jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. we have live team coverage of the damage with nicole valdez in coraville, iowa. we are starting in belvedere, illinois, just terrible news we are hearing all morning there. >> jacqui and griff, sad situation here in belvedere. people were out last night with their loved ones enjoying a concert. they should be here downtown getting coffee, hanging out at local restaurants but instead a chaotic scene behind me as you can see. cleanup crews on the ground clearing up the debris from what we believe to be a tornado. i will have patrick pan over so you can see what i see here. there's a car beneath the roof here. it just paint the picture on how the storm system that ripped through the community was. 265 people inside of the apolo theater last night when the storms came through. in fact, we had a chance to hear from a witness who tells us how everything unfolded inside, take a listen. >> i would say there was 100 people, i did witness when i first got here that they did have people out on s

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jacqui is asking her question. thanks, jonathan. see you soon. go to the white house. >> -- how that ended up there and why the president needed something like that. >> just to step back. i'm glad you asked that question. clearly i would let the reporter for los angeles times speak for herself. it is entirely normal for a president to be briefed on reporter whose will be asking questions at a press conference and issues that might ask about. it's not surprising that we would anticipate questions that he did receive on the visit with the south korean president as the south korean president was standing to his right or about 2024. that was completely expected or about the debt ceiling, which he took questions at the end. he shouted questions at the end. of course, we would note those issues to him likely come up. let's not forget, we do these briefings every day. a lot of the questions that you all tell me, that's how we brief him as well. you all ask me. that's how we brief him as well. look, we do not have specific questions in advance. that's no

. >> bill: jacqui heinrich is travelling with the president in dublin, ireland. what is some of the reaction to the president's proposal? >> well, we have not heard any comment from the president yet, bill, but the proposal has really drawn immediate pushback from energy producing states like west virginia, the senator there saying not only does the biden administration evidently want to tell americans what kinds of cars they can buy and lease and drive, but pointed out there are practical problems with the proposal as well, the administration wants to shut down coal fired and gas fired power plants that provide the base load electricity for these types of trucks and cars and "these misguided emission standards were made without considering supply chain challenges american automakers are still facing, the lack of operational charging infrastructure or the fact it takes nearly a decade to permit a mine to extract the minerals needed to make electric vehicles forcing businesses to look to china for raw materials". the e.p.a. administrator thinks it is possible to b

and the next world pride will be in washington, dc in 2025. jacqui wakefield in sydney.merlot or salivate over a sauvignon blanc, the city of love swoons for a glass of wine. as other countries have music orfashion, in france, you'll see a glass of wine on each table in any bistro or michelin—star restaurant. it's worth 25 billion euro a year to the french economy, and then there were 5.5 billion bottles produced in france last year. but as bars and restaurants all over the world shut their doors, the pandemic forced loads of us to reassess our relationship with booze and explore more nonalcoholic alternatives. international sales of nonalcoholic drinks have shot up by a quarter, but in france, the growth has been slower, reportedlyjust 4% in the same period. one man hoping to transform french attitudes is augustin. hello, ade. last year, he set up what he says is paris's first shop entirely devoted to nonalcoholic drinks. do you get any snobbery? do you get people who come in and when they hear there's no alcohol, they're like, "what? what is this?" yeah, at the beginni

anything could change. >> brian: all right, jacqui, thanks so much.s going to happen on tuesday. i think, also, when you have formidable candidates like nikki haley come out and most polls she still is in single digits and then you have r.f.k. jr. with never ran for political office before that i can remember. he doesn't firmly have his family behind him has able to emerge with 14%. and with the polls that show that most democrats don't want him to run again. and the fact that he will be 86 at the end of his second term when he is done and he doesn't exactly look like he is ready for a triathlon now. you wonder what exactly is going on behind the scenes. does he want to clear the field and make sure there is no newsom, there's nobody coming out of the woodwork that's going to give him a real run or maybe a joe manchin that says what do i have to lose? i'm trailing by double digits in west virginia, steve. >> steve: well, you know, brian, to that point, keep in mind, what happens during the primaries and we see it on the republican side and we see it o

jacqui heinrich is at the white house with those details. jacqui?fox polls show that president biden still is far and away the leader among democratic primary voters. 62% saying they would support him. a chunk, nearly 1/5 at 19% are throwing their support behind robert kennedy jr. that is lending weight to calls from some progressives for biden to hold democratic primary debates. pundits say that's just not going to happen. >> there will be no debates. so he's effectively frozen the field. he runs the party machinery. as i said, since the left is -- seems to be all in possibility of a challenge from the left, which is where these challengers come from is remote. >> we should note progressives like alexandria ocasio-cortez and jayapal have been sharing support for biden's second term. fox polls also show that voters want to see this president answer questions on his feet more often. 67% saying that he should hold regular press conferences. yesterday's press conference, there was quite a stir because a photographer snapped a picture of a pocket card t

first to white house correspondent jacqui heinrich with the back story.t the first time the president has been criticized for allegedly allowing politics to cover his response. he took some heat for making this remark right after the school shooting happened. listen. >> you believe that groups were targeted in the nashville shooting? you believe that christians were targeted? >> i have no idea. >> josh hawley believes they were. what do you say to that? >> i probably don't then. i'm joking. no, i have no idea. >> it's still unclear whether the still trying to reach the families. jill biden did meet with one of them during her trip there for a vigil. last week, the president said he was still trying to get in touch. congressional republicans say there's a reason why biden is making less of a reason here with the democratic state lawmakers that held the protests on the state floor. >> they knew what the rules were. this has turned into something and the white house can make political gains on it. i wish they would focus on the murders. the president is more

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret.e have just learned that president biden was briefed on the arrest of the suspected intelligence leaker. but the president was also in front of cameras speaking at a banquet dinner shortly after it happened. and made no mention of it. or of the intelligence breach. he also didn't use the moment to praise or thank law enforcement for protecting national security. and now both sides of the aisle have a problem with his perceived apathy. >> how concerned are you about this leak? >> >> that's not the feeling among congressional democrats. >> this puts our intelligence officers at risk. this threatens our military. this pus the ukrainians at risk. >> i'm still not feeling calm about this. this is actually a leak that could have a real impact. >> or republicans. >> it benefits our adversaries and it certainly makes it more difficult for the united states to do its work. this is not a game. and i think that level of concern, understanding that these documents actually translate to people's li

jacqui, thanks. come on give me news. >> i watch him just like you do. i think it's almost inappropriate for me to say it. i don't see how it's possible but there is something wrong. >> former president trump we will talk about what the polls are telling us about the 2020 election. our pollsters kellyanne conway and celinda lake. >> thank you for having us. >> bret: celinda you are still in the same place president biden is running for re-election. >> president biden is running for re-election on spectacular record that keeps just getting better and better. and he has done a good job and we need him to finish out. look what is going on in the economy and foreign affairs. we need his kind of leadership. it's ironic for donald trump to be talking the way he is talking. the man is under long list of indictments. a majority of the americans think he did something illegal and wrong and i think there's quite a choice in leadership here. >> bret: why wait? why wait to announce. >> because is he governing. h

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret.ever mind the cost of an electric vehicle is more than $61,000 today on average, which is more, by the way, than the average salary per year of the average american. but critics are saying this proposal has some practical limitations that could make it impossible. >> my name is joe biden and i'm a car guy. >> but maybe not so much a combustion engine car guy anymore despite his love for his corvette with the e.p.a. promoting sweeps cuts two thirds of cars and trucks sold by 2032 to be electric. >> wrote don't have a problem with tail pipe emissions in the united states. it's a war on the car. >> e.p.a. says the rules would cut 9 billion tons of co-2 emission through 2055. but critics point to problems with the country's electric grid as seen during last year's winter storm in texas and california's summer blackouts. and they warn it will deliver huge profits to china which controls the rare earth mineral market needed for ev batteries. >> administration the other day put in rules make

jacqui heinrich referenced one there as well. the problem is that we don't get a lot of answers from this president. is it acceptable to you the way he handles this , the fact that he won't sit down with reporters and answer questions regarding issues that americans are really , you know, pressing issues for the country. >> the president regardless of what the white house says, the president has done very very little of the sort of one on one press interviews that other presidents have done in the past he's done less of this general availabilities. you remember president trump who often took a beating in the press, actually made himself available all the time to reporters and joe biden has done a lot less of that, which has led to some suspicions of course that the president is 80 years old and slowing down is really not up to that kind of challeng ing one on one situation with a challenging reporter, so we'll see. jackie: yeah, we shall see , and you know, he did say to nbc that he's planning to run again even though he hasn't f

jacqui heinrich will be listening.e leaked classified documents at the pentagon. u.s. officials fear china is planning cyber control of other countries things in space, and hack a cybersecurity program. more from the washington newsroom. gillian, what are we learning from these documents? >> so, this newly leaked intelligence reveals chinese military is going on offense once again in cyberspace. now targeting u.s. satellites, as well as a key biden cybersecurity program. the administration is still really in the process of building. the cia document first obtained by the financial times says the liberation army is planning to hijack u.s. satellites the military relies on during wartime. biden officials not confirming the leaked details. the chief of space operations hinted at this exact threat in recent congressional testimony. take a listen. >> equally alarming are the threats that endanger the satellites the nation relies on for prosperity and security. we have seen cyber attacks to dismantle, gps jamming, they recog

jacqui, we saw you at the white house press briefing a short time ago. didn't see that you got any questions in. >> yeah, it's been a hot second since february 27, by my count. quite a long time. we will keep trying. even more broadly, you know, the press corp as a whole didn't get a lot of answers about what went in to the president's personal decision making with this re-election campaign. and we also don't know where to direct those questions. the press secretary was not able to give us a specific person to talk to because a lot of those staffing decisions are still not finalized. however, amid a lot of looming questions about the president's age, this question to the press secretary seemed to trip her up a bit. >> does the president plan to serve all eight years? >> i'm not going to get ahead of the president. that's something for him to decide. i'm just not going to get ahead of it. there's a 2024 campaign. anything related to that, i would refer you to that. >> jean-pierre clarified her answer after the briefing wrapped. she said we take following

jacqui heinrich is live in dublin. hi, jacqui. >> hey, sandra. local irish police evidently lost those sensitive security documents that had some details about the president's travel and they were later turned in by a resident. the documents reportedly contained the names and belfast police postings, but did not have any information that directly related to biden's security operations. the spokesman for secret service says it does not affect the president's movements and expressed confidence in local officials for handling the ongoing security of biden's visit. but it did happen against the backdrop of recent violence in northern ireland, the government has not operated there for more than a year amid a political impasse between their parties. the loyalists and irish catholic nationalists. the good friday agreement, to end three decades of civil war and share power 25 years ago, the very thing biden is here to celebrate. conservatives who backed the u.k. withdrawal from the e.u., also the shower sharing agreement after brexit and thus the impact.

we begin with jacqui. hi, jacqui. >> hi, sandra. there's questions about whether this announcement will be for lack of a better word kind of a rush job. we have not seen any recent blitz across the states to tout his achievements like we were told would happen with the president. there's reports that campaign staffing decisions haven't been made yet. and there's not any major announcement. no event for that announcement anyway that we know of. instead, we're told to expect an announcement over social media according to reports. that is the president's preferred method of communication lately. the white house is continuing to side step traditional media, keeping him at a distance and setting up influencers to get their messaging out. biden didn't give any hints this afternoon. >> ready to run again, mr. president? might be an uphill battle regardless of the roll-out. and nbc news poll shows 70% of americans don't want president biden to run again. including more than half of democrats. nearly half of them list biden's age as a major

hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha.h, we know it was local irish police that evidently lost these papers. they were found in the street reportedly by a local resident and turned in and reportedly included names of irish police and their postings, but didn't have any sensitive information related to biden's security operation. it happened against the backdrop of violence in northern ireland where the government there hasn't operated more than a year amid political impasse we're their parties. the protestant loyalists are against the catholics. and the hope is to end the civil war and share power. that's what biden is here to celebrate. conservatives that back the u.k.'s withdrawal from the e.u. withdraw from the power sharing after brexit and those this government impasse that is happening. today biden called on northern island to recommit to renewal and repair after an incident on the eve of his visit where a number of masked attackers threw petro bombs. >> know how hard democracy can be at times. we know how fragile an

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. the president hasn't yet commented on his own re-election bid. reporters weren't allowed close enough today to ask. and officials wouldn't weigh in on what factored into his decision-making citing the hatch act. but the white house calculus seems to be that biden can win voter support in 2024 the same way did he in 2020. with a campaign that happens mostly online. >it's time to finish the job. finish the job. >> the president's first audience since announcing re-election bid giving a warm election. [chanting four more years] >> but this campaign isn't shaping up to be about what biden has but but what democrats say the other side could do. >> maga ext extremists are linip to cut bedrock. social security you paid your entire life while cutting taxes for the very healthy. dictating what healthcare decisions women can make. banning books and telling people who they can love all while making it more difficult for you to vote. >> the republican national committee clapping back painting a d

. >> aishah: jacqui heinrich is live at the white house with the very latest. jacqui. >> this was not great press for this president who just announced his re-election bid at 80 years old, personal approval ratings underwater and also under pressure lately for keeping traditional media at arm's length -- and instead opting for sitdowns with influencers about his age. >> how old i am, i can't say the number, it doesn't register with me. people are going to find out, they are going to see a race, and they are going to judge whether or not i have it or don't have it. >> despite getting an obvious head's up on the topic that he would be asked about, the l.a. times now tells fox "our reporter did not submit any questions in advance of the q & a with president biden. courtney covers the white house for the l.a. times. as such, she's in regular contact with white house press office seeking information for her reporting. you would have to ask the white house who prepared the document for the president and why they included that question." we do plan to ask the white ho

, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. the white house admits that aides did some poking around ahead of yesterday's press conference, including with the south korean press and they defended that as entirely normal. it doesn't explain how the president appeared to know what would be the topic of the very first question that he would be asked but officials insist there was no conversation about specifics. >> the president's cheat sheet at yesterday's press conference prompting the "l.a. times" to clarify our reporter did not submit any questions n advance of the q&a with president biden. >> to people who saw that pocket card, can you explain how that ended up there and why the president needed something like that? >> so, um, look, we do not have specific questions in advance. that's not something that we do. we do our best to make sure that the president is ready to communicate with all of you and the american people. >> meaning white house aides probed reporters about their top inquiries and gave guidance to biden who toda

we have all of the ins and outs with jacqui heinrich at the white house where biden is digging in.m on capitol hill where lawmakers are looking to hammer out

. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich is travelling with the president. what is the president saying about all this? >> good afternoon, the president praised law enforcement for rapidly responding to the leak of those classified materials, saying in a statement while we are still determining the validity of the documents, i have directed the military and intelligence community to take further steps to secure and limit distribution of sensitive information, and our national security team is coordinating with our partners and allies. biden's comment yesterday about the seriousness of the incident stands in contrast to how his own attorney general just described it. >> i'm not concerned about the -- i'm concerned that it happened. but there's nothing -- >> taking documents is itself illegal, this is about the transmission, very serious penalties associated with that. >> it's unclear if the president intends to make any mention of this when he arrives here to the final event of his trip. he chose not to talk at all about it in the hours after the arrest happe

the latest from jacqui heinrich that joins us from dublin on how the day has been going. jacqui?i, neil. a good part of the president's trip is exploring his ancestral roads, the white house is billing this as official business where the government has not operated in northern ireland despite the good friday power sharing and peace agreement that the u.s. helped broker with protestant loyalists and irish catholics. recently the government there broke down after conservatives that supported the u.k.'s withdrawal from the european union also backed out of the northern ireland power sharing agreement after brexit. today biden called for renewal and repair there. the president's critics say that his attention is also needed at home after leaked intelligence potentially exposed u.s. sources in russia and taiwan's foreign minister has been raising the alarm about threating of war from china at the taiwanese president visited the u.s. and the deligation from the u.s. congress visited taiwan. >> i just came back from a trip to the indopacific and japan, korea, taiwan. there are serious q

jacqui heinrich, thank you. we appreciate it. joe biden is now the oldest major presidential candidate in the history of the country and even some of his supporters, his biggest supporters, are clearly concerned about his cognitive decline to take a look. >> the president is going to have to deal with age. is 80 years old. i might add i'm 82. i do believe he's up to the task and that is something that we cannot just read ted is not on people's minds. so i think he has to show the energy that he's been showing over the last several months. >> sean: joe biden can barely saunter across the white house lawn. going to have far fewer press conferences than any of his predecessors. he spends around 40% of his time on vacation. not exactly sure what energy that james clyburn is witn witnessing. with more, former white house physician texas congress min ronny jackson. you are the doctor for both president obama and president trump, correct? >> that's right. and bush. >> and bush. you gave the cognitive test at donald trump and you told hi

jacqui heinrich is there with him. jacqui, this is an important trip for him. >> it sure is, neil.house admits president biden's visit to ireland is about exploring his ancestral roots, but they are also billing it as official business. checking in on the status of a peace agreement between ireland and the u.k. that has been standing for a quarter-century. biden said this was his top priority this week. >> make sure the iris records and the windsor agreement stay in place. keep the peace. >> in the meantime, biden so far has said nothing about china's record-breaking war games around taiwan following their president's visit to the u.s. beijing's military encircled the self-governing island for the last three days. doing military drills, stimulating missile attacks, calling complete reunification with china a process that cannot be halted. listen to this. >> is beijing, in your view, threatening taiwan with four? >> yes, indeed. look at the military exercises. they seem to be trying to get ready to launch a war against taiwan. >> a few research for shows more than half of americans

jacqui heinrich is with us. all right, spell if it out, please. how bad is it?ghest percentage of people in this survey's 17-year history, now saying they hold negative views about economy both now and in the future. only 12% are saying they feel optimistic with 69% saying they feel pessimistic amid worry about inflation, high interest rates and the risk of a recession. but the president's trying to redistrict some of that blame to house speaker ken mccarthy after his speech -- kevin mccarthy after his speech on monday saying the real financial peril will come if congress does not raise the debt ceiling and allow the government to meet its financial obligations. mccarthy told wall street on monday that he just can't pass a bill to the raise the debt limit without massive federal spending cuts attached. >> he threatened to become the first speaker to default on our national debt which took over 230 years to accumulate. he's threatened to be the first one to default on the debt which throws in a gigantic recession and beyond unless he gets what he wants. >> report

pearly queen jacqui murphy wasjust i2 when she sang in a show on hackney�*s wilton estate to celebratesupply, she and her younger sister wore outfits made of crepe paper. what would i have seen all around me on coronation day? bunting everywhere. loads of flags and mums chasing the kids about. it was just lovely, really. eastenders' street parties provided the source material for a famous essay on the meaning of the coronation. the authors saw it as an act of national communion in which the people of the united kingdom became more sensitive to the values which bound them all together. but does the coronation 2023 hold the same meaning? do the people of the east end see it as more than an opportunity for a knees up and a day off work? it's our history, and i don't think there's anywhere in the world that have got the history that we've got with our monarchies. does it make you feel special? very. i think so, yeah. i think we can be a bit, you know, uppity—puppity about it. celebrations in east london's coronation road drew photographers back in 1953. today, not so much evidence of local

jacqui murphy wasjust 12 when she sang in a show on hackney�*s wilton estate to celebrate the 1953 coronationh in short supply, she and her younger sister wore outfits made of crepe paper. what would i have seen all around me on coronation day? bunting everywhere. loads of flags. and mums chasing the kids about. it was just lovely, really. eastenders street parties provided the source material for a famous essay on the meaning of the coronation. the authors saw it as an act of national communion in which the people of the united kingdom became more sensitive to the values which bound them all together. but does the coronation 2023 hold the same meaning? do the people of the east end see it as more than an opportunity for a knees up and a day off work? it's our history, and i don't think there's anywhere in the world that have got the history that we've got with our monarchies. does it make you feel special? very. i think so, yeah. i think we can be a bit, you know, uppity about it. celebrations in east london's coronation road drew photographers back in 1953. today, not so much evidence of lo

you have asked a million questions of the president and he's answered some of them and yesterday jacqui heinrich asked the president something and got a response from the president, as well. sounds like they are backing up a big truck for take your child to work today. >> peter: big truck of kids, there are 75 kids on there. >> steve: you are a fibber. >> ainsley: this sparked contr controversy. the reporter has been inundated with calls. this is not the first time, this happened in june of 2022. he was caught holding instructions on entering the room, you enter the roosevelt room. say hello. you take your seat. the press enters. you give brief comments. in july, he had a card that there was a picture of talking about making kamala harris his running mate. >> brian: he had to jot them down so he didn't forget. >> ainsley: paris hilton is teaming up with georgia congressman buddy carter to reform the troubled teen industry. >> steve: stop child abuse act will be introduced tissuing aiming to prevent and treat child abuse. >> brian: imagine republicans and democrats coming together. both

here is our colleague jacqui heinrich. >> happy to meet with mccarthy, but not on whether or not the debt limit gets extended. that's not negotiable. >> now let's see what's in the bill. it raises the debt ceiling 1.5 trillion and cuts discretionary spending 3.2 trillion over 10 years, but as the wall street journal editorial page, that's out of 60 trillion in expected spending, hardly austerity measures eliminates nearly 80 billion for the irs and funding for 87,000 agents and democrats say this bill has no chance in the democratic-controlled senate. >> absolutely not. that bill's going to get over to the senate, in fact, it may die somewhere around statuary hall before it gets to the senate. so it will be dead on arrival. >> the u.s. government is now over $31 trillion in debt and interest payments alone on that debt each year could soon be higher than the defense budget each year. david: wow, with interest rates going up and that makes it worse. lucas tomlinson thank you very much. my next guest has a plan to fix budget problems. g.o.p. candidate vivek ramaswamy and the author of

one espn host is speaking out jacqui. fi first we begin with the scandal in biden's white house. two top officials, secretary of state tony blinken and attorney general merrick i politicize the justice department garland have been accused of serious misconduct. all involves around who else, hunter biden. now, breaking tonight, we are learning your secretary of state is shady, he is lying, he is a hack, he is not to be trusted. remember that bogus october 2020 letter, 51 former intel experts claiming the hunter biden laptop had, quote, all of the classic earmarks of a russian information operation. all said this with no knowledge at all whatsoever because none of them saw the laptop. now, this is the very letter that big tech and the media mob used to discredit and censor the true hunter biden laptop story days before the 2020 presidential election. all right. our friend and investigative reporter, editor and chief at just the news.com john solomon is reporting a former cia director mike morel admitted that he organized that letter for the reason to influence the 2020 election. no

jacqui heinrich is traveling with the president in county mayo ireland, tonight. >> ahead of his finalnt on four-day tour of ireland. >> everything between ireland and america runs deep. >> made first and only comment on the arrest of 21-year-old jack teixeira now facing the same violations under indianapog addresses from all declared 2024 presidential candidates. the meeting comes following two recent mass shootings. many republican presidential hopefuls are in attendance there. correspondent garrett tenney is at the gathering in indianapolis tonight. good evening, garrett this year's nala gathering gave us a look like issue of gun control was front and center today in the wake of mass shootings in louisville and nashville. former president donald trump argued democrats aren't doing enough to stop them. >> democrats in washington continue to hold common sense school safety measures hostage to their radical gun control agenda. which, in virtually all cases would do nothing to prevent attacks by commented and disturbed individuals. >> former vice president mike pence who has not announc

maria: except for pe peter dooy or jacqui heinrich.tcliffe came on the show and said they're sending information back they in real time and john kirby came back with talking points, we can't confirm that. james. talk about the inflation reduction act. >> no accountability, why is janet yellen still in that seat? early 2021, she dismissed inflation warnings, saying that this big biden spending splurges was not going to create an inflation problem. wrong. she still i think hasn't learned from the mis mistake. but this attempt -- and the president does it a lot to to pretend the costs they're putting into the climate problem is an economic opportunity. if it was an economic opportunity wound need government mandates and spending, the companies would seize it. >> it's an agenda opportunity is what it is. >> it's an opportunity for the companies, many of them biden donors who are focused on alternative energy, which often means unproductive primitive ways of trying to create energy with solar and wind that by the way need a lot of materials

team wants to make joe biden look like he is not prescripted on everything, call on peter doocy, jacquih or mark meredith. >> brian: anyone who won't give you questions ahead of time. anyone at all. >> steve: which i imagine would be the majority of that room. >> brian: i don't know. i hope not. 9 minutes now after the hour. uber eats driver killed by the mostly sunny 13 gang member with a lengthy rap sheet. >> ainsley: brutally killed. >> brian: murder surging after soft on crime policies. >> steve: switching gears. disney vs. desantis the house of mouse is now suing governor desantis. could he leave the sunshine for some place else like, ainsley, south carolina? >> ainsley: we don't have room. where are they going to go? more traffic. >> steve: you will find out about that next. look who else is joining us on this very busy thursday ♪ ♪ lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like what makes your lawn thrive, paint that adds color in one coat and a dishwasher that handles all the dirty work. you got this. and we go

jacqui heinrich is with us. has the white house responded to the mccarthy's pressure?but maybe not the way that mccarthy wants to hear it, stuart. speaking at the new york stock exchange yesterday, the house speaker outlined his proposal which would raise the debt ceiling for one year in exchange for sol drastic cuts to future -- for some drastic cuts to future federal spending, also i clawing back unused covid money and conduct future means testing for welfare programs. but the white house is still the demanding that congress pass a clean bill to the raise the debt limit before there are any kind of talks about future spending cuts. and the president is still refusing to meet with speaker mccarthy until house republicans produce their budget proposal. white house spokesman is saying speaker mccarthy is breaking with bipartisan norm he followed under president trump by engaging in dangerous economic hostage tack the-taking that threatens jobs and retirement savings. a speech isn't a plan, but it did showcase house republicans' prior eyes. -- priorities. biden says he w

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josh is standing by, but jacqui, what do we know about the president's supposed campaign announcement? is it happening next week? >> we'll see if it actually pans out, sandra. but according to multiple reports, the president and the white house are going to be releasing a video next week, the campaign that is, on tuesday and that would coincide with the four-year anniversary of his 2020 campaign launch. but of course this comes after months of president biden playing coy about his re-election plans following a better than expected performance from democrats in the midterms which dampened talk of any serious primary challenge. >> there's an election coming up? i didn't know that. >> i plan on running but not prepared to announce it yet. >> i told you, my plan is to run again. >> republicans are gearing up for a fight with biden's expected announcement coming, poll numbers record lows, gas prices, and tensions with super powers are escalating, and investigating the president's apparent mishandling of classified documents and investigating hunter biden for tax and gun crimes and irs spec

punished >> when trump falsely claimed that dominion machines cost him 2.7 million votes, fox reporter, jacqui with a tweet saying, "dominion voting and top election infrastructure officials categorically deny this." some of heinrich's colleagues at fox wanted her to be punished, even though they knew that what she was saying was true. "please get her fired, seriously," tucker carlson wrote hosts laura ingraham and sean hannity "it needs to stop immediately, like tonight it's measurably hurting the company. the stock price is down. not a joke." >> seth: ugh, cancel culture, am i right? [ light laughter ] but there you go faux populist scourge of the establishment, tucker carlson, was worried about the company's stock price. you know that means? that means on top of everything else -- on top of being a liar, racist, conspiracy theorist, he's also one of those guys who actually uses the stock app. i mean, what kind of monster isn't that the first thing we all do when we get a new phone you either delete the stocks app or you move it into a folder called "apps only psychos use. [ laughter ] [ lig

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