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in the 21st century, i think that the position of george biden and joe biden may change.nge with our other partners, both in america and in the european union, but i would in this case really be in the ninth package. i draw attention to the fact that 330 billion which are now arrested in europe and in the world because this is the money that is very much needed for the reparations of ukraine, so far this money has not been mentioned in the eighth package of sanctions. they should not only be blocked, but a legal mechanism should be implemented in order to collect and transfer them to ukraine in one form or another, it is the first and the second, after all, we should really be talking about it. i agree with my colleagues about related persons and related institutions, yes, because if related persons are involved with those who are under sanctions, they should be under the most if any institutions are related to these persons and provide them with services or money or something else. they should be under sanctions a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a. and it is necessary to make money on i

the president of the united states, george biden, said that he does not see any need for such a meetingready, putin is not sure that he should even fly to indonesia, how do you perceive it, well, it is clear that in our context this is a very positive trend, what struck me the most there not even biden, i was most impressed by the speed of the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the european community, and what is it called ? i am the first to focus, and i just remembered how he was kicked in moscow then, and i understand that he is an intelligent person, that he simply could not answer like that. in that context, everyone who is now starting to speak somewhere, you know, even despite ours, there are some uh-uh such objections to paporonsky, even the pope of rome somewhere broke through him and he and he spoke

that is a direct quote from george biden. joining me now is the national security and nuclear expert. he is the author of nuclear nightmares. he is talking about securing the world before it is too late. joe, you must be having sleepless nights over the. let me put it this. light maybe you are not. i have spoken to people who have had sleepless nights over the comments that joe biden made last week. and the comments that vladimir putin, and joe biden made up on thursday. tell me what you are thinking about. >> i think joe biden hit the nail on the head. if you remember, he has been working on these issues since those first days in the senate. he spent decades in the senate on the relations committee during the heyday of arms control. he was trying to re-limit and reduce these weapons. many people were warned, including me, that if we did not limit these weapons we would be living in a nuclear nightmare. here we are. we did not finish the job. we left vladimir putin with 6000 nuclear weapons. they were unfettered, sole authori

. >> joe biden is the most experienced foreign policy expert since george h.w. sh. >> biden is doing everything he can to reassure american global world leadership is coming back. >> he's thinking about how to keep everybody safe. >> not so much. >> there was the afghanistan pull-out. caving to china and of course the dangerous, never ending war in ukraine. biden has turned our country into a dormant for china and now it is all escalating. biden warns under his watch, we are heading to an armageddon. we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since the kennedy. he's not joking when he talks about potential use of tactical nuclear weapons or biological or chemical weapons. what breaking new intel did the administration received that would lead us to believe armageddon was imminent? >> you have new intel? >> no, the president was speaking about concerns of putin's threat to use nuclear weapons just as he did at the un general assembly. you heard it over and over from the national security and you heard from jake sullivan, we are taking this and that's what the pr

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biden. good, george, you know, we've already got a judgement. i've been think it's really important to say no one can sit out that coming storm. and i, when i took from that, is that because the west is universalize, it's so called values. that's the storm that we're all going to have to confront. and no one can set it out because of this. i mean it would be we universalists, the attitude is messianic and it's dangerous. yes. no question. and i think it's very instructive, really to book and the speech. and with the statement of jamie raskin was an important congressman in the united states who essentially a holy war against russia, a century he's now we'll have presented russia as the great satan. and that there is really no peace is possible. the great satan, no peaceful coexistence. this has to be a walk to the finish, and rascan is not an insignificant person in the united states. he's a very important congressman laid important role in the a january. the 6th committee. and he speaks for a very substantial democrats, and the point is that th

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[cheering] >> next month kemp/abrams rematch also happening two years after biden clenched george everyaptured both of george's senate seats. primary saw massive turnouts are november's numbers could be historic. shannon: amount georgia democratic ventura kennett stacy abrams. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you for having me. >> you are successful author and attorney. you said words are very careful, you choose them carefully they are important you view swords rigged in stolen about that jeff 19 give the torah beats property can back it up. federal judges nasa devoted protocols that you challenged in georgia and by his estimation did not pilot the constitution or the voting rights act, "new york times" adds this, the judge was nominated by president barack obama added fair by action did not provide direct evidence of a voter who is unable to vote, experience a longer wait times, was confused about voter registration status. do take issue with judge jones findings in this case? >> i take issue with the characterization you have read. with the judges said in a 280 page decision

biden. let's talk with a republican strategist who was a former advisor for president george w. bush. ton. we have president biden coming here to campaign this week with former president obama. former president trump will be here saturday. he still will not concede that he lost the state in 2020. why are the big shots coming here? >> because stakes could not be higher when looking at control of u.s. congress. you have a bitterly contested election where republicans think they just need one more seat. will it be a or federman as lieutenant governor and democrats are bringing in all of the guns? i have spent a lot of time walking around scranton today. it is a bellwether of where a lot of pennsylvanians are looking and saying, who do we want to represent us, who do we trust to represent us in the u.s. senate? it is two hours away from new york, two hours away from pennsylvania. you will see all of the heavy hitters here. laura: trump was very influential in primary elections for the house and senate. >> from those i have talked to today, they say they do not want trump coming in here mes

>> joe biden is probably the most experienced foreign policy expert sincexe george h.. bush. >> biden is doing everything>> that he ca bn toiden reassure the world that american global leadership is coming back . a >> he's thinking about global leadership, about how to keep everybody safe . the not so much. here was the botched afghanistan pullout caving toe china on every whim. and now, of course, war i the dangerous never ending war in ukraine. biden has turned our country into a doormat for china and into ukraine's bottomless piggy bank. and now it's all escalating. biden warning that under his watch we're heading towardsheadn a nuclear armageddon, saying at a fundraiser, we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cubanon se missile crisis. and that's what we've got.nedy a guy i know fairly well, he said of putin. he's not joking when he talksnua about potential use of tactical nuclear weapons or biological or chemical weapons. orso what breaking new intel dd the administration receive thatl would lead us to believe armageddon was imminent? you

biden called it the most dangerous period since the cold war. mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, again, george. quote, the most serious prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. biden says that putin is not joking when he talks about potential use of nuclear weapons or biological or chemical weapons and putin had said he is not bluffing as we have seen putin struggle in his fight for ukraine, he has been ramping up his saber rattling. putin saying that he will use all available means to protect russia and says that the u.s. created the precedent for using nuclear weapons. now, i am told the white house has seen no indication that putin is preparing to use a nuclear weapon imminently and the president has been clear. there will be catastrophic consequences for russia if they use nuclear weapons in ukraine. biden saying the big question now is, how does putin get out of this? what is his off-ramp, george? >> mary bruce, thanks very much. cecilia. >>> now to the economy. all eyes are on this morning's new jobs numbers amid fears of a possible recession. rebecca jarvis is ba

standing to challenge the loan forgiveness because they couldn't show they were harmed by the biden program. george. bush appointee said he didn't rule on whether the loan forgiveness program was lawful because he determined the states lacked standing was so the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case. the program effective the cost as much as half $1 trillion and benefit the majority of 43 million people in the us who hold a total of $1.6 trillion in student loan debt. republicans call the plan unaffordable and unfair wealth transfer that will drive tuition higher. stuart: let's bring in jonathan hoenig to look at the markets. i might point out the dow is up 400 points and the nasdaq is up 107, 103. before we get into oil prices and energy stocks and that kind of thinking you explain why the dow suddenly up 400 points? >> we are overdue a balance. as bad as the economic news is bad, it is, it is true it is the bad not just stocks and bonds at interest rates, the news is out, well-known, we've seen record level of short positioning, investors are smart, they see the recession on the horizon desp

george, president biden plans on visiting florida tomorrow. >> okay, victor, thanks very much. >>> wen to breaking news from washington. a new report that former president trump's lawyer alex cannon refused a request from trump to tell the national archives that all of his documents had been returned months before the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. chief washington correspondent jon karl is tracking the case. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, this is a report in "the washington post" that says that shortly after trump turned over the initial 15 boxes of records to the national archives earlier this year he asked that lawyer, alex cannon, to tell the national archives that he had turned over all his presidential records. according to "the post" cannon refused to do so because the statement simply wasn't true. we now know that trump had many, many more presidential records with him at mar-a-lago. we know that because, of course, the fbi executed that search warrant and retrieved some two dozen boxes' worth of presidential records in august of this year, including many ocuments

this is the joe biden democratic party crime wave. it began after the georgeeing a racist that led the cops to back off of proactive policing, and it led to prosecutors saying we're not going to prosecute crime because it has a disparate impact on blacks. when you stop prosecuting crime, guess what? you get another 3400 black victims in 2020 and an even higher number in 2021. this should be a very easy sell for republicans. you just ask democrats, should prosecutors prosecute criminals. should there be consequences for theft? if you're mehmet oz, you ask mrt what larry crasser in's doing in philadelphia?? -- crasser in is doing in philadelphia? is that your definition of working or should we go back to policing and enforcing the law if? pete: but, lee, millions will be spent in ads to try to turn that tide and say, no, no, no, that was -- that's maybe where we were before, but not anymore. will it work on the polling side? >> i don't think so. i think, generally speaking, when one party co-opts the other party's message, it isn't resonant because people dismis

midterm, you can see, trump, barack obama, bill clinton, all in basically the same range that biden is now. george w. bush the one accepted exception after 9/11, extremely popular. those lows numb low numbers have translated into -- each one of these presidents, trump, obama, clinton, lost their house in the first midterm. it would take more losses than that. a republican gain of five seeds would give control of the house. >> steve kornacki, thank you. >>> will the supreme court intervene over top-secret documents the federal agents seized at mar-a-lago? this afternoon, the justice department urged the highest court in the land to stay out of it. last week, former president trump asked the supreme court to step in. he wants the high court to allow a special master to review the roughly 100 highly classified documents to determine whether they are protected by executive privilege, and therefore, off- limits to federal investigators in their criminal investigation. the doj is now pushing back. in a new court filing, documents are extremely sensitive government records. mr. trump's request should be

the only one who went to get up as george washington right qwest rectal biden doesn't want to give itp at this part of the democrat party that will force him out. but he'll go kicking and screaming but he wants to stay and that's what he does it announce it right now but. >> allow me too retort. [laughter] >> no way he's going to announce it. no way he announces now before a midterm that he is not running again. that is a confession is a policies on inflation, on crime, on the border, on student loans, on everything had been wrong. i think that would be a flag of surrender in democrats with very, very foolish if he said i'm not running anymore. that literally says we screwed up we know it your leaders know it. >> can i just say i believe a woman and the household should make all the ultimate decisions except for when you are in the white house. so my question is who is making the decisions? who is the decider question marcus and nbc news article that says jill biden unparalleled influence and impact on the president. i personally believe jill biden, if i were her would not want her hu

midterm and you can see trump, barack obama, bill clinton all in basically the same range that biden is now georgebush the one exception a year after 9/11 when he was extremely popular. and what those low numbers have translated into have been big house losses you can see each one of these presidents, trump, obama and clinton lost the house in their first midterm. for biden, it would take a lot fewer losses than this for the party to lose a house. a republican gain of five seats would give them control of the house. >> steve kornacki, thank you >>> will the supreme court intervene in the legal battle over top secret documents that federal agents seized at mar-a-lago well, this afternoon the justice department urged the highest court in the land to stay out of it last week, former president trump asked the supreme court to step in. he wants the high court to allow a special master to review the roughly 100 highly classified documents to determine whether they're protected by executive privilege, therefore off limits to federal investigators in their criminal investigation the doj is now pushing bac

. >> reporter: george, good morning. president bidenis is concerning and the white house is calling it a mistake and saying it's misguided. they believe opec is siding with russia on this one. in fact, the administration is now talking about releasing 10 million more barrels from the strategic oil reserve next month and we're hearing that president biden could release even more on top of that. the question is what is that going to do in the short term when it comes gas prices? this is all hanging over all of this is the president's trip, you'll remember this, to saudi arabia back in july. it was controversial back then. you saw him fist bumping the crown prince. the trip was supposed to be about the white house trying to get the saudis to increase oil production. clearly they rebuffed that move given the move we're seeing from opec right now and frankly it's showing just how little influence this white house and washington is having over saudi arabia. but, really all of this, the midterms just around the corner, gas prices a top issue f

george bush. 1 of 2 things is happening here. either nancy pelosi is suggesting that joe biden's performance in office has been akin to franklin roosevelt or george w. bush and it will be the third occasion since the creation of the two-party sits team where the white house party will gain seats in the house or just simply cheerleading. i think the first border lines of delusional. i can see the second one she wants to keep everybody's spirits up, raise more money. keep a couple seats from falling that might otherwise fall. the idea the democrats will take the house is, i think, very suspect. it does say wonders about the kind of audience colbert, when she says that the crowd starts cheering. >> all the best. >> sandra: new york democrat dismissing a vicious subway attack as a quote one in a million event. the victim is pushing back. we'll hear from her directly. >> bill: president biden sparking backlash for telling puerto rican hurricane victim he was sort of raised in their community. we'll look at some numbers and history. >> sandra: kennedy is coming in. hunter biden's former business partner accusing the president's son of committ

but welcome biden to the white house." didn't call georgeled it a day from his approval would be 65%. because everything his policies are a reading through the roof because biden took at the other direction and from afghanistan to what is happening at the border to the economy to the relationship with our allies like saudi arabia. everything is falling apart. but this is all they have when the bigger story was in the durham report when the revelations are now emerging that $1 million was given to christopher steele to prove anything in his dossier was correct. the hoax is underlined. the mueller report is wasted money, even though it exonerates the former president. there is a huge story going on right now. and it isn't january 6th. at this two and half years and the laptop of the fbi going out of their way to destroy the republican party and donald trump. but now, you have it on trial. now, you have the facts. and you don't even need the jury verdict. but we will discuss that a little bit later. ainsley i know you have to get to the town ha

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george w. bush. all right, is president biden being hyperbolic, or is putin getting desperate enough or feeling humiliatedel, certainly vladimir putin is concerned. he's faced a significant number of setbacks, and so he's probably feeling a certain bit of president bush. whether he'd actually use -- pressure. whether he'd actually use nuclear weapons, it seems unlikely. what president biden is doing is trying to warn putin off from using such weapons. he's got to be tougher and, frankly, president macron needs to be clearer that we would come down the very heavily on vladimir putin if he did so. that's what the world needs now, not saying the right words or not. arthel: interesting take on that. so would a response be required? i mean, and what could that response be? and how could a response, you know, stop putin without kicking off armageddon? >> well, arthel, i think key is to actually try and deter this from happening altogether. and part of the reason why we see putin in ukraine9 and the like is he doesn't think the allies are going to get tough enough, that they're going to respond effectively, and

what did george carlin say, there's a club and i'm not in it. hunter bidench he devoted long winded sentences attacking, thank you so much for the recommendation letter. we do know that if bucket was accepted at georgetown, he did end up attending the exclusive university of virginia. and, when he graduated, buckley carlson managed to land a plum job in the united states capitol, working for republican congressman -- of indiana, a guy who repeatedly appeared on buckles dad's tv show, without ever disclosing the connection. as journalist judd leggett reports, buckley's had a meteoric rise. he went from a 40,000-dollar entry level job, to be in the communications director, and earning $130,000 in a bit over two years. he now makes almost as much as a congressman who works for at age 25. now, i don't know the guy, he could be one of the best comms guys of this generation, hats off i say. not for me to say. but some people, some other people in the republican circles, thinks there might be something untoward going on here. and so, last, week in it piece about ji

george? >> victor oquendo, thanks. >>> president biden visits the storm zone today. te house correspondent mary bruce is live in naples, florida. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. the president and first lady will be here getting a firsthand look at the devastation and the recovery effort that is now under way. he will be touring the damage, thanking first responders and meeting with local residents. in a rare moment of bipartisanship the president will be meeting with one of his harshest critics. he'll get a briefing from governor ron desantis. the two are rivals repeatedly attacking each other. over the last week they have put those differences aside. we are told that will continue here today. the president will also be meeting with another republican foe, senator rick scott. the white house stresses when it comes to this issue, recovering from a hurricane like this, they are all on the same team. this is not about politics today. this is about the people of florida to get them the help they so badly need. george? >> mary bruce, thanks. >>> we'r

admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint staff under president george w bush and president obama saying this talk is crazy, joe biden, talking about arm again. we have to back right off that we have to get to the negotiating table soon by one means or another. so it's not total insanity in the west, but my god, there's a lot of talk taking place here manual and brussels again. you know, i want to go back to kind of when we were young men, there was the worry about having a limited nuclear war in europe. and now here we are all about 40 years, 50 years later with or we're hearing people talk about the unthinkable here. which i find is, is quite astounding because when i look at europe and i look at the united states, what is the national security interest of ukraine for the, for the united states in europe, please explain that to me because i can understand it. go ahead and brussels. oh yes soc jordy, your there was or who is if she are doing record all of her a nuclear war could o q e in the charter of europe. and because her, her been aware of nuclear weapons she, the u. s. nuclear weapons in russia, in soviet unio

george w. bush was selected, not elected. joe biden, al gore was elected president.en about stacey abrams and hillary clinton? >> when you in 2018, you didn't traditionally concede, which i appreciated, because you cited voter suppression. >> and she won by, what, 3 million votes? >> she won. >> she did win. howard: this was a slam dunk for the texas senator. "the view" panelists sat ask there and agreed. nobody was hour ifyed or offended, nobody fainted or freaked out. now, in fairness, "the view" women then argued that hillary clinton called donald trump to concede the next morning, and abrams did nothing to block brian kemp from taking office as georgia governor. as for january 6th, whatever trump's role, the entire republican party isn't responsible for the capitol riot. >>> it was pretty clear that jon stewart leaned left as host of "the daily show," but in his new video series, he took a pretty hard shot at the president's son. >> as far as, like, look, hunter biden being on the board of -- >> bris ma -- burisma. >> that's right, burisma, to me, that's corrupti

biden 96% of the time. senators -- georgians want a center that will champion them. >> georges lieutenant governor saying herschel walker should never have been a gop nominee. why should they listen when republican leaders -- >> everybody should vote in a way that is good for them. i inflation is not good for people. an open border is not good for them. people will vote on what is good for them. people care about their own livelihood, their kids education, crime. that is how people will vote. >> they will post an ad that features body camera footage. today, walker said he was not a fan body camera footage. >> i think it will be all about the issues. >> what other republican lawmakers have reached out to you? >> there are the people that will want to come down. we are going to keep doing everything we can. herschel will have a great debate. we will see the difference. many more people will come down. >> have you had any conversation with herschel walker about these allegations and what has he told you about? >> he has denied the allegations. have any of you asked warnick about the allegations against him? go ask h

obama's top economist jason furman slams biden's that messaging this is what we are talking about tonight, critics warn it's worse than ford, carter and george.w. bush, there messaging. former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy, retired nypd officer bill stanton economic growth -- joe concha and new york post john levine. crime hitting midterms hard. businesses fleet and other u.s. city and it's not chicago. more on this story we book last night. it's okay for the white house to pressure opec, delay cuts and oil production after the midterms? keeping gas prices low to do that, to keep democrats in power, why are white house officials dodging on this today? stunning revelation about decision making by fbi officials and the botched trump russia probe and the white house braces for possible charges against hundred biden. we got house price firesale breaking on the u.s. as mortgage rates rocket fire and house democrats are angry speaker nancy pelosi blocked a bipartisan band on stock trading and commerce. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ thanks for joining us friday night, we begin with stops ending down under

george. >>> we turn now to president biden's push to lower gas prices including releasing millions of barrelsl from the nation's strategic reserves. >> with my announcement today, we're going to continue to stabilize markets and decrease the prices at a time when the actions of other countries have caused such volatility. >> this coming just ahead of next month's midterm elections. our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega has the latest for us. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning to you. yeah, president biden says this has nothing to do with politics. let me tell you every official inside the white house behind me knows how these rising gas let me show you the president announcing the administration is going to release 15 million more barrels of oil from that strategic petroleum reserve in december. this is part of the 180 million barrel release that he promised back in march. but for perspective here, americans use some 20 million barrels a day, so when you're talking about 15 million barrels, we're not talking about very much. now, president biden did say

biden. we have some about trump, obama, george bush. these are posted to these parity humor sites.oo -- all of these are written to the tune of what we know as the star-spangled banner. the lyric of not only brought off or versus back but this tradition in bringing the parity back. it's not just the word chasing, it's how you singing. a recent franklin singing it, mariah carey singing it, roseanne barr, unfortunately, singing it. that style also adds a layer. being able to say, i belong. people like me part of this history. we are part of america. you can say that with stylistic accidents. or the gospel tinge that whitney houston brings to what is probably the greatest ever version in the super bowl in 1990. >> that is what we are seeing in the evolution. the approach, less the actual words or the fundamental core melody. >> i certainly like to find the people or writing new lyrics again. i am interesting in trying to track down all of them. for me, what's interesting is when people give something that is perceived to nontraditional or offensive, there is a claim that says we need

biden looks like trump. obama has higher, clinton higher. george w. bush way higher. look at the gains we would see the opposition party make when the president's approval rating was below 40%. 43%, 54, 54, all when the president's approval rating was belo below 50%. joe biden looks like the losers here than the winner. >> and for democrats who hope they can outrun joe biden's approval rating. >> i'm not buying it. this is our own poll, the choice for congress among voters who disapprove of biden's performance. in june july, republicans had a 51% lead. in september, that lead jumped to 61 points. the closer to the midterm elections seems the voters who disapprove of biden are more likely going to the republican camp. >> thank you for explaining this. >> i try my best. >>> this morning a man living in kherson, ukraine, tells cnn the russians are leaving. he and his neighbors are stocking up on food and essentials for a difficult period ahead. frederik pleitgen is live in zaporizhzhia, ukraine with the latest. fred, what can you tell us? >> reporter: the big question ri

george stephanopoulos" starts right now. >>> nuclear threat. >> this nuclear saber rattling is reckless and irresponsible. >> president biden warns of

biden. and there are endless parities about trump, obama, george bush. are like posted to these parody sites but they are people complaining about everything from the high cost of mortgage to the savings-and-loan crisis to the things used in baseball. all of these are written to the tune of the star-spangled banner. it is this tradition of singing politicalparody. most of the 20th century is actually not about the words you sing, but about how you sing it jose feliciano, or roseann bar unfortunately singing it. that style as another level of being able to say i belong. people like me are part of this history, part of america. and you can say that with stylistic accents, or like the gospel style that whitney houston brings to what is probably the greatest version from the 1990's. >> so that is what we are seeing, the evolution is in the approach to it, not just the actual words or the sentiment of the melody. >> i sort of like the fact that people brought new lyrics. of course, i am interested in that, but for me, what is interesting is a lot of times peo

ships in led by the aircraft carrier george bush sr. , american military experts work out airstrikes with fighter flights on the borders of russia. warn that biden has approached? the danger line is that the conflict between ukraine and russia does not in any way threaten america's national security, in other words, we will be safe. unless, out of stupidity or recklessness, we ourselves do not get into a direct confrontation with russia, having entered into a conflict on the side of ukraine, what kind of threat forced us to bring the number of our troops to europe to 100,000 people, which has not happened since the second world war and sending an aircraft carrier group of ships to the region all this clearly looks like preparations for a war with russia, meanwhile, and europe and the states do not hide that one of the goals of the escalation is the capture of russia. resources, the european commissioner for justice, didier reynders, proposed not to return 300 billion euros frozen in european accounts to russia until moscow joins the restoration of ukraine. and the head of the european commission , urfilov vanderlein, indicated that exactly asset

george h.w. bush to a one-term presidency learning more about what the biden administration is doing to try to drive down prices and avoid the same fate. fill us in. >> reporter: yeah, you know, for so much of this pressey, this white house has had to contend with ongoing warnings about the possibility of a recession and for the most part, white house officials here including the president, of course, has said we don't think that it's going to happen. last week interestingly we have, of course, saw the president open the door just a little bit to that possibility. he said that even if there were a recession, it would only be a slight recession and that, again, he doesn't predict that that is going to happen. ana, i think that the white house right now is in a bit of a tricky position, because even just until a few weeks ago, we saw them feeling pretty confident about what kind of economic message they could give to the american people. you know, they had a number of big legislative accomplishments, they were seeing gas prices consistently falling and now gas prices are no longer consistently falling

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george. the workers poken, eyave rejeedhe d brokered by the biden administration just last month and announcedent himself in a rose garden ceremony. 57% of the workers in the nation's third largest freight rail union, the brotherhood of maintenance of way employees division of the teamsters, said no to biden's deal. the president of that union declaring in a statement railroaders do not feel valued. the workers are demanding better working conditions, in particular, they want an end to what they call draconian sick leave and attendance policies which they say often force them to choose between taking care of themselves or their loved ones or risk losing their jobs. now, two more big union, the engineers and conductors are set to vote on this deal but there's already been a november 19th deadline set for a new deal and this morning, the white house is out with a statement saying in part, the president remains focused on avoiding a shutdown and, quote, pledging to support the parties in their efforts. the stakes here are so high. if those efforts fail, the nation could see its first major rail s

george w. bush michael allen told me earlier that it is "increasingly likely that biden will putin will use a nuclearpon on ukraine." >> if he thinks he can use nuclear weapons and achieve some battlefield success, he may use them especially if he things the united states or nato don't have the resolves to punish them for that. >> breaking tonight, a democratic fund-raiser in new york is the world is as close to armageddon now as it has been since the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago. time for today's best viral videos up next. remember this video we've been showing you all week on fox news at night? the los angeles rams tackler bobby wegner tackling an animal rights activist be a police report filed by the guy who was tackled. does he really have an assault complaint? we will let the lawyers hash it out in just a bit. . but it is now time for us to work even harder, searching for meaningful experiences and new adventures for you to embark upon. they say when you reach the top, there's only one way to go. we say, that way is onwards. viking. exploring the world in comfort. do you take aspirin? plain

george w bush. welcome here, it is great to see you. so we have president bidenl will not concede he lost the state in 2020. why all of these big shots here in this state? ,., ., , . ~ , this state? good evening. the stakes could not be — this state? good evening. the stakes could not be higher— this state? good evening. the stakes could not be higher when _ this state? good evening. the stakes could not be higher when you - this state? good evening. the stakes could not be higher when you look. this state? good evening. the stakes could not be higher when you look at| could not be higher when you look at control of the united states congress. you have a very bitterly contested election for the united states senate where the republicans think theyjust states senate where the republicans think they just need states senate where the republicans think theyjust need one more seat. is it going to bejohn fatima? the democrats are bringing in all the big guns. i have to say i spent a lot of time walking around this town today and the city two hours away from new york, t

well, in fact, before that it was said that ukraine would choose itself, but biden is sure that you know this, as georgehe founder of ford, said, uh, let the car be of any color, provided that it is a black blinket said that zelensky himself must decide that the ukrainian people must determine for themselves where red even the former president. recently, we also discussed saying that america should hold its own name. and ukraine also exists and then the dad comes out, you can see, i'm in uh, the father of one in quotation marks. naturally, she is no master, he is not our father, and he says, the master, and he says that there are no ukrainians. he knows everything. she us he knows everything about me. he knows everything as a citizen. ukraine bow. says not they won't agree, they won't agree. you know, well, he definitely knows, because he has now opened up, and he says that dear ukrainians, disrespectful or dear zelensky, you do not decide anything. i make a decision and it will be as i said. well, at least we now know that he makes a decision. and i think, by the way, the fact that biden had to open up

biden-harris administration has been disastrous for connecticut. we are surging in the polls. we are gaining supporters more and morer day. via our website georged to help to make sure that continue to get our message out through election day. we are surging at the polls. folks are tired of the status quo. folks are tired of the increase in violence. affordability is a huge issue in the district. and don't get me started on education. i have got parents that are just livid being boxed out of child's education we don't need washington telling us what our kids should be taught in school. >> brian: want to weigh in on election what it means for the kids in any mexico and the parents? >> we are 51st in education in new mexico. we have been run by the democratic monopoly for many, many years. we can only go up from here. i'm hoping people in new mexico go to elect alexis.com and support us. >> brian: michael up by 6. george logan fighting hard. alexis martinez johnson looks to make history. we will know in 21 days. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: let's hope if we can count votes. hybrid strain of covid created in a lab. does that sound familiar? this ti

in biden's right at the same level that trump, that obama, that bill clinton were in what were brutal midterms for them. the only exception in modern times, george the party in '10. biden's approval rating is right in the range. that's the bad news for democrats. what has made this a little more complicated, though is when you look at the generic ballot, when you ask folks, democrat or republican, who would you like to see control congress next year, the republicans have the lead on average on this question. it's by one point. democrats actually were ahead until the last week or two. but if you look at the past in the most recent wave elections in midterms, 18, 14, 10, '06, these were all wave elections and the party that won those waves was up by more than a point at this juncture in the race. so the generic ballot closer than we've seen in wave elections of recent times. biden's approval rating looks bad for democrats. the generic ballot has them more competitive, though, that's what's causing a little bit of uncertainty here. take a look at the battle for control in the senate, 50/50. kamala harris breaking the tie for democrats. if republica