visit. interview sla, somewhere singer's limbs treats are fully decked out ahead of president george biden's visit to israel and the occupied territories. many here looking forward to his arrival. i am sure visited by noon can make some kind of difference what kind i can say right now. this is a problematic time. it's not the best opportunity to try any kind of change, but could function that every time an american president comes to jerusalem, it's a great honor. but as a jerusalem, i should also a great hustle because the sushi will be closed and we won't be able to leave home . no, i think it's very courageous of him to come ashore. days after the prime minister has changed miami, which shows how special the relationship is made north. mm hm. yay. lobbied who was heading, the caretaker, israeli government will greet the u. s. president biden often refers to his long standing friendship with israel, his 1st visit deeds back almost 50 years on the agenda. iran. and the new piet, off a possible defense aligns with other arab states and a step towards possible re rosemont was olivia that goin

be a special reception in the house of the president and president of israel, the herzog, where george bidenrded, e, the medal of the president of israel - this award was introduced quite recently, back in shimona's time, and only a few people were awarded more maidan to be honored to be honest, awarded the president's medal, israel also the president of the united states will take part in the opening of the jewish international sports motorcycle games, which should start today in jerusalem at the stadium at 18:30 pm negotiations. although not today is saturated, the whole day will be small and it is obvious that no breakthrough solutions in these negotiations will be clear that the curtains on five you have attention and problems in the security of israel and the problem of palestine israeli settlement and the problem of iran, it is around iran that an international coalition is now being built, which wants to create the joe bidens, which it is counting on today, the israel establishment is precisely yes, these negotiations on friday afternoon, the us president's plane will go to ryan, wher

george, there is still a lot about this we simply don't know. bidenl shake hands. >> thanks very much. amy. >>> george, as we just heard mary report, the president is hoping for agreements that will bring down oil and gas prices here at home, so let's go to elwyn lopez in atlanta for an update on where prices stand right now. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: hey, good morning. prices at the pump continue to go down declining now for 30 days since that record high in june. here in georgia we are seeing some of the cheapest gas at about $4 a gallon but nationwide drivers are still feeling the pain at the pump of paying about $1.50 more per gallon than this time last year. nationwide we're averaging about $4.57. now, the highest prices, though, are still out west. california close to that $6 mark. so, if you're looking to fill up your tank for less, experts suggest downloading an app like waze or gasbuddy to compare prices. try to find the cheapest gas in your area. t.j. >> all right, elwyn, thank you so much.st on the ndicasrom med virus. the nation's

george w. bush fired previous attorneys, etc. president biden did not fired david weiss because how that look -- would look would have been terrible. one thing i find interesting is merrick garland has appeared before congress twice this year and both times, republicans have pressed him on the independence of the hunter biden investigation and merit garland's response has been that you can trust it because being headed up by a trump appointee. it's problematic. in the end, merrick garland has the final say on what happened . it seems like a defense of -- my politics are not interfering because somebody else's politics are interfering with it and it seems like he is trying to say it will not be run by a biden official because a trump official is running it and i know how that's takes the politics off of that and that's with the american people want to see. the american people are frustrated that they are seeing people of either party get away with certain crimes who are connected and they want to make sure these investigations whether they result

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distancing themselves from president biden, and now another major democrat is [inaudible]. >> it's the sitcom that predicts how we're going to live in the future. to mark george jetson's birthday today, [inaudible]. >>> but first president biden tested positive for covid again today in what his doctors are calling a rebound case. it is the second day of isolation for joe biden. >> hey folks, joe biden here. tested positive this morning. i will be working from home the next couple of days. i'm feeling fine, feeling good. [inaudible]. >> and as biden is sidelined from covid, his administration is under fire for its handling of china's aggressive rhetoric towards house speaker pelosi as she visits asia. today pelosi's office released her planned itinerary which includes stops in singapore, malaysia, south korea, and japan. taiwan, not on the list. even though pelosi never confirmed the stop in taiwan, details were leaked according to senator cotton by the white house. chinese state media ramping up the threats, calling for severe punishment if the speaker visits taiwan after earlier calling for her plane to be shot down. the former director of national intellige

election in congress, hints would use those fake electoral college votes to overturn george's results and declare joe biden, not the president of the united states but actually declare trump for a second term. when it became clear that mike pence was not willing to do that, pressure was brought to bear on him in the form of a violent mob. and the fake elector scheme in georgia, and six other states, is now being investigated by the january 6th committee as well as by the department of justice. many of the fake electors have been subpoenaed by both. it is also in the crosshairs of fulton county georgia district attorney fani willis, who is conducting a wide-ranging invectives haitian of attempts by trump and his allies to meddle and today brought a huge development in that investigation. yahoo news was forced to report that da fani willis has sent what are called, quote, target letters to prominent georgia republicans, informing them that they, in fact, could be indicted for their roles in that fake electors scheme. the recipients of the target letters include to fake electors -- david schaffer, the chair o

george? >>> to washington and the latest on president biden's battle with covid. his personal physician says he's on the mend. terry moran has the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. by all signs president biden is doing really well. that is the message his physician dr. kevin o'connor at the white house, including dr. ashish jha. white house officials are putting out after the president spent the weekend in isolation in the white house. improving significantly, that's the word. remember the symptoms the president complained about last week, he had a runny nose, dry cough, fatigue and body aches. those have diminished considerably and the doctor says his lungs are clear and he has no shortness of breath and continues to be able to work. the white house says this is what the in the works for most people who get double vaccinated and double boosted even at age 79. and this is his fifth day now on paxlovid, which is a drug available to all americans and has a very powerful effect for those especially most at risk like older americans. it's

this trip is putting president biden and this white house in a tricky position. george? >> mary bruce, thanks. >>> now to breaking news from ukraine. a russian missile strike killed at least a dozen people. ukraine's national police say an office and residential building was hit. tom soufi burridge has the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. details still emerging but we're seeing absolute devastation at the scene. this video posted by president zelenskyy and verified by abc news images emerging which are too shocking to show including a baby stroller amongst the carnage. the death toll rising all morning. ukrainian officials now saying at least 20 people have been killed including a baby. 50 people seriously injured. what is also shocking is it happened midmorning in a busy downtown city. that's southwest of kyiv. many ukrainian families have moved there with their families to get away from the fighting in the east, thinking it was a relative safe zone. the horrific scene a reminder no part of this country is immune from russia's invasion

george soros hates him, so does jill biden. he's not with the program.ly we wanted to meet him, yesterday we did, we sat with him for more than an hour and the first thing we learned was the left in brazil hates him very much, they try to kill him when he first ran for president four years ago with very little money and the backing of no party, he came out of nowhere to get 57 million votes. he almost didn't survive to be elected. he was stabbed by a leftist almost to death at a rally at which point the left funded lawyers to come in and rescue his attempted murderer. an amazing story that hasn't gotten a ton of coverage in the united states. he's an authoritarian says msnbc. we asked him about the stabbing in our conversation we asked him about his christian faith which is on display, something else that triggers them. we asked about the supreme court's stance on abortion, his views on gun rights and we asked him fundamentally why do you think you are so hated? is the first part of the conversation. the parallels between politics and brazil and politics

george. >> rachel scott, thanks, michael. >>> all right, george, now to president biden waking up ing again, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, the president is resting and working in isolation in the residence this morning. so far he's been experiencing mild symptoms, some fatigue, a dry cough and a runny nose. the president is, of course, fully vaccinated and double boosted but at 79 years old he is at a higher risk of complications from covid and we know he is now taking the antiviral drug paxlovid. we do expect to get an update from his medical team and the white house is eager to show that the president is fulfilling duties while in isolation so we know today he is meeting virtually with his economic team and senior advisers and will be isolating for a full five days meaning he won't be back until through next tuesday, but the white house is also going beyond those recommendations and say he won't be back in his normal routine until he has a negative antigen test and that could take longer. >> we hope he has a full recovery, thank you so much. amy? >>> we want to wi

george h.w. bush not to mention president biden who vp to president obama. you see playing out this time? >> about vices president saloom large in the collective psyche. they're very well-known if they're lucky like george h.w. bush there closely associated with the popular policies of their predecessors. and they have executive experience. but they do not win that often, air, only six former vice presidents have actually run and won the white house for twice that many have run and lost two of their primary or the general stage. vice president pence has that big probably the much bigger one is that he is really alienating these very two large constituencies and the republican party. there is the diehard trump sector, that really does not like mike spence for the self possibly the 2020 election was stolen. and then there are the never trump republicans who resent mike pence in the first place for joining the ticket. so what you have left over is a very, very small sliver of the party. it is really tough to win that way for. >> former vice president out in ariz

but gofundme openly encourage rioting in the name of george floyd in behalf and ineffective joe biden years ago. but jose alba? they shut his family down in hours. who made the decision specifically? you should know their names. go fund music of the engineers who runs it tim is the ceo. you're seeing the pictures right there. chief corporate affairs at gofundme is called margaret richardson. these are the people who made the decision to crush jose alba and his family. they are not the only ones. virtually every power center united states agrees that self-defense is no longer allowed. you can no longer fight back. if you don't believe it, remember how the media covered the rittenhouse trial, he carried a gun across state line. he's white supremacist. here's a man who's exercising his lawful, his fundamental right of self-defense. but he was charged with murder. corporate media back to the prosecutors. during his trial, one prosecutor told the jury openly that rittenhouse should have allowed the thugs to beat him to death. he had no right to defend himself. "everybody takes a beating so

george, thank you so much. president biden says the numbers are really not accurate because prices have started to come down since the june numbers were compiled. is that true? what does that mean? what do you sing? >> okay. everybody saw a shocking number this morning of 9.1% inflation. a lot of people don't realize that a backward looking number. it looks at the past 30 days, but he shot sports to to today. and if you want to go full up here, you're a car with gasoline. you find out you're paying about $0.50 to a dollar. less a gallon show the the price of a barrel of oil. now that was at $120 really fueling inflation. it's now down below 100 unit. that should continue. that will also lower food prices. and that cannot about 2 and a half percent off of this high inflation rate show. you know, we're seeing oil come down. we're saying, you know, metals, aluminum that are used for making cars come down ships. there's more chips now available to to make cars used car actually coming down. it was it was an extraordinary, you know

funmi o openly encouraged riotig in the name ofam george floyd on behalf of joe biden twofe years agoosé alba, they shut his family down in ours. i >> son who made this decisionif specifically? you should knoww their namesno go funmi is a company. here's who runs it to tim cadigan is the ceo of go fund me one . benitez is the president. you're seeingee rig their pictus right there, the chiefat corporate affairs officer. i'd go funde at. he is called margaret richardson. these are the people who made this decision to crush josé alba and his family, but they're not the only one . virtually every power center in the united states agreeser self-defense is no longer allowed. you can nooan longer fight back. and if you don't believe it,re remember how the media covered rittenhouse trial. hea carried g a gun across state lines. hihe's a white supremacist. >> here was a man exercisinggh his lawful his fundamental right of self-defense. but he was charged with murder and corporate media backedne the prosecutors during rittenhouse his trial. one prosecutor called james crouser told the jury ope

nobody can say that george bush as president was rponsible or ordered abu ghraib. nick: president bidenat the saudis, "share the urgency about lowering oil pres." will saudi arabia push for opec plus to increase oil production in the next few weeks? mr. al-jubeir: saudi arabia's policy has always been to make sure that there are adequate supplies of oil that go to the markets. nick: adequate is a different word than the president used. mr. al-jubeir: whatever the markets need. we try to ensure that the markets are adequately supplied. this has been our policy for a number of decades. nick: that, with all due respect, that doesn't sound like you're going to increase production in the next few weeks as the president hinted. mr. al-jubeir: no, we have increased production over the last nine months, um, tremendously. there will be an opec meeting on the 3rd of august, i believe, and decisions will be made with regards to whether the market needs more crude or not. so it is not a yes or no. nick: let's talk about iran. u.s. and israeli officials i speak to say the breakout time in iran is ju

george floyd's civil rights. chauvin with a message to floyd's family. >>> president biden awarding the nation's highest several yan honor to 17 americans. a widely diverse group of recipients including the youngest person ever to receive the honor. >>> and remembering actor james caan. his roles as sonny corleone and brian pick low in "brian's sock." and the remarkable career that followed. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us on this thursday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. we begin tonight with the surprise plea from wnba star brittney griner on trial in russia. the case being closely watched back here at home, with pressure building from the white house to gain her release. griner today pleading guilty to drug possession and smuggling charges, arrested for bringing vape cartridges into the country. explaining to the judge they were placed in her luggage by accident. the basketball star detained for 140 days now, faces up to ten years in prison. she sent a hand-written letter to president biden, saying she's terrified she may be in russia forever. president biden writing her back, officials at the u

george? >> meantime, mary, president biden had a marathon phone call with president xi of china. >> reporter:they spoke for over two hours yesterday. this comes amid reports that speaker pelosi may be paying an official visit to taiwan. that is putting the u.s. and this administration in a very uncomfortable position. the president has said previously that the u.s. military thinks this will be a bad idea and china has made clear they would view this as a provocation. the chinese warning the u.s. yesterday after this call, that, quote, playing with fire will set yourself on fire. a lot at stake here. >> sure is. mary bruce, thanks. >>> let's get more on this now from our national security analyst, steve ganyard. what do you make of this proposed trip by speaker pelosi? >> it puts the white house in a very tough position, george. right now, xi jinping is trying to consolidate his power ahead of the party congress, and become leader for life to essentially become as powerful or more powerful than mao zedong was. so it would be very embarrassing for xi to have biden send somebody from his own par

we don't think george bush is up to task or carter. and has biden many people say this is not the guy to steer the economy to safe harbor. >> neil: yeah, it's what you feel at the moment. thanks, david. perception is reality. the actual number we are as a country, gdp, all goods and services like the aggregate strength of the economy due out thursday. we'll be watching it closely. there's very good news to tell you though if you're an adele fanned and like who isn't? remember when she cancelled her vegas shows days beforehand? well, a certain little birdie tells me she's back. ♪♪ with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on the go. find your rewards so you can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a free night. book now at bestwestern.com. [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the trail. oh, man. hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was

george w. bush there was a national debt that was slightly under $6 trillion. so, so you of that bush, obama, trump, biden, and over the course of the last 20 years it is actually staggering the growth of our national debt. it is gone from less than 6 trillion the $30 trillion, a five-time increase. so both republicans and democrats they just spent too much. >> host: from sherry in virginia, independent line. >> caller: thank you for s c-span. thank you for taking my call. it is interesting how the billions of dollars that are being allocated to these programs don't end up in the hands of the people who they are intended for. rather thanho talking about smaller government, perhaps we should be talking about more efficient government because there are many, many reasons why there are people who need to be provided with funding so they can get the services they are guaranteed supposedly that need to have happen. the only way to make that happen is with the federal government stepping up and doing the work that we need to do in terms of that, in terms of the work -- >> host: caller, are you there? >> caller:

george: it is always a tough one. mitch: speaking of presidents, remember when mr. biden came to the bogart. lot of milling, cedric flanking the president there. george: the president trying to use his powers for the democrats. mitch: jon ossoff kicked off beginnings -- kicked off beginnings but the democrats. it's going to go for third, here comes the relay and nice throat and pflueger puts the tag on him the got. soft -- ossoff dried to stretch it to third. george: that was a big play because that was the first time democrats had a chance. ossoff going for a little bit of extra there. mitch: nice relay from pflueger, we have seen pflueger play good third. we will give him a double or trying to reach out the stress to a triple. into foul territory and cannot make it. look out fired up pflueger was. george: pflueger was not going to give up a base. mitch: that was the leadoff hitter. george: double n 75 -- double and 7-5. george: instead of having no outs and one on second democrats do not have anyone. mitch: steube in his first at bat. coming off of the rack and they are looking and talking

biden's team have zero business. that is why business an consumer confidence have plummeted. crime is so bad, starbucks and 7-eleven's are closing stores. they accuse georgecon abandoning them in a new and major way. we'll explain. twitter makes a move against a far left group harassing supreme court justices. gop lawmakers. more how biden family deal makingis impacting white house policy. gop lawmakers slam homeland security mayorkas for throwing up roadblocks on information they desperately need on illegal aliens accused of terror threats and assassination plots in the u.s. including against former president george w. bush. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we're going to start with your money. stocks ended down mostly but well off session lows. there were disappointing bankers from jpmorgan chase and morgan stanley plus soaring inflation driving recession worries down on wall street and wholesale producer prices hitting 11.3%, the highest ever. president biden holding a rare news conference in israel today as he faces a tense meeting with saudi arab

george w. bush, willfully make sure that the assault weapons ban legislated by senator joe biden, expired after ten years, and after ten years, when shootings like this word used by that assault weapons ban, the republican president, george w. bush, and republicans in congress decided it's time to make sure that american mass murderers remain the best equipped mass murderers in the world. they did that. government, republican government allowed that mass murder in uvalde two planets parts of weapons of war to use for mass murder in his former fourth grade classroom. a mass murderer with an ar-15 walk into a shopping mall in indiana yesterday, killing three people before he was killed by an unarmed 22 year old man, who happened to be in the mall at the time, and was lawfully carrying his own gun. that is the fairly rare good guy with a gun story that the national rifle association and republican politicians want us to believe is the actual solution to mass murder. many of those people, many of those politicians are calling that story, a success story for the good guy or the gun theory of defense

executive action and abortion rights, president biden held a virtual meeting with democratic governors working to shore up access to the procedure in their states. georgeip code should not determine your rights administration is struggling with few options. president biden urged the senate suspension of the 60 vote threshold required to pass most legislation. to make it easier for abortion rights to become law. however, even he admits the senate will likely never do so without the support of senators joe manchin and kherson cinema. the votes in the senate to change the filibuster on i thought at the moment that means we need two more votes now. poll shows 51% of voters think abortion should be legal all or most of the time. the split, leaving some to wonder whether a middle ground can be reached polls for a long time that a majority of americans opposed opposed striking down row v. wade, but at the same time they supported serious restrictions on abortion nationwide. but several pro choice advocates disagree and are vowing to take the fight all the way to the ballot box increase the political pressure so that politicians who passed these laws have no p

executive action and abortion rights, president biden held a virtual meeting with democratic governors working to shore up access to the procedure in their states. georged not determine your rights administration is struggling with few options. president biden urged the senate suspension of the 60 vote threshold required to pass most legislation. to make it easier for abortion rights to become law. however, even he admits the senate will likely never do so without the support of senators joe manchin and kherson cinema. the votes in the senate to change the filibuster on i at the moment, that means we need two more votes now. poll shows 51% of voters think abortion should be legal all or most of the time. the split, leaving some to wonder whether a middle ground can be reached polls for a long time that a majority of americans opposed opposed striking down rovi wade, but at the same time they supported serious restrictions on abortion nationwide. but several pro choice advocates disagree and are vowing to take the fight all the way to the ballot box increase the political pressure so that politicians who passed these laws have no place to hide and are h

executive action and abortion rights, president biden held a virtual meeting with democratic governors working to shore up access to the procedure in their states. georgeshould not determine your rights administration is struggling with few options. president biden urging senate suspension of the 60 vote threshold required to pass most legislation. to make it easier for abortion rights to become law. however even he admits the senate will likely never do so without the support of senators joe manchin and kherson cinema. we don't have the votes in the senate to change the filibuster on on at the moment. that means we need two more votes now. poll shows 51% of voters think abortion should be legal all or most of the time. the split, leaving some to wonder whether a middle ground can be reached. we've seen polls for a long time that a majority of americans opposed opposed striking down rovi wade, but at the same time they supported serious restrictions on abortion nationwide. but several pro choice advocates ballot box increase the political pressure so that and are held to account for the conseque2% of americans consider women's or abortion rights a top

the sheepish joe biden you just saw in the previous clip saying, i told him it was the top of our list, i made sure he knew. >> bill clinton did that with the chinese. he criticized georgeing to the chinese. >> this is why i think biden's popularity is in the tank. when you campaign, you're going to be this kind of character and you get in office and you're completely 180 degrees out on most issues, people in america are scratching their heads saying this isn't the guy we elected. we don't want this guy. >> kirsten, khashoggi's fiancee reacting on twitter, writing a tweet her would have been husband would have written. what jamal khashoggi would tweet today. hey, potus, is this the accountable you promised for my murder. the blood of the next mbs victim is on your hands. what do you think? >> there's two different issues. one, should he have gone to saudi arabia, and the other, should he have done a fist bump. most of us understand that she's never going to be happy with what he's going to do in term of the policy and in terms of the fact the united states deals with them and now needs to do even more because of gas prices and those kinds of calculations. what he didn't

george goncalves. from me, enjoy your weekend. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ >> president bidenthe horror unleashed by the supreme court decision on roe v. wade is already being felt across the country. president said much of the nation is experiencing a giant step backward as he signed an executive order intended to preserve access to the procedure. >> the truth is this. it's not just me saying it. it's what the court said. you read the decision the court has made clear, it will not protect the rights of

appointment on the committee for the preservation of the white house under president's joe biden donald trump barack obama george w bush and bill clinton. stuart mclaurin is president of the white house historical association leading the association's nonprofit nonpartisan mission to support conserv. station and preservation at the white house with private funding john stanwich serves as the national park service liaison to the white house overseeing the national park services responsibilities for the care of the white house and its grounds as well as the park areas immediately surrounding the white house. finally. we are joined by lydia teterick curator of the white house. she has been part of the white house curatorial staff since 1979. tetrick has lectured and published articles on the white house collection and specializes in historic photographs of the executive mansion. please join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage for our final panel today. here put me in the middle here. i don't like this. well, thank you sarah for that wonderful introduction. it's it's been a pretty incredible day. i heard some

biden making clear his respect for the now dead ex prime minister. he was joined in the course of the morning by several other living presidents among them. donald trump, george w bush, barack obama, all expressing their condolences and their horror and their outrage at the attack on the former japanese by minister. and mike, or, of course, we heard joe biden speak a motive li to about abortion rights, which of course are, as you know of be huge. the hugely divisive are in the united states signing the all important executive order to help safeguard women's access to contraceptives in a and abortions at once. the pressure has joe biden been under to do something in light of what's happened with the judgment by the supreme court. well, he has come under a lot of pressure from fellow democrats to take some form of tangible action. his administration has been arguing very strongly as president biden just made clear in what he has just been saying. that the only way in which rovers was weighed can be re instituted is by a congress. so president biden insist it's up to the voter to go out in the mid term elections. and to put in enough representatives in congress

george soros, gates, zuckerberg, they are not going to give up because biden is floundering. they're going to double down to protect a system that enriches them. they don't care if you suffer. it's irrelevant to them. they have profited off america's decline in china's rise. now it's time to beat them and beat them badly, to take away their power and return it to the people where it rightly belongs. so we must defeat them one by one in the senate, the house, every governor's race, the state houses and even the school boards. no state should be left behind. we can't give up on our fellow americans trapped in places like chicago or baltimore, san francisco. a political realignment is underway and the patients and optimism, we are going to keep building this freedom movement and when we prevail, get ready for america's new golden age. that's the angle. joining us is ohio senate candidate j.d. vance. this axios piece really struck me because the media are seeing this kind of globalist dream world beginning to fade away for them because more people are on to this total charade. ho

biden administration for fueling the problem. >>> derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer who murdered george floyd, has been sentencedo another 21 years in prison for violating floyd's civil rights. chauvin will serve the time concurrently with the 22-year sentence he's serving for murder and manslaughter. >>> time now for a look at your friday weather. a truly shocking moment in mississippi. a woman narrowly missed being hit by lightning during a storm earlier this week. luckily she was not hurt. and checking the radar, it is clear across most of the country, but severe storms are expected later today from cincinnati to louisville and from tennessee to the carolinas. the northern rockies could also see heavy winds and hail. checking today's high temperatures, upper 70s and 80s in the northeast and the northwest and much more extreme heat for much of the south. >>> coming up, paying tribute to actor james caan. >>> but first, controversy at the irs. did the agency target critics of former president trump? the new investigation. >>> and a passenger plane flies 14 hours with a massive hole in its side. hi, i'm eileen.

state in which he asked the secretary to "find the votes necessary to overturn george's election results." president bidenon the state. from mike, democrats line, in jersey. hello. caller: good morning. i have lost complete confidence in the supreme court. i do not believe that they can rule fairly any longer. i believe they are a faithless court. i also have severe doubts in the congress and the president of the united states. i do not believe that they can secure our freedoms any longer. host: why is that? caller: well, it appears -- the court's decisions are laughable. their legal reasons are laughable. they are not interpreting the constitution. they are rewriting it. host: louise is next in fredericksburg, virginia, republican line. caller: i think the institution i distrust the most and think does the most damage to the country is the u.s. state department. they are supposed to be representative of the united states. instead, they go around starting wars between countries everywhere. i personally think that the state department right now is running the war in the ukraine and has ran it. and i think

george w bush. thank you for being here. we have the bidens if he did not have enough problems, no president since fdr has ever been reelected having had a recession in their first term. and biden is no fdr. >> know he definitely is not. let's be honest, it has been clear almost of the moment he took the oath of office it was very unlikely the democrats would nominate him in 2024 at the age of 82. he was arty having difficulty streaming together two sentences readily been invalidated by that last year end a half. he will not be the nominee in 2024 and they were better off, in my opinion, having said we're going to make that decision later. were going to focus all of our energy and efforts in achieving what we said were going to do in the campaign, unite the country and move forward. david: i could one similar occasion that is on march 31 -- 1968 when then president johnson shocked the nation by telling us all the following, roll tape. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your pr president. j

biden. and i'm 4 pm eastern, we will feature bruce randall, winner of this year's george washington but.he won during his ceremony for the book washington at the plow, the founding farmer in the question of slavery. exploring the american story. watch american history tv, saturday on c-span two, and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online, anytime, at c-span.org slash history. since the summer of 2020, roughly 214 public monuments have been taken down across the united states, either through official processes or by force. sunday night on q&a, aaron thompson, professor of large crime at the city university of new york and author of smashing statues. it talks about the history of american monuments, and current debates over which ones should be taken down. >> after the death of george floyd, millions of americans marched to protest racial disparities, to say that black lives matter, and often these rallies focused on monuments as a symbolic meeting point for showing who was honored in america, whose lives mattered. and whose lives did not. >> erin thompson, with a book

at this point it seems like biden is taking his cues from one of america's great philosophers, georgenza. >> just remember, it's not a lie if you believe it. >> jesse: sarah palin is running for congress in alaska and she joins me now. you know, we were joking around here with castanza but it's not funny, governor. these guys are not going to get paid for two weeks. they have been smeared by the president of the united states, the vice president, the mainstream media, and they are never going to get their reputations back. what would you like to say to them right now? >> i would like to say something to congress because we have an equal branch of government, equal to the power in this administration. this administration that has purposefully trying to destroy america. this administration that is lying, doing whatever it can to fundamentally transform america. i said this before, jesse. you only fundamentally transform something for which you have disdain. you want to destroy the thing. and then recreate it into something completely different. that's the definition of fundamental trans

. >> when democrats raphael warnock and jon ossoff became georges first democratic senator since 2005, on the heels of joe biden'srned their disbelief and the outcome into the big lie, as senator warnock explains in his new book. the former presidents continued claims of widespread voter fraud are just his way of saying that the votes of certain people don't count, can't count, can't be real because the election outcome was not consistent with the mitt of white supremacy. pass the collection play. now, according to a new poll, senator warnock is leading georgia senate race against trump backed ex football player and multi time -- recipient herschel walker. by up to ten points. quinnipiac has senator warnock at 54% in herschel worker walker at 54 -- statistical tie at 58% to 49 present. the georgia's governor race, stacey abrams is tied with republican governor brian kemp in that same poll. georgia democrats are hoping to continue shifting georgia blue and abortion rights should be that issue to drive voters out in november. earlier this, week stacey abrams tweeted, quote, where it has been done with abortion righ

biden. and at 4 pm eastern, we feature author bruce randall, winner of this year's george washington book prizerags out one during his ceremony at mount vernon for his book washington at the plow, the founding former, and the question of slavery. exploring the american story. watch american history tv, saturday on c-span two. sign a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online, anytime at c-span dot org slash history.

one of the best , it’s true, it’s really true, but when george says that there is such a bastard, poroshenko, so i made a democrat out of him, bidenlready ate everything, so poroshenko is a key figure. if you remember, we even discussed the moment here in this studio, in my opinion in the eighteenth year, and ukraine conducted a special operation in the crimea by a certain unit. uh, the special forces attacked, crimea was an operation that was not successful, but it somehow calmed down, and a year after that, information surfaced that maidan was cursing trump was cursing. or rather that yes, it's true that how dare you, you son of a bitch, we didn't give good, so the ears swam that people are the ears of special forces uh, great britain and this is the story. uh roofs, who has it stronger, who has it better, she is now number one in ukraine why is mr. bakanov, as soon as he became the head of the sbu, one of his first trips was to britain, the same trip when he, together with president zelensky, got to the head of, uh, the british intelligence services and in fact, in ukraine everyone knew that bakanov’s roof is britain, it’s not

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. >> that was president biden announcing his executive orders. let's bring a jonathan hurley of george washington university law professor and fox news contributor. it's hard to tell where to start. imagine the contraception case, somehow banning women from crossing straight lines. the cabin out concurrence explicitly so that would be unconstitutional. this is history and tradition not being entertained appropriately by the court when in fact it was. and you noted so on twitter. >> there was much about these remarks that were quite curious. he seemed to refer to griswold as standing for the opposite of what griswold stands for. griswold was the protection of that right. he seemed to refer to it as a rejection of the right to use contraception. there were some unfair moments not just calling them repeatedly that justice is extremist, but he says as you have noted that he didn't consider the early english american -- that's entirely and demonstrably untrue. now you can disagree with how they view that history but to say they ignored it was really quite unfair. there were other aspects th

george, cbs news, new york. >>> and griner faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. her next court appearance is scheduled for july 26th. >>> president biden stepped off air force one today in saudi arabia as a candidate he vowed to make the oil rich nation a pariah state because of its human rights record but now he's striking a different tone as he confronts rising energy prices and iran's nuclear program. natalie brand has more hon the middle east trip. >> reporter: president biden made history friday morning when he became the first u.s. president to fly directly from israel to saudi arabia. as of today, the saudis are opening their air space for all civilian planes flying to and from israel, a sign of the thawing relationship between the two countries. the president is meeting with saudi king salman and crown prince mohammed bin salman, a trip not without controversy and criticism in the light of the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. a u.s. intelligence report said the saudi prince approved the assassination. but president biden is making the trip to convince the oil rich nation to produce more. no public announcements are expect

biden's trip to the middle east. you can watch the full interview on this week george stephanopoulos.ologists in the united kingdom have issued their first-ever red warning. temperatures in southern england are expected to reach 98 .6°. the uk's highest ever temperature on record, one 101.7° recorded in july of 2019 air conditioning is rare in homes and some schools are even holding classes remotely. a former nascar driver was killed at a gas station in southern california this week. a day later police killed the suspect. >> authorities investigating a shocking crime at a california gas station. a former nascar star stabbed to death. he was filling up his tank when suddenly he was attacked. police say they tried to save his life at the gas station until paramedics rushed him to a trauma center where he died. the stabbing setting up a manhunt. the 37-year-old east had been living in indiana and was a three-time u.s. auto club champion and the son of hall of fame car builder bob east. jobina: the suspect who was killed by police was taken to the hospital where he died. one man is dead a