show, jason rantz.en this over the months, over the year or so, people on cnn, msnbc, other networks say that biden is sharp, he is mentally fit, he's okay. but now even abc's "the view," nbc, msnbc, they're calling out biden's disastrous debate performance, people saying he should step aside including his former top spokespeople and allies. what do you think of this 1180 -- 180 in the media? >> at a some point it's hard to continue to lie. a combination of folks flat out lied to the american people, and they knew this was the reality of joe biden. but for the most part, it's kind of easy to spin your way around it. it's not like he was doing a ton of interview, so all all you have to do is say these are deep fakes, cheap fakes, a.i. videos, and you're going to convince a group of people because you're i just repeating it over and over again. but then you've got i legitimately think some members of the media who are so insulated, they have only surrounded themselves by like-minded people and convinced e

jason rantz., the egyptian. amid with gold and which of the color when they were first built white, brown, gray, red. have you ever got a question like that before. we do have an answer, we will launch you have after this. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ .. reaction. you may have an increased risk for lower limb loss. call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of infection in your legs or feet. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. ♪ jardiance is really swell ♪ ♪ the little pill with a big story to tell! ♪ stuart: we asked a very important question. the egyptian pyramids were gold and which color when first built? ashley, you have the privilege of going get first. lauren: we are guessing what you are going to guess. ashley: i think it is about reflecting light so i think number one, white. stuart: a question, surely. lauren: i was going to say read but i am switching to gray. stuart: what stone is gray in egypt? lauren: i have no idea. stuart: i think you are r

former doj attorney hans van and tudor dixon and talk show radio host jason rantz. we've got a lot to cover. the unconstitutional debate involving special counsel jack smith and smith again fighting for a gag order on former president trump and we've got more also on judge aileen cannon now pushing back hard on jack smith and even judge judy is weighing in, saying manhattan da alvin bragg should catch criminals instead of getting trump on "nonsense" and democrat strategist james carvel le again torched by his economy saying this time it is not working for young voters. that's our debate panel tonight. what pollsters are now examining how will the economy hit the youth turnout vote for biden and we dig into a new bombshell report that california is issuing. california, the state is now saying that it had virtually no net jobs growth in 2023 for a second straight year we'll dig in and also this story. what california is saying, could that rebutt and undercut biden's messaging about jobs at the upcoming cnn presidential debate plus, the details on trump's proposal to g

jason rantz, jillian anderson, thank you. meantime 104-year-old veteran sharing his wisdom tonight, the kind you only get when you've taken at least 100 trips around the sun and defended the country in a major world war. merry and rafferty is live with more on what a hero from the greatest generation has to say about this generation. >> reporter: it's amazing, it's been at -- eight decades since he stormed omaha beach in -- on d-day. 104-year-old world war ii veteran sharing his thoughts on the bravery and sacrifice of the greatest generation. stephen was just 24 when he served in the 175th infantry regiment. 's service earning him two purple heart and three bronze stars for bravery. telling us during an interview enormity that he worries whether the current generation of young people would display the same type of courage. >> we were hell of a lot tougher than you guys. we did not have the conveniences. i can remember my mother lighting the gaslamp in the house. i can remember all of the things that we went through. >> repor

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jason chaffetz, kerri urbahn, jason rantz, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> sandra: hundredsmped out near a vacant motel outside seattle being demanded it be opened as a shelter. why do they feel entitled to a hotel room, dan? >> sandra, a lot of it is location. just how close the encampment is to the empty hotel. some of the signs saying open econolodge and stop the sweeps. an aspect of a larger immigration crisis. 9 million people entering illegal most seeking asylum and unable to work while waiting years for a permit. here in kent, washington south of seattle 270 asylum seekers from angola, congo and venezuela have set up a tent encampment next to a vacant econo lodge hotel. they are demanding to be let into the old hotel. >> we would like the governments of washington and king county -- to have the heart to help us and house us in that abandoned hotel. but as usual it is complicated. to hotel is owned by king county and used as a quarantine shelter. it would cost millions of dollars to bring it up to code. the county says it doesn't have the money. city of kent doesn't wa

to learn more, call today or go to gentlecure.com welcome back, joining us now, jason rantz and townhall.comng edit". this debate panel. president biden for years repeatedly claimed middle-class joe to get the sympathy vote. listen to this. >> he's got a mildly expensive suit on. [laughter] is vice president of the united states of america. he makes notwithstanding -- he still makes a lot of money as vice president of the united states. >> did you read today's paper? true story -- meaning the local wilmington, delaware paper. she said headline, front page, topical. biden, poorest man in congress. >> he's not. he's worth 11 million, not middle-class joe. he borrowed a lot of money to buy big houses, that's likely what he had a negative net worth earlier in the 2000's. 12,000 square-foot brick version of the white house, the five veterans, ten bathrooms working for 20 cars, more luxury real estate will show, what you think? >> he clearly get better as his career and politics but happens a lot, people come to washington in congress and start slowly but surely eating rich or sometimes so slowly.

numbers says it might be riskier for the democrats to keep him than -- congresswoman kat cammack, jason rantz join me as we await the verdict in the hunter biden gun trial. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> see you in a moment. we're in verdict watch here two hours 50 some odds minutes into deliberations between yesterday and today. stand by. no decision yet. we think lunch is at noon but we'll wait for that to come. >> dana: okay. in the meantime a general surgeon has been indicted on four hipaa violations over his allegations that texas children's hospital is providing trans healthcare for minors despite the charges, he is standing by his claims. >> imagine what happens when you take a vulnerable confused kid at 11 years old and start them on puberty blockers is a chronic medical patient. >> dana: what's going on, mike? >> he is a doctor in texas facing four felony charges because he went public with information that texas children's hospital is performing transgender procedures on kids. document to a journalist showing texas children was operating the child gender clinic after claim

. >> ainsley: joining us jason rantz. >> good morning. >> ainsley: irony here these are daca recipientsbe now hired to enforce the law and this is an area where they wanted to defund police? what's your reaction? >> yeah. this is rather ironic to your point. people in country illegally now potentially going to be enforcing the law. with that said, there are some aspects to this that i don't think are the worst thing in the world. right? you have a department that is in dire need of some support. and unfortunately, that's due to liberal policies and this is now one of those liberal policies that's trying to make up for it. when you have got kids who came here when they were like 8 years old through no fault of their own, they didn't choose to make that decision. and they want to serve. they want to give back to their communities. they don't see anything inherently wrong with it. the problem however, clearly when we are talking about daca, this is still legally potentially untenable. we don't know where this is going to fall. we also understand that the atf in january of this year provide