage in certain kinds of behavior or conduct, this is the first instance i believe where the cortes of the said, hereafter 49 or so years, there was a constitutional right that existed and we are taking it away. david: one of the things i have been asked is how could th