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but ignatius to me seems like an intelligence operative. >> greg: i agree. >> jesse: so ignatius who'sflynn leak that bounced flynn. ignatius is the guy that said chris was the truth teller and the laptop was russian disinformation. when american intelligence want to get something out they feed it to ignatius so the fact the intelligence community wants them to say this and nudge joe biden out of the picture tells me they're worried about the impeachment hearing. because in the impeachment, all of the evidence is going to come out. the american intelligence community is compromised by the biden corruption. they knew everything going on they covered it up, talking cia and fbi. they don't want that out there. they don't want offshores, they don't want the ukraine bribe spotlighted. there's a lot out there they need to contain. and it's not like he even said he wanted kamala. he's like get the whole ticket gone. >> greg: oh, man. tulsi, i hate to say this but he actually spoke truth >> tulsi: yes. >> greg: as i heard that, i goes like this feels like an intelligence operation, and next yo

ignatius is no centrist.n't think biden and vice-president harris should run for reelection. it's painful to say that given my admiration for much of what they've accomplished but if he and harris campaign together in 2024 i then biden risks undoing his greatest achievement which is stopping trump. this morning ignatius appears on the cable news show the president walks and locked eyes with the president and pulled the pin. >> i haven't gone anywhere in the country, i haven't talked to any group of people that where this issue of whether president biden should run again hasn't been a centerpiece of conversation. it doesn't get into the newspapers. it doesn't get much on tv except fox news which is obsessed with it and i thought it was time to raise that question and again, the heart of its whether joe biden is the best person to carry this legacy forward. >> ignatius the dinner party gate keeper and cia butler is turning washington whispers into a rallying cry the message clear it is now officially acceptable

ignatius is no centrist. ignatius is a democrat with a simmering loathing of trump.quoi >> quote i don't thinknk bid biden and vice president harrie should run for reelection. it's painful to say that. given my admiratio n for much of what they've accomplished. but if he and harris campaignn e together in 24, i think biden risks undoing his greatest achievement, which was stopping trump. so obviously, ignatius this morning appears on the one cable news show the president watcheatius every day, morning, joe, and he locked pre eyes with the president and pulled the pin. >> i haven't gon>>e anywhere in the country. i haven't talked to any group of peopl e where this issueis iss of whetherue president biden has should run again hasn't beenn' e of conversation.conv it doesn'tersa get intoet the newspapers. it doesn't get much on tv except fox news, which tx neis obsessewsd with it. and i thought that it was time to try to raise that question. and again, the heart of itde is whether joe biden is the best person to

ignatius kazimir bulok was the leader of the nobility of bobruisk district.nce there was an election, it meant that he was the most revered, most respected nobleman in this district, he gave the city of bobruisk his house, land, a large the amount of money for the construction of the first district school there, this was a very pressing issue in those years, because no one wants their children to study somewhere far away, to go, everyone wants them to study locally, now yes, yes, yes, to strengthen of his, let's say, noble status, he decided to build this palace here, because the bulgakov family, although it became quite rich in the 19th century, is not such a famous noble family as the sapiehas or the rodevils of the century, they, let's say, went bankrupt, they have already lost their influence, and the bulgarians on the contrary, they acquired it, so they decided to demonstrate, let’s say, their emerging greatness, including the construction of such a palace, and this is already human, yes, and now we need a higher turret, despite the fact that here this i

this is david ignatius. columnist for the "washington post," but also extraordinarily plugged in inside the biden administration. he has covered numerous white houses over the years. he understands and thinks about politics in a global way that is usually of the more sober min ed variety. and it really i think will sting inside the halls of the west wing as they read through this. and you and i kind of both cover these politics day to day. he is laying out a conversation that i certainly have had from my sources over time, that democrats are simply nervous that they might face a situation where donald trump ends up back in the white house again because something happens to president biden and kamala harris potentially ends up as nominee. not a lot of confidence that she would be able to carry this. i'm wondering, can you walk us through what polling numbers show here at cnn that underscores this and the reporting that you've had in recent weeks and months about how this topic is being discussed?gnatius very

ignatius doesn't want either joe kamala on the ticket. he also takes a shot at hunter's foreign business t deals. it is a devastating rebukeic of biden'sket. reelection chanc. and by the way, this is now only the latest domino to fall in a series of major influential left-wing media figures now turning on president biden. i talked about the canary in the coal mine that was probably maureen dowd at the new york times. her column blastin ming, biden's unconscionable and despicable treatment of, his sevenths grandchild, four years old, that he wouldn't even acknowledge existed. but in the last week aloneould u the pressure is really ramping up. cnn'res van quote, would you gie this grandpa a stress job for six more years? i'll ask this question. could joe biden even be a competent walmart greeter? i don't knowcould . >> that was funny. come on. meanwhile, obama's former chief political strategist, david axelrod, by the way, thiss is a pretty influential guy within democratic party ranks. he was the architect behind barack obama's success. he

i want to ask you about this david ignatius op-ed this morning.the windup is favorable, complimentary of the job the president has done so far. this is what he says about being a strong leader on the foreign policy front. watch this. >> i couldn't agree more that biden has been a strong leader in foreign policy and domestic policy. one of the things i admire most, he's gathered a team around him of very solid people who think strategically. he's the leader of that team. the team members themselves are strong. no what do you think about the team that supports president biden right now? because clearly it does take a team in these situations. ignatius is very favorable of the work they have done. >> 3/4s of america, they don't want to see a repeat of trump and biden. they want to see a new generational leader. the senate has become the most privileged nursing home in the country. we need -- these people need to know when to leave. they need to know when to get out of the way. look at biden. i'm not running against joe biden. i'm running against kama

. >> bret: just for context you had david ignatius post. for him to say for him not to run for president in the "the washington post." just to put in perspective for people who live in washington how big a deal that is. >> that's a very big deal. david ignatius is one of the princes of the washington establishment. a long-time columnist of the "the washington post." before that he spent years at the "wall street journal." his father was a senior official at "the washington post" years ago. he is a card carrying member of that establishment and for him to come out and say this now, i think, is telling. and the people at the biden administration have to worry if this starts to cash on with ler leading liberal journalists, it could become a stampede may be hard for them to head off. >> bret: last thing, charles. that is when the administration talks about green sprouts in the economy, and there is this disconnect to brit's point with what we see in polls from people saying how they feel about the economy, what should people think about where i

ignatius also admits biden's age isn't just a fox news trope. >> well, thanks so muc foxh, da. turns out we're not the only ones you can count all the waye upl to 80the wa. w and a like joe, we couldit do it without dozing off. ignatius took to msnbc, of course, to defend his surrendeender to the brevity of human life. >> we're running out of time ofe there to be a meaningful process of looking at alternativeterntive candidates. he has a moment now where he ought to think about whether he shoul d say no to himself about this fundamental questionn of again. tr there's a strong feeling in the country, it's bipartisan, that when he takes office in 82, he's too old to serve. a four year term. >> now, that electronic noise you hear: that is in microphonee feedback, it's biden's life alert button, giving him the two minute butto. >> so is this just the democratic party getting biden out of the way ahead of the impeachment hearings? >> he could take more people down with him than the lusitania. >> well, that's that's a reference. >> yet they keep claiming there's no evidence of wrongd

david ignatius writes that they shouldn't run.ogether in 2024, i think that biden risks undoing his greatest achievement which was stopping trump. recent polling suggests that many democrats agree, 67% of democratic leaning voter respects say they prefer a different democratic nominee. i want to bring in jeff zeleny. there are plenty of opinion writers who wrote a column like this. there is a reason why this is reverberating around washington, d.c. why? >> this is different in many ways. the biggest reason is that david ignatius has been an admirer of president biden and indeed in fact is an admirer of the president. as you were saying there, his words it is painful to say this, and his column and his argument backed up by the fact that he believes president biden has been a successful president. he believes he has governed well and david ignatius as you know from covering the white house, this is someone who the president respects and speaks to and knows and likes as do many of the president 's advisers. that is why this is diffe

at the beginning of the 19th century, it passes by inheritance to ignatius kazimir bulgak by this timehe got an excellent education rise to the rank of lieutenant, become the leader of the nobility of the bobruisk district, the honorary superintendent of the school and travel a lot, but you are the owner thinking about building a grandiose palace. why invites karol podchinskiy professor of vilina university son to the court architect radevil to the peak of the last or not, but the task was to build a palace that eclipsed. all such residences in the western part of the state, inspired by the architectural masterpieces of france, ignatius sets the style of the future residence of classicism the scope of construction was enormous for these purposes, for a man who was already very wealthy. i even had to take a considerable loan . a picturesque place on the river bank was chosen as a site for construction, literally lost among dense vegetation. the first to be built was the main two-story u-shaped building. in plan , however, the owner wanted more and they began to add side buildings to the

david ignatius put it out into the open.vice president? why not kamala harris? if you believe joe biden should step aside and elevate kamala harris. what do you make of this discussion, how the white house is handling it and should handle this? >> i think the white house should own it. i think they should go after the stupidity of what they're raising. that is, is joe biden too old? too old to do what? because he's doing that. i mean, look at all of the things that barnicle just named he did. so i would reverse the question, is he too old to do what? is he too old to steal nuclear secrets? is he too old to do the things that your candidate does? who decides the age limit? are we dealing in ageism here? are we dealing in, can he do the job? he's done the job better than anyone probably in this century in terms of legislative, concrete achievements. even in the area i work, civil rights, the man did the george floyd executive order when we couldn't get the republicans to get out of the way in the senate. voting rights, all of

one democrat oracle david ignatius thinks biden is a liability.idely respected pelosi is still on the fence. but what neither, perhaps, is seeing is that the walls are closing in. not just on this issue of biden's age or biden's mental fitness, but on his policies. the white house has lied about the economy. it's in shambles. they lied that biden wasn't aware of hunter's foreign money trail. they lied about the border. it's a nightmare. they told us a fairy tale about the war in ukraine and it's not going well. and now they have backed themselves into a corner. not only with their policies that are failing, but with their candidate who is failing. and that's the angle. joining me now chris bedford, executive editor at common sense society. chris, we have got to get right to this brand new fox poll came out an hour ago. between now and before the 2020 election. when you look at the numbers. joe biden has lost support among suburban women. is he down 12 points with suburban women but trump is up 13. among black voters, biden is down 10 points, chris

ignatius was the go to guy to get the ball rolling. wondering is a similar dynamic happening again. but this time the guy they're trying to push aside could it be joe biden. in a washington post column published two days ago, ignatius a loyal democrat argues biden shouldn't run again. biden isn't just a fox news trove it's a been a conversation at dinner tables across america this summer. kamala harris is less popular and has failed to gain tracks across the country or even within her own party. and he sounded the alarm on camera. >> through this summer, i haven't gone anywhere in the country, haven't talked to any group of people where this issue of whether president biden should run again hasn't been a center piece of conversation. it doesn't get into the newspapers. >> laura: but it's there now, which leads us to ask, is there some coordination going on between top government officials, who are increasingly worried about a trump second term, and the press, who equally despises trump and is getting worried. have they now made a calcu

ignatius doesn't want joe or kamala harris on the ticket. it is a devastating review of biden's reelection chances. this is only the latest domino to fall in a series of left-wing media figures now turning on president biden. i talked about the canary in the coal mine. i blasted his treatment of his child, that he would not acknowledge existed. in the last week alone, the pressure is ramping up. would you give this grandpa a high stressed job for six more years? i will ask this question. could he be a competent walmart greeter? i don't know. that was funny. come on. david axelrod, this is an influential guy within democratic party ranks. he said biden needs to decide if he can complete the job or step aside. when you lose james carville, you are in deep adam schiff. he says biden has a clear age problem and called his poll numbers troubling. chuck todd was all but begging california governor gavin newsom to enter the race and even morning liberal joe, this is what he had to say about biden. what he is saying is 1000% true. take a look. >> ev

ignatius says the biden-harris ticket has two big liabilities.e president's age -- 82 at the start of another term -- and, second, kamala harris' inability to present herself as a viable president. dropping her prosecute ticket would alienate black women. that that's a key voting bloc. but biden, oh, he could simply retire as the democrat hero who beat trump. that is now the public template for managing change at the top. time's running out. president biden should not run again in 2024, that's what ignatius wrote. that now is an urgent call to all democrats, get him out. third hour of "varney" starts right now. ♪ ♪ if. ♪ ♪ stuart: martha maccallum is joining us here in new york city this morning. is this first move in an effort to get him out? >> it's a big deal. good morning, everybody. great to be with you. i think when david ignatius has a headline that says that it's the time for president biden to step aside -- and i love the way you put that the in that the intro, because essentially you boiled down this editorial. he says there are two pro

that follows ignatius and it follows other editorials.gurn comes for the wall street journal and the 5 cohost jessica karloff. jessica, we've talked about this. at the end of this week, it was rough. >> not fabulous. the worker strike is not finished and that is a big issue for president biden. see how many democrats are going out there to join the picket line with the workers like the sharon brown's of the world. i will continue and it's a key promise he made he was on the side of the workers in the worker economy in america. i'm not denying this was not a banner week for the biden presidency. i would note peter to see, our own peter dusek was on air talk about how he was working on this trip into the wii hours of the morning. contradictory this idea he needed a nap. any week your son gets indicted anyhow those poll numbers and seemingly friendly media has turned on you. it's not to beat one for the books. he still doesn't have 4 indictments and 91 felony counts against him. that's a bonus. >> molly, listen, the week began with a news co

what david ignatius is writing, as he says, this isn't just a fox news trope.s across america this summer. does he ha a point? >> of course he does. things that come out on your program, and say, that is just fox news made up stuff. we need to pivot, and segue, to the main rio issues and talk about infrastructure, education, or something else. it's not just for david ignatius, what they james carville, or some pungent pundit thinks. the american public has real doubts about this. and you can see it in poll after poll after poll. now, the white house gets frustrated with me for bringing it up. but this is not going to stop. this is going to continue to be an issue. and they are going to have to figure out a way to address, it and address it likely. but the idea that this isn't a real issue, they have to talk about something else. it doesn't work. because it's the public, it's a watercooler issue with the public. it is. i am sorry. >> yeah. he says, basically, they've got to decide this soon. or the stone will be cast. the decision made. democrats, there will be

. >> pete: significance, brian, you brought it to my attention this morning david ignatius, prominent columnist for "the washington post" who is very friendly to joe biden and democrats. and uses a lot of words in his column today to say good things about joe biden but then at the end says joe biden should not run for re-election in 2024. >> brian: kamala is not the answer either, a "the washington post" editorial and says bow out. we only have a couple of months to get somebody else. >> ainsley: a lot of democrats are saying that. 77% of adults think biden is too old to effectively serve for four more years. that's according to the a.p. is it norc poll? >> pete: we will talk to jim jordan later. we will ask him without that full house vote to create this impeachment inquiry what impact does it have on their ability to subpoena, call witnesses, get evidence? that's going to be crucial to putting even more meat on the bone. >> ainsley: another agency that is under fire, the cia this morning, because there's a whistleblower within the agency that claims that there were ca agents assigne

david ignatius this morning made a strong argument that we should see that kind of a change. if they were going to be represented by people other than those of us from the baby boom generation. >> here's part two of my conversation with nancy pelosi, starting with the choice she made. i want to make about your decision to seek re-election. what was the motivating factor? what was the final decision? >> well, the motivating factor -- then there were some other considerations. but for 20 years, my district had given me the latitude to be the speaker or the leader. that means for 20 years i had to be responsible for everything on the floor of the house. it was about raising money to win the election. it was -- i went to 87 countries. i'm the first leader in i don't know how long that ever even had a security credential who rose to the heights of speaker or leader in the congress. so, i had a global and national set of responsibilities. and of course my domestic ones. i say to the members, whatever honors you may have given me to be speaker, leader, whip, whatever, there's no hon

ignatius admits biden's age is not just a fox news troupe.hanks so much, dave, turns out we're not the only ones that can count all the way up to 80. unlike joe, we can do it without dozing off. ignatius at the end of nbc defends his surrender to the brevity of human life. >> we're running out of time for there to be a meaningful process of looking at all terntive candidates. he has a moment now where he ought to think about saying no to himself about this fundamental question of running again. there's strong feeling in the country that's bipartisan when he takes office at 82, he's too old to serve a fur year term. greg: that electronic noise isn't microphone feedback but biden's life alert button giving him the two minute warning. wow, that's a reference. he keeps claiming there's no evidence of wrong doing and sure, jeffrey epstein killed himself and covid came from a bat. brian selter never touched a pringle and keith obstructing os human friends. if they were true about joe, why are they suddenly admitting what we've all known for years,

camp, pirate was killed in warsaw on june 15, 1934, and already on june 17, the president of poland ignatiusicki signed an order on the creation of the kartuz concentration camp in the city of bereza was officially intended to combat active elements and national minorities. the first group of prisoners arrives in birch already in july. after the camp was unstuck in birch, the city became closed. it was possible to enter here only with special passes to the local population to approach the camp. it was forbidden. this was the first concentration camp on our lands and one of the most cruel in history. the commandant of the camp , grefner, described his brainchild as follows: that there are so many two ways out of our camp. it was to their own funeral or home, the first mother went to dachau for the insane, like a cop. on and dressed up the functionality of the stall. the prisoners in the concentration camp were under special guard for four prisoners. one policeman on the perimeter of the camp loophole with a machine gunner, the barbed wire was energized. every word was followed by a baton and

what david ignatius is writing, he says this is not just a fox news trope.ubject of dinner table conversations across america this summer. does he have a point? >> of course, he does. one of the thing i can come on your program and say that's fox news made-up stuff. we need to pivot to the real issues and talk about infrastructure, education, and something else. it is not what david ignatius thinks or james carville thinks, there is real doubt about this. you can see it in poll after poll after poll. the white house gets frustrated for bringing it up but they won't stop. this will continue to be an issue. and they're going to have to figure a way to address it and address it forthrightly. to say this is not a real issue, you have to talk about something else. that doesn't work. it is a water cooler issue with the public. it just is. i'm sorry. >> in march of 1968, so i got on my podcast. an expert on books about time lines and things like that. and i think there is some beltaway mislogic, if you don't do it within the next ten days or 14 days, the process br

david ignatius writes that it risks undoing his biggest achievement stopping donald trump. >>> and the manhunt in pennsylvania enters week two. police say he is armed, desperate and dangerous and his mother is speaking out. >>> and last night 'n sync reunited after all these years on the stage of the vmpas. cnn morning oig starts right now. >>> we'll get to phil's news about 'n sync. >> your anthem of your childhood? >> don't tell people that i say while not on camera. >>> but serious breaking news overnight, kim jung-un and vladimir putin meeting face-to-face in russia as u.s. officials sound the alarm about the potential arms deal ahead. they met at a space rocket launch facility in russia's far east. putin needs weapons and ammunition for the conflict in ukraine and north korea is looking to do a deal in exchange for satellite and nuclear submarine technology. >>> and kim jung-un vowed to stand by russia as the conflict grinds on. >> translator: russia is engaged in a fight for justice to defend security interests against hegemonic forces. i will always be standing with russia. i'm

age, democrats are even saying this, too, it's something you have to pay attention to and david ignatius with the "washington post" and novelist on brian's radio show all the time, he said basically it pains me to say that i'm concerned about his age, or i'm concerned -- i don't want him to run again. because he's a big democrat. and but he did say he doesn't think biden should run for re-election. he's citing polls in the article that most voters think his age is an issue, and because of his age, voters will focus more on kamala harris, he's worried about her and he said they risk undoing the greatest achievement of their presidency, he says, which was stopping trump, and he does not want either one of them to run. he says joe never should have let his son serve on the burisma board. it's an interesting article and quinnipiac does a poll, do you think biden is too old to serve another term, 69% said yes, 29% no, and some don't know. >> pete: you ask the same question about donald trump, is he too old, 62% say no. so, with biden, it's not really about age, yes, trump is a few years young

david ignatius joins me now. david, how are the phone calls this morning?easy column to write. i admire many of the things that president biden has done in domestic policy and in his foreign policy. i did come to feel over the summer that the basic goal he set himself when he ran for president in 2019 of stopping donald trump was at risk, and that this needed to be discussed. i haven't been anywhere in conversations with democrats, people who follow politics, where this has not been an issue that's something that absorbs people, fills dinner conversations. it hasn't been discussed in public. i thought it was appropriate that that discussion begin. i think we are running out of time for there to be a meaningful process of looking at alternative candidates. in a month or two, it will be done. i think this is the time to have that conversation. i hope the democrats will join in this. in the end, this is joe biden's decision. if he decides he is the person who can beat donald trump and the beat the republican candidate, he is going to run. but i think he needs

so if you look at david ignatius.is really respected in international circles, especially. >> ainsley: is he on your radio show a lot. >> brian: he is. extremely well-known. >> ainsley: columnist for the "the washington post." >> brian: he has got contacts. he does the international stuff. so tapped into washington. i didn't know this. but his dad was, too. he was a higher up in the "the washington post." he really grew up in the "the washington post." so, this is akin to, i there, the democratic establishment saying to joe, you got a small window, step aside for us to get somebody in there to compete for the primary process. listen to what david ignatius wrote and then talk about that day. joe, step out. >> my impression from talking to people in washington around the country is that she has not been successful in the way that she would want in getting traction as the vice president. the key question with oldest vice president, excuse me, president biden will be, is whether people see the vice president as a strong s

it's so odd that somebody in -- i don't know how old david ignatius is. but to have this kind of ageism and this, sort of -- it's sad to see that. but joe biden at 80 years old, i mean, first of all, he could easily beat me in a foot race. i don't need to state the obvious. so, i'm just saying that at 80 years old, he's able to do so much good. look at what has happened in his two years, post-trump, post-pandemic, trump wrecking so many things from the epa to -- god knows what else he wrecked -- and biden came in there and yes, as a bernie supporter, i was thrilled with what he's done. now, would he do everything i would do? no, he's not me. i'm not him. but he has been an incredible president, very progressive, frankly. >> more progressive than some moderate democrats would like. >> yeah. and there's -- and we all have a responsibility to get out there and vote and to get people to vote next year. but i'm -- see, here's why the optimism in me is that -- i read this statistic. every year 4 million 17 year olds turn 18, become adults, become possible voter

ignatius says biden should step down. but then we have max boot come in with the second puncho on that says there's no one to replace it becauseto replaspec he specifically has and picked a very weak vpif that everyonets sort of acknowledges, hey, this won't work out very well. so he's really put the democratic party in a bind . and there are very real weaknesses that you see in this poll. look real t see in, do i think a ten point lead is an outlier? for surend, but they're looking at it and going, is this an indicator of things to come? ? and i don't think that they're wrong to be scared about that. e >> do you believe that certaint people in corporat ebiden? america have had it with joer ru biden and they'd rather run itn back with trump? i think there are i think there are real forces who are running up against the reality buzzsawhe here, which is that they've tried for a long time to teld fl everybody that biden is cogent. by the way, if you can't get l.l. cool j's namean't get , how many times as he said it in every

one, a story written by david ignatius yesterday, went off like a political bomb in washington, before to that i want to talk about today's news. we have mitt romney talking about his retirement yesterday, but dropping also is a story where senator romney said a very large portion of my party really does not believe in the constitution. of mike pence he said, no one has been more loyal or more willing to smile, more willing to ascribe god's will to things that are ungodly then mike pence. and then he said of mitch mcconnell, someone who i saluted for much of what he did on january the 6th, he talked about trying to warn mitch mcconnell on january the 2nd and be prepared for violence in the sixth, and said, he heard nothing back. i am curious what your thought is about that last one, and also about the other things that we have heard from mitt romney about the republican party that he said most of them do not even believe in the constitution? >> the departure, so far, it has another year. but the announcement by senator romney is bad news, because he is such an example of courage in the

washington post wrote that the president of the old washington post was done by columnist david ignatius a ring for biden in the white house. there is another chance to say, no, this time to yourself by withdrawing your candidacy from the election race for 24 years. it may not be in biden's nature, but it would be a wise choice for the country. how unexpectedly for themselves the democrats were faced with the problem of 2024. they don’t really have a bench, and towards some of those who it’s still there, and it’s scary to look at in the washington swamp. everyone is holding on to each other, biden’s, if he survives until the end of the second term, he will be 86 and already 83, she is going to the polls again. i'm not a miserable baby. i’m more of a cold-blooded reptile, i ’ll come and win the election, it was pilosi, who rejected the necessary vote in congress at one time, launched the impeachment procedure against trump and opened the box. panduras are doing exactly the same thing now, the republicans did with biden, by the way, trump’s opponent, whom he total 3 years younger is not co

bill, david ignatius telling president biden not to run is like romano telling the pope to resign. >> it opens floodgates for other people to pile on. president biden has three problems. the democrats -- the age problem. obviously diminishing mental capacity. you can see it in time-lapse clips from two years ago. that is increasingly obvious, hard to deny, you can say we young people have a hard time keeping up with president biden but anyone watching him shuffle off the stage doesn't believe it. than the hunter thing. democrats are wondering what else is going to come out. how much we know, just that we didn't know five months ago. nothing good has come from these investigations, nothing likely good is going to come out. that leads to the third problem. it's not just president biden. so far, this is the media. paul: the washington post had three pieces this week saying tell him not to run. no one is serious in the party willing to speak up publicly about it. that creates a problem. somebody is afraid to step forward and take response ability for doing so. does that mean president bid

david ignatius this morning made a strong argument we should see that kind after change. both parties would be far better served if they were going to be represented by people other than those of us from the baby boom generation. reporter: some of your bipartisan accomplishments in your statement earlier, are you concerned at all of the ranks of senators at the table forming gangs that are spin ising out? senator romney: we had a group of 10 of us and it dissipated, rob portman is gone, susan collins has become the ranking member in appropriations and has to be her focus. then you have cincinnati -- sinema and man shop and come -- man chonn and coming together -- mancion coming together is a important thing. i had an embarrassment of riches initially which as a first term senator i got together with a group of other folks and got a lot of stuff done. a covid relief package when the white house and then speaker pelosi couldn't get one done, an infrastructure bill, reform, the electoral count act, liberty protections and the marriage act, safety legislation. we got a lot do

david ignatius this morning made a strong argument we shouldin se that kind of change i think both parties to be far better served if they were going to be represented by people other than those of us with the baby boom generation. russia bipartisan accomplishments in your statement earlier. are you concerned ate all about the ranks of senators who are at the table that spinning out? we had a group of about 10 of us. that group has dissipated a bit. rob portman is gone. susan collins has become the ranking member that is got to be her focus. and sinema, mansion, tester, the democratic side we are all pulling in different directions these days and coming together like we had was a very unusual thing. i recognize i had embarrassment of riches as a first-term senator i got together with a group of other a folks we got a lot of stuff done. covid relief package speaker pelosi could not get one done for the infrastructure bill reform the religious liberty protections and the marriage act. gun safety legislation we got a lot done which was a d lot of f. that is unusual. and looking forward it's g

we're talking, david ignatius in the post? >> yeah. larry: how about the "new york times."way she has already. >> she did, all right, you have a 7th grandchild. larry: i have want monica to get a piece of this. monica knows a thing or two about the liberal media. >> joe's column in the messenger is fantastic on this issue. >> thank you. >> i've been saying for months the moment the left's power brokers determined joe biden out lived his usefulness he will be gone. larry: what will he do? what happens? >> here is their problem? larry: don't they have legal dates coming up very quickly and so forth? >> there are two-ways of going about this yes you may have to if you want to go through the primary process you have to hit the date by december 23rd is the drop-dead date to appear on primary ballots, however -- larry: that word drop dead you have to be careful. >> that is the drop-dead date. larry: whoops. i shouldn't have said that. >> much more difficult, still doable at the convention where they could draft a reluctant candidate like michelle obama in the very last minute in

. >> david ignatius cited her as a real sort of albatross, not his words, but around the neck of the president and making it harder for biden this time around. and nancy pelosi doesn't give a definitive answer. she complimented her a lot, but didn't say yes when given two opportunities. >> the of that has consistently lagged the president with approval rating. the job is basically do no harm you can don't steal too much of the spotlight but outperform the person behind you. and this issers vo the -- of course joe biden would be the oldest president in history. so it puts more pressure on vice presidency. so people already saying what are her outstanding accomplishments that she's done. she's consistently had lower approval rating. some she the best person to take over. >> and i'm really interested in why she's getting so much criticism and is it warranted. >> i think that the white house hasn't necessarily set her up well. the border, if they weren't planning to address it in a major way, don't make her the border czar. nothing has effectively changed with the border crisis. numbers

this is michael harrison at his playing days in saint ignatius and now he is thriving in colorado andcaught both of the buffalo's two touchdowns in double over time and reeled in the two-point conversion that sent the game to overtime. i think he might have been one of the coach's favorite players after the 43-35 win. did you catch any of that game? >> i never watch college football. i watch the pregame. but i was obsessed. the rappers, the celebrities, wwe. i am so here for it. >> awesome. love it. >>> thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> when you think of the best pizza in the world which bay area establishment do you think is making the list if any? the annual list just dropped for the world's top pizzerias, and one san francisco spot made it, tony's pizza, number 19 on the list and the only california restaurant that made the roundup. the company that publishes it is from italy and a new york restaurant placed pretty high up at number. new york pizza, of course. >>> this stunt out of england looks luke they are dragging a giant tortilla chip out of the sky but doritos is break

this is david ignatius in the washington post with the headline, president biden should not run again in 2024. he will carry to liability since the campaign, he would be 82 when he started the second term. 7% of the public thinks he is too old. biden's age is not just a trope. it's been dinner conversation across the summer. because of those concerns about his age they are focusing on his running mate kamala harris. harris has notable qualities but the fact that she has tracked interest from her own party is grim. caller: i sure how to laugh listening to chuck schumer and witch hunt. what happened from 2016-2020. twice they tried to impeach him. our country shut down in 2018. it's amazing how people can forget what happened in those four years and the one smoking gun i would like to see are the alias names that president biden is using. are those names of any of the shell companies? do these names show up in the shell companies? it is very possible that two people can be corrupt. trump and biden can be corrupt. host: we have and in florida on the support line. caller: mccarthy said th

that is, in order to write something like this, you need to call ignatius from science is forever a factive, maybe, the very concept of a fact cannot. where did it come from? look at latin, a pathetic crowd of degenerates who were even afraid to sign their names. who dares to talk about disastrous propaganda, blaming the people's artist of russia karen, nazarov's step , the deans of the professors of my guests must answer in court. but they immediately took it off. they are unsigned. this is what mr. remchukov said when he was asked a question, and where did the material go? i removed it with my decision when i didn’t see the details accompanying the statement , proving the source of the text, the names of the signatories, but it was placed on the site by an employee of the internet department who, having received it on his own, hastened to put it on the site as new. well, fortunately, there is a vile, rotten-toothed venediktov who has secured this for himself and happily crowds around, maybe he is behind all this. and if you have the courage, stop in the studio and i’ll crush you here i

ignatius goes underway about vice president harris. in the country, or even within her own party, and more remarkably, this week, both representatives nancy pelosi and jamie raskin offered less than ringing endorsements when asked if harris was the best running mate. here's some of what jamie raskin had to say. >> do you think kamala harris is the best running mate for president biden, yes or no? >> i don't know dallas i can say other than, -- she's an excellent running mate. in an excellent vice president. >> you could say yes. >> i don't know whether president biden is named his running, make going to a convention next summer. it's a year away from now. we're gonna go through that process. >> that was interesting, whether or not he named her. why do you think democrats are not giving vice president harris their full-throated vote of confidence that one would expect? could this be some sort of coordinated effort among top democrats? >> i doubt it. it's highly unlikely such an effort to depose kamala harris off the ticket would be succ

the first leg of the bruce mahoney trophy goes to saint ignatius.wo storied san francisco high schools packed house on the hilltop in san francisco for girls volleyball between saint ignatius and sacred heart cathedral. and this one goes five sets with gianna harleth eventually delivering the final kill right there. santa nature wins 1512. the fifth in the fifth set. next up in the best of five series. as you well know, football will october 20th at kezar stadium beat s-h. there you go. there you go. london stadium max foss playing for the youtube all stars against sidemen. he's given a yellow card, but foss turns the tables on the ref, pulls out the reverse uno card. what can you do that i don't know. can you do that? can you do that? gives the yellow right back to the ref. you know what? when it's a charity game, as this one was apparently you can do that. there you go. all right. anything goes. okay. thanks, jason. all righty. next at 11. i'm so angry because my niece and my nephews don't have their dad. so it's like somebody took that from us. a

you have david ignatius writing his column, that joe biden shouldn't be running again, democrats are sounding the alarm about biden's potential run, don't think he should run and now his son indicted, impeachment inquiry lost, i don't know that you could put together a worst week for a sitting president of the united states. as far as how the white house reacts to that, karine will probably refer to the white house counsel's office, i think they could answer some questions about this. >> john: second question i had, you said if garland appears before the committee scheduled next week, i charged the president's son, appointed a special counsel. had weiss not been appointed special counsel do you think the charges would have been brought? >> i think had not that sweetheart deal been presented this have not been brought. they pushed it through -- i'm sorry, they tried to obscure it, as andy said, pushed it through, tried to make the case good away. again, we have to take a step back and remember the facts here. hunter biden was literally about to walk away from all of this just seven we

here are portraits of ignatius casimir. bulga as a copy of the original portrait of jan damele.is the first owner and actually the builder of our palace. and here is his sons grandson, who later owned the palace. in order to be the director of a museum, you really need to have some specific knowledge that is related to the profile of this museum; we have a palace park ensemble, therefore the culture of the 19th century. in principle, we are in a good position in this regard, because most of the museum staff who are engaged in just the same communication with visitors. they have specialized education. and i myself studied specifically in the specialty of museum business, my tasks are to coordinate how since the activity of employees is control monitoring the quality of the excursion. good morning. today already on the tour someone came well? while you see it as it is, and then it will be necessary to discuss a little bit, we will revise the route of the tour and a little control text will need to be modified, since our museum is still in the process of formation in the exposition