>> kayleigh: jen psaki is exactly right. don't hear me said that often but good for her forgiving the sober, clear-eyed assessment to the party that's a referendum on president biden. she went on in that clip to say oh, we kind of achilles' heel for my party's crime. the immediate question i have voice did you tell your boss that? because jen psaki is not a policymaker but she does have access to the president. she had access -- >> harris: and she still would probably -- you would no, you are a former press secretary. >> kayleigh: she still wet especially if she had oval office walk and privileges. i wonder if she said to them hey, mr. president, this is a weak spot for us. we know it took president biden six months into his presidency to even acknowledge it as an issue. did she push for that to happen? it's now the number four issue among voters and you pointed this out on your show, she didn't mention the number three issue is education. it looks like virginia was a bellwether so take note of what happened there because it

look, jen psaki, your captain office statement of the day.andling of crime and immigration and the border, you talked with tom homan, we need more tom homans back in government. republicans will take back the house easily and should take the senate, but that appears to be a toss-up. presidents more popular and competent than joe biden in bill clinton and barack obama, and joe biden can only afford to lose four seats. voter at 86% are disapproving of the direction of the country, hard to see how democrats retain the house. >> todd: how is the president responding in he is attacking republicanings and their policies. >> president biden: republicans want to preserve constitutional freedom, that sounds great, but look at what they have done, maga republicans control and that is self-evident. >> todd: joe, is every republican maga? everything is racist call from the left? >> joe: oh, boy, todd, i hate to be shameless, but come on, man. this is classic deflection by president who can't run on his own policy and looks desperate because it is. this i

so, so good luck to jen psaki.she' she's going to fit right in very well at msnbc.smbc a and they're all misfitnds, boys, we just fine. we may be looking at the femalet version of the next keithrman ah olbermann at this point, sean. i think that's very well said. battle for by the way, congratulations again. battle forhe america the americ. a massive "new york times" number one bestsellee new r. congra you've done great with thehank congratulations. all right. we've go you, sean. >> sean:t to take a break. >> thank you both. more "hannity" right after this. for you won't face me. >> unlike zyrtec, allegra won't make me drowsy. elektro starts working two times faster than claritin. so take a longer before allergy symptoms take over you. a new allegra hive's works from the inside to relieve and reduce hives for twenty four hours. >> men over forty five . do you have a frequent urgent need to day and night? i have good news presenting the euro live system. an outpatient treatment that simply reopens the channel to inc

good luck to jen psaki and she'll fit in right at msmbc and island of misfit toys just fine.king at female verse of the next keith oberman at this point, sean. >> sean: very well said. pete, congratulations again. battle for the america mine, a massive new york times number one best seller. you've done great. congratulations. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: we've got to take a break. more hannity right after this.e thank you both. all >> hannity: before we go tonight it was sado report, front of this program, esteemed attorney ken starr passed away at the early age of 76. ken was a fearless defender of the rule of law, american patriot, billion attorney. our condolences to all. unfortunately that's all the time we have this evening. never miss an episode on your dvr meantime let not your heart be troubled. are you wearing pink tonight? >> laura: i was going to because i knew you'd be fresh with that salmon colored tight. i knew it. and i'm so mad! i'm wearing this white cutout number. i'm so mad at myself. what can i do? >> hannity: if that's the worst thing in your life, you ha

is that the same jen psaki you dealt with? >> peter: it was nice to hear from jen there on tv, it's been a while, and i don't think it was surprising. she's been in these meetings at the white house with a lot of the same folks that work here. it's just that now it seems she is untethered and can actually talk about what these people know is going to potentially hurt them the most in the midterms. >> ainsley: peter what is crime like in d.c.? >> peter: definitely some areas of washington, d.c. like a lot of big cities you probably don't want to be at when it's nighttime or a big crowd. just a couple weeks ago the running back for the washington commanders got shot carjacked and attempted robbery, and washington, d.c., with nfl teams, the nfl athletes are as high profile as it gets. and so if somebody like that is not safe in washington, d.c., who is? >> and you don't really stand out there at all. >> peter: no, no. >> ainsley: what is your dad's advice, don't ride subways, be safe, be careful, even at that age they give us tha

. >> jacqui: incredible to hear that from jen psaki, for so long she was the biggest defender of the president. all right, thank you. >> john: guy benson, host of the guy benson show on fox radio, and jacqui's point, now that she's not spinning for the white house, jen psaki has some reasoned analysis. heard what she said whether or not it's a referendum of the president and what the democrats chances are. listen what she said about the vulnerability on crime. >> they also know crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. one of the biggest vulnerabilities and if you look at pennsylvania, for example, what's interesting to me is it's always, you follow the money and where are people spending money. in pennsylvania, republicans have been spending millions against fetterman on crime ads, they see his vulnerability. >> striking candor from a woman who used to admit there is nothing to see her, there are no problems, guy. >> striking is the right word. she's right. sound analysis. but given what her role was for that long period of time as peter was mentioning, it is sort of eyebrow rais

over of the weekend, we also heard from former white house press secretary jen psaki. she left the house back in may. she told nbc that november's outcomes helping on whether or not voters focus on the president's first two years in office. >> if the election is about who is the most extreme, as we saw, you know, kevin mccarthy touch on there with marjorie taylor green i will say his name sitting over his left side, then they are going to win. if is a referendum on the president, they will lose. and they know that. >> top republicans laid out their latest pitch to voters. surrogates plan to keep voters focused on issues like the economy, crime and immigration. >> have no plan. they are attacking us because they have created crises across this country. we have a commitment to america to tackle the crises that democrats have created to make sure that we have a strong economy, a safe country, a future that's built upon freedom and a government that's accountable. >> as of right now, we don't expect to see president biden on the campaign trail this week. he was supposed to

>> good to hear from jen psaki. it's been awhile. some of this gloomy talk democrats about democrats. there's an issue. she thinks that may be worse than the rest. so we brought her back to the briefing room, so to speak. >> it is a referendum on the, president, they will lose. they know crime is a big vulnerabilities. one of the biggest. >> my biggest on this. jen psaki says that crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. why would she say that? >> i can't do electoral politics from here, as you know. i kind of -- i don't agree with you characterization of what she said. i'll say this. i've already said this already. the past few months, what we've done is create a pretty much clear split screen of what we're doing to deliver for the american people and what republicans refuse to do. >> biden officials today are saying that they think his policies are popular with the american people. when polled, then't isn't. has a 53% disapproving the economy. 74% said things are not so good or poor with the which i. crime to jen psaki may be t

you member brian seltzer said to jen psaki how can we be better?a, what do you expect from us and big media how can we put batter? question market is it private sector partnering with the democratic party. >> >> judge jeanine: joey, one of the things so disturbing jen psaki as kayleigh said flanking what is a problematic post which is basically the biden administration being a censorship enterprise, a violation as kayleigh says as the first amendment. where did they get up doing this? >> joey: they don't have much objectivity. they are not trying to hide it because they believe it is righteous, holy, truth. in their minds we didn't get to decide what was good or not good for our bodies. they did appear they would have flagged a post about masterly on if they had had this type of coordination going on early on r maybe they had been in charge t. they would have led post that say masks only work and then six months later, fauci says something to that effect and all of all of a sudden they would have been stepping all over themselves with the white hou

in fact, when jen psaki was in the white house she made it look like everything was great.is it just me or have they just been feeding us one lie after another. the economy things aren't going well. mortgage rates are skyrocketing. your 401(k) is down. the stock market is down since biden was inaugurated. we are poorer as a country. in fact, the average american lost over # thousand dollars due to inflation. now, i know what you are thinking. this seems a lot like a recession but you would be wrong. joe biden sells we are not in a recession. things are just hard right now and that's why we need the inflation reduction act. which he says will lower costs which is another lie. it's just a handout for their green donors. you see, democrats want us to change all of our lives to save the planet, they want us to drive an electric car, install solar panels, drink out of paper straws. here's the thick. they aren't doing these things no one in the white house has an electric car. biden doesn't have electric car. there is no solar panels. pushback across the country we have noticed.

i mean, jen psaki hit the nail on the head when she talked about we have to get biden out of the picture, because with any midterm, it's about him, not the people lower on the ticket. we have to make crime an issue that the democrats are unbracing. if we make crime an issue that we're so great on, which is all of a sudden last week they're talking about a bill they've been fighting about, haggling over for months, to make it look like we're being tough on crime. i mean, they're smart. they know what they need to do. the question is, how long of a memory do americans have? do therm the summer of 2020? do therm buildings fire, people dying, precincts burning, police forced out of their own precincts. if therm that -- look, we're a couple blocks from st. pat's. wasn't somebody shot here this weekend? okay. we're afraid to walk outside the building in new york city. when it comes to fear -- ainsley, i know you're right, the abc/"washington post" poll, they prioritize different things, and when people are afraid of, i'm afraid, am i going to be a collateral victim, i think that with people de

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ana, mike memoli, sara fagan, and jen psaki, who is one of our newest nbc news contributor. thank you. >> welcome all. we're seven weeks out, four states are already voting. two more this week, illinois and michigan. so it's happening. voters are voting. and kept mccarthy and joe biden made campaign pitches this week. >> they control the house, the senate, the white house, they control the committees, the agencies, it's their plan, but they have no plan to fix all the problems they created. so, you know what? we've created a commitment to america. >> restorings faith in our election. blitz me father, for i have sinned, as we say in my faith. >> actually how small mcwater's pitch was. the only thing was -- it reminded me of clinton '96. it seemed to be very micro, very small, and hopeful that the kitchen table is defined by crime, education and finances. >>> kevin mccarthy worked hard to keep this woman from serving, and there she is, right over his shoulder. >> this party houses far-right members who have extremist views. and moderate members, who really want to be focusing

yesterday on "meet the press," his former press secretary, jen psaki, explained why.saki it to me, jen. >> if the protection is about who's the most extreme, as we saw kevin mccarthy touch on there with marjorie taylor green sitting over his left side, then they're going to win. if it is a referendum on the president, they will lose, and they know that. kennedy: for once, i agree with her. the economy is teetering, crime is horrific, immigration is a disaster, but republicans don't have hinge in the bag just yet -- thing in the bag there's still plenty of time for the gop to i screw things up. way to go, elephants. the abortion debate has changed the dynamic of many races according to cbs, the fight to control the house is tightening. the network predicts republicans will now win 223 seats, that's down from 226 predicted last month, and 230 in july. and control of the senate is completely up in the air. it is 50-50 right now, as you know. that could tip either way depending on a few key states. pennsylvania, georgia, arizona, ohio. so with 43 days until we head to the

jen psaki said it may be too late for democrats in the mid-terms. >> if it is a referendum on the president, they will lose. they know that. they also know that crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. i would say one of the biggest vulnerabilities. the good news? so has the value of your home. and maybe a lot more than you think. if you need cash to stay ahead, call newday. use your va home loan benefit to borrow up to 100% of your home's value. not just 80% like some other lenders. take out an average of $60,000 and lower your payments by $600 a month with the newday 100 va cash out loan. pay down high-rate credit cards, personal loans, even car loans. missed a payment along the way? newday's been granted automatic authority by the va. we look at your whole picture. when lenders say no to a veteran, newday can say yes. ( ♪ ) (snorting) (clattering) (frustrated grunt) i need some sleep. (groaning) (growling) (silence) (sigh, chuckle) if you struggle with cpap, you should check out inspire. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep

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. >> jen psaki says crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. why would she say that?ow, again i can't do electoral politics from here as you know but i kind, i don't agree with your characterization of what she actually said. reporter: does president biden think america's big cities are safe? >> it is not, it is not a, it is not a yes or no question. >> these guys are ruthless on the other side. where are we? where are we organizing bottom up, a compelling alternative narrative? where are we going on the offense every single day? they're winning right now. >> that was california democrat governor gavin newsom, senator. he is complaining about building a narrative when democrats control the white house, the senate and the house. why is the white house dodging the question about crime when jen psaki already said it is an issue? >> well they should know it is an issue. i think they do know it is an issue. they know it happened on their watch. they are trying to triangulate and change the conversation and. and the press secretary's response to this, by trying to talk abou

what peter asked after that was something we talked about yesterday and that is on meet the press, jen psakiaid crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. and peter asked karine jean-pierre why did she say that and then c karine said i can't really talk about electoral politics because the midterms. but then she toke about electoral politics and why joe biden has done everything possible and bad guys. >> ainsley: we are starting to agree with jen psaki what she said about the referendum on biden now crime is a major vulnerability. if you look across the country, california, you can rob a store for under $1,000. you can walk out with a louis vitton bag as long as it doesn't cost $1,000. sell it on ebay you don't ever get in trouble. steal it from the store. new york no cash bail. we are seeing this constantly and commit a crime go and get your paperwork done. you are already back out on the street. it minneapolis calling it murder apolis. >> brian: donald trump tried to handle it he tried to send in federal troop they said he is the problem. this president doesn't do anything about anything

we are going to talk with a little bit about jen psaki what she said yesterday on one of the i thinkwas meet the press where she said if the midterms are a -- if the midterms are referendum on joe biden, the democrats are doomed. so they will lose. but, what was interesting is she said when you look at each state. state why state. inflation impacts everybody. but, when you look at a state like pennsylvania, said that crime is very impactful regarding the senate race with mr. fetterman and mr. oz. so how big ultimately at the end of the day will crime be? probably pretty big. in the meantime, take a look. the cover of the the "new york " today, there is a guy right there by the name of pedro hernandez and what a story he has got. holy hell is the headline because just outside of saint patrick's cathedral on august 28th on, let's see, fifth avenue. he apparently got involved in a three card monty game. >> brian: every time i go to that game were sealed. the guys running it were hustlers. >> brian: glad they didn't let me in. >> steve: he lost his gold chain and cash. got into red merce

this as former white house press secretary jen jen psaki is issua warning for democrats ahead of therms. watch what she said yesterday. >> if the election is about who is the most extreme, then they're going to win. if it's a referendum on the president be, the they the will lose. and they know that. maria: joining the conversation all morning long, fox and friends first he co-host, todd piro and former new york gubernatorial candidate, rob asterino. what a panel. thank you so much for being heres this morning. todd, you just got off the air and you're back with us again. thank you, we're so grateful. rob, we have so much to talk about with you. your reaction to what you heard from jen psaki this weekend. >> i'm pulling a bartiromo, doing one show and another show right afterward. i find it fascinateing that the person who was pretty good at spinning horrible news for her boss, now that is no longer her boss, can't spin it anymore. she realizes her party is in dire shape and that's for a number of reasons. one, republicans finally stopped taking the abortion bait and decided, hey, we

>> former white house press secretary jen psaki makes this stunning admission about democrats in the midterms >> if it is a refrp referendum on the president, they will lose. they know that. >> the democrats slamming biden on the campaign trail to get votes. >>> after a driver mowed down a teen he claimed was a republican extremist, a top biden advisor now ramping up anti-maga republican rhetoric. >>> the fbi raids the home of a pro-life activist raising more questions about who the doj is really targeting these days. we will talk about the political weaponization of the fbi tonight. >>> first house speaker pelosi receiving an interesting greeting in new york city as she makes a surprise appearance at a music festival. >> nancy pelosi. >> as you can see there, there were some boos. an interesting welcome in liberal new york city. pelosi really gearing up for the midterms. she's one of the first guests on the new show on hulu power trip. she showed off her fitness with a brisk walk, with george stephanopoulos talking about how republicans will destroy democracy if the power goes to th

then press secretary jen psaki sarcastically thanked abbott. >> it's nice the state of texas is helping them get to their final destination. >> reporter: just yesterday illinois' governor called up the national guard to help with migrants sent to chicago from texas calling abbott's move a stunt. >> they won't tell us how many infants or children, seniors or families are on board. they won't provide any information that would actually help their fellow americans welcome and care for these human beings. >> reporter: back on martha's vineyard, the migrants spent the night in beds at this local church after receiving food at a school cafeteria. "the martha's vineyard times" reports those migrants from florida came via texas. >>> now to london where mourners are passing by the coffin of queen elizabeth around the clock. the line stretching three miles overnight following that historic procession, which brought the queen's body from buckingham palace. prince william and harry standing behind their father. there was also a scare after the coffin arrived at westminster hall. a guard fainted fal

e listen to circle back jen psaki yesterday. t >> i think that democrats, if the election is about who is the most extreme, as we saw kevin mccarthy touched on there with marjorie taylor greene,hy,t say her name sitting over his left side, then they're going to win. if it is a referendum on the president, they will lose and they know that. l losed they also know that crime is ano huge vulnerability for democrats. i would say one ofw the biggest vulnerabilities, if it is a referendum on the president, e s they will lose. jen psaki said that.l and , of course, biden's failures are the reason that democrats continue to double down on their left wing smear tactics. they're baseless attacks against conservatives all acrosst wing the country because that's all they've got. they have done nothing to improve the lives ofs of the the american people. amt the opposite. osite. these policies, the this socialism new green idealism, nd it is crushing the american people, the poor, the working class, especially people, them dealpeople on fixe

we knew roughly a year ago when jen psaki admitted the administer she was flagging post for facebookovid misinformation is usually present misinformation, just counterfactual to say perhaps with the cdc or nih wanted people to know. that's as close a violation to the first amendment as possible, it wasn't the government coming and silencing people but the government pressuring a private company or public company, any company or person or individual or group or organization to do their dirty work to the basically outsourced the tierney so nothing breaking right now and as you know i was off the grid for months on just coming back to see this censorship it's like i am not surprised is what these guys do and as i said, you have to raise the alarm because otherwise they will get you. it's not just we can take dan bongino off youtube as if he's just one guy get rubin off twitter, he's just one guy, it's you watching now, couple people standing in front of you as they make their move and am going to keep going, i got nothing better to do than save the world. >> you are looking refreshed af

steve: jen psaki agrees with you because she was out this morning and she said she's doing a great jobpushing the white house propaganda instead now she is honest if it is a referendum on joe biden then democrats will lose. >> that is 100 percent right that's why they try to make the referendums on a referendum on donald trump that's way has the new york attorney general bringing the civil case and also trying to make it a referendum the democrats plan is not try to rely on anything biden has done when it comes to the border or crime still on left-wing crazy ideas the only way he can win is if he uses the donald trump by fast that's only thing keeping him floating and also try to focus on abortion he's not actually on the ballot maybe and 50 different states because roe v wade only returned it to democratic action and all the federalist laboratories across the country and that's why there so desperate to put trump on the ballot. because joe biden is the least successful if you look at the actual tangible results. steve: that is exactly right we know the list but a new one keeps being a

listen to jen psaki yesterday. >> i think democrats if the election is about who is the most extreme, as we saw kevin mccarthy touch on with marjorie taylor green, then they will win. it's a referendum on the president they will lose and they know that. crime is one of the biggest vulnerabilities. >> sean: if it's a referendum on the president they will lose. biden's failures are the reason the democrats are doubling down on left wing smear tactics and against conservatives across the country. that's all they've got. they have done nothing to improve the lives of the american people. just the opposite. this socialism and new green deal is crushing them. hillary clinton comparing trump supporters to nazi'ses. -->> i remember as a young student trying to figure out how did people get basically drawn in by hitler? i would watch news reels and see this guy ranting and raving and people shouting and raising their arms. what happened to these people? you saw the rally in ohio the other night. trump ranting and raving for more than an hour. you have rows of young men with their arms raised.

his second ever press briefing and he makes this remark into a minor incursion being one thing and jen psakiatement immediately when he is done which means in real time she was drafting that statement in her office as the president of the united states was speaking. he suggesteded regime change in russia from vladimir putin. -- it's one thing when they are small gaffes but in a global context it's troubling. >> sean: i want to talk about, clay, he said inflation hasn't spiked. the average couple in america because of his income and energy policies, a couple is paying $6800 more than under donald trump. two-thirds of the country is living paycheck to paycheck. democrats were upset with bush had not been to a store in ages and didn't know the price of milk. this guy doesn't know the price ever his inflation policies? >> you are right. 13.5% grocery bill increase. 1.4% when he started and 8.3% now. not only that prices are up, but real wages are down. if you are working in this biden administration you got a major tax increase every month. what you are bringing is home is less than what the goo

. >> ashley: last year jen psaki admitted her colleagues were flagging problematic posts for facebooks having found teaching of far left ideas, curriculum included critical race theory, reparation, pro black lives matter material. adl fired back, saying we are proud we have helped millions of children learn to challenge bias, discrimination and hate against all people, we do not teach critical race theory, period. interesting. to this, shocking story out of las vegas, journalist brutally murdered after series of reports on government corruption. democratic lawmaker who was focus of that investigation, we'll walk you through last night's dramatic arrest. >> todd: like a movie. pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman says he will debate mehmet oz, what changed? details next. >> considered out of bounds to mention the fact john fetterman is incapable of representing the united states senate, we should be worried about this. if they can get this guy arrested statewide, they can do anything. >> todd: police arresting democratic county official in las vegas for murder of local journali

. >> joe: it is done and carley can play the role of -- i don't know, jen psaki, make you red, your hair do it. >> carley: thank you for joining us. >> todd: we appreciate you taking time with us this morning. hurricane ian miles from making landfall. miami suspended public transportation, orlando about to close their state. >> carley: nicole valdez and jimmy petronas will join us with life-saving information if you're in the storm zone. ♪ dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. that's why aveeno® daily moisture lotion and body wash are formulated to be gentle on dry skin. with nourishing prebiotic oat and rich, soothing emollients. together this duo locks in moisture all day. for softer, healthier looking skin. proven on skin like yours. aveeno®. healthy. it's our nature.™ >> carley: you see it there, ian intensifying to a category four hurricane. rain rocking the sunshine state. >> todd: nicole valdez on the ground in tampa, what are you seeing now? >> the hurricane hunters are describing this as an extremely dangerous storm as we see hurricane ian move to the state of flori

in the morning, secret flights and secret bus rides, or early morning flights as jen psaki is to call them. refusing to admit that we have a problem with the same time. joe thinks he's some kind of mulliken because this latest wave of illegals are coming from venezuela not mexico. this is what joe said. >> why is the border more overwhelmed? >> because there are three countries, there are fewer immigrants coming from central america and mexico. these are totally different circumstances. >> hannity: venezuela is literally emptying their prison population and sending them to joe biden's wide open borders. bidens more than happy to provide excuses, but here's what they won't tell you. 78 individuals on the fbi's terrorist screening database were apprehended at our southern border, triple the previous record. record fennel seizures at the border continue to spike. sentinel is now the number one killer of young americans claiming a new victim every 5 minutes. record number of migrants crossing the border are also dying, drowning in the rio grande every single week, some good laughs in the

we seen at least the last couple of years the mask is off, jen psaki and now jean-pierre and biden himselfing social media companies think facebook was telling people allowing dissent when it comes to vaccine or masks, many things have turned out to be true labeled as misinformation and disinformation. the government is starting federal lawsuits and dragging in front of congress, that's censorship by another name more steps in the first amendment applies and it's a bigger problem, government shouldn't decide what is or is not disinformation especially when they have the longest proven history of creating disinformation. they have agencies that do nothing but create this and miss information. the best way to combat things untrue is information that is true. not a government is the biggest purveyor of untrue things and lies to be the ones in charge. many of the friends on the right are saying we need to spend or reform 230, we need to do the opposite. get government out of social media and make private platforms without threatening coercion. kennedy: facial to racial. he owned you in the sch

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. >> jen psaki says crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats, why would she say that? >> i can't do electro-politics from here, i don't agree with your characterization of what she actually said. >> crime-heavy cities say otherwise, left wing called to defund police and strategizing how to keep america safe and the agenda seems to be working, showing gop ahead as voters cite crime as one of their biggest concerns. part of commitment to america plan, gop mirroring the contract with america with promises of a safe nation and government accountability if republicans regain the majority. small business owners see the issue of crime as biggest impact on customers and staff and gop candidates are listening to and responding strongly against their opponents. >> my opponent doesn't want to campaign with joe biden, he's cut from the same cloth as joe biden. >> val demings has extreme position on every issue and voted wrong and against florida interest and common sense. >> brooke: republicans plan to use crime as kitchen table issue, as voting begins six weeks from today. >> car

joining us now is jen psaki, the former white house press secretary for president biden. she is immensely talented and, now, she is joining the msnbc family as a political analyst and host of an upcoming show on peacock. welcome. it's so great to be here with you. >> it's so great to be here. >> we are here together. we are thrilled and delighted and honored to have you on set with me. >> i am honored and thrilled to be here. >> i really want to know what you think of what the democrats are doing? i talked to a lot of democrats about the strategy of picking the most seemingly beatable republican in a key race and you get mixed feelings about it. >> on one hand, it's like this is the strategic way of going about things and then on the other hand you have cautionary words which is, what if they actually win. where do you sit on the strategy? >> i talked to a lot of democrats and it's really risky. what they are doing is risky. not only in new hampshire, but other states in the country. the primary is late so in that state, they also need to start to shape the nominee becaus

we heard from the former white house press secretary jen psaki what she believes the race will come down to. >> if the election is about who is the most extreme as we saw kevin mccarthy touch on there with marjorie taylor green then they'll win. if it is a referendum on the president they'll lose. they know that. >> the president is expected to speak about the economy today. he has an event later in the afternoon focused on increasing competition in the marketplace. you can imagine what the issues will come down to on the final stretch. >> bill: nice to see you mark meredith from the white house. >> brand-new poll over the weekend showing crime is now surpassing abortion among top concerns as the mid-terms inch closer. we have laura engel with more. >> candidates are keeping a close eye on the issues that may swing voters to cast ballots in their favor. the new poll released sunday by abc and "washington post" shows crime is definitely becoming more and more important closer to november 8th. every day brings a new list of crimes in major cities including in new york where police are on t

look at the contrast when jen psaki said it is not in the early morning hours, they were flying migrants to get them out of that area to other places to empty out facilities on the border. >> bill: in the "wall street journal," there is a case for providing more work visas, migrant influx could help with the labor shortage, argument he makes. critical paragraph, when the administration transports from texas to new york, been doing for a year, called resettlement, when texas governor does it, it is labeled human trafficking, if 51% of voting public believes jason riley, there could be a shakedown come early november in the mid-term vote. >> bret: that's right. there is a feeling other people in the so-called sanctuary cities that have worn it on their sleeve for a long time said we accept migrants of all types and we are sanctuary place and they deal with influx coming from republican governors, it is uproar about it. that is a big difference than what communities are dealing with on the border, some getting more people than they have in their population. >> dana: you have fox nation spec

. >> jen psaki says the crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. why would you say that? elective politics from here as you know. i don't agree with your characterization of what she actually said. >> now, crime heavy cities would say otherwise. that comes after left wing politicians have feverishly called to defund the police. republicans are now strategizing how to keep americans safe and their agenda seems to be working. now, a new abc poll shows the g.o.p. ahead as voters cite crime as one of the biggest concerns. part of their commitment to america plan the g.o.p. is mirroring the 1994 contract with america with promises of a safe nation and government accountability. as republicans regain the majority in congress. small business owners see the issue of crime as the biggest impact on the customers and staff and g.o.p. candidates say they are listening to and responding strongly against their opponents. watch this. >> my opponent, he don't want to campaign with joe biden. but he is cut from the same cloth as joe biden. he believes in no cash bail. they have demonized

are going to get worse and worse and they're going to be worst of all on election day, speaking to jen psakiin the last segment, even she said in an interview a couple of days ago talking about the upcoming election saying, look, if this one is being a referendum on joe biden, democrats -- it's going to be a blood bath for democrats. maria: somebody has to take the fall for the terrible policy. all the months when they were telling us when inflation was transitory, transitory and it wasn't transitory at all, yesterday we got confirmation on something that i reported months ago and that is that janet yellen will be out after the midterm elections. yellen told the white house that she will stay past the november midterm vote but the decision was made a long time ago to replace janet yellen as treasury secretary and i had heard it and talked about it on the air as -- as long ago as may of last year. here is what we were talking about in may last year. watch, earlier this year, rather. my sources tell me janet yellen is unhappy where she is and the administration is unhappy with her as well. i w

i thought it was interesting that jen psaki is out of the white house, a commentator on msnbc.me is a big deal and it will hurt the democrats. if you don't have an answer for that. she could have turned around and said, "what, the president just signed this bill." there are things they can say and i'm not going to try to do their job for them. but the feeling in the country is unease and that is the government's number one responsibility is to protect the company dormant country. if they don't feel like that -- >> brian: republicans are making the most, excuse me making the most of the crime. we seen the video and i don't see a 30-second spot. i don't see highlights. i'm watching surveillance video and the republicans are sating, they say never to defund the police or prosecutors go easy on criminals. >> jesse: it is impossible to ignore the crime wave. when you talk about climate change, you can't really feel it. the crime is in your face. and this is how you would answer the question if you were karine jean-pierre from france. i would say this, "for the most part american cit

jen psaki was the president's first press secretary. look at what she said if you support joe biden. >> i think that democrats, if the election is about who is the most extreme, then they will win. if it is a referendum on the president, they will lose. they know that. >> harris: so if you are talking about joe biden, that's a loser? let's bring in jason chaffetz now, former utah congressman and fox news contributor. your quick thought on that. >> well, democrats had the house and senate and the presidentsy and their policies got us where we are today. if you don't like the presidents elect different people. republicans are in the driver's seat. they have the best issues. the challenge for the republicans is can they show enough heart and explain not just the numbers and statistics but can they talk from the heart and explain to people why they believe what they believe and connect with them in a way that shows and builds the trust and shows that they really care and that they have the energy to change the trajectory of the country and

listen to when jen psaki says willed happen if the midterms are a referendum on the president.l tape. >> i think democrats if the election is about who is themost extreme we saw kevin mccarthy marjorie taylor-green, i will say her name sitting on the left side. if it is referendum on the president they will lose and they know that. stuart: if it's a referendum on the president the democrats will lose. what happened? her boss used to be joe biden. has she had a falling out? >> i don't know. maybe she just had a moment where the truth serum kicked in there, stuart, but we all know this including everyone in the biden administration knows that the democrats are heading for a big loss. "the new york times" and now "politico" is coming out with all these stories saying polling is once again hyping the democrats chances in all these races and joe biden's popularity is not in the middle 40s, it is in the high 30s. they're heading for a big loss. democrat what is they're trying to do with this semifascism, king maga, ultramaga, at least hold on to their dignity, stuart, not lose in the

only semiconfident person and they had in the administration at this person i have to conclude was jen psakie is gone. these people miss the obvious. the dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas still refuses to call the board or a crisis. he says there are challenges and does not know basic facts when asked, mark milley and lloyd austin missed the dangers of evacuating thousands in afghanistan. and treasury secretary janet yellen missed a minor thing. you may have heard about it. it's called inflation. >> i think i was wrong then about the path that inflation would take. as there have been unanticipated and large it shocks to the economy that i did not at the time did not fully understand. >> laura: the public is not stupid, they know zero accountability when they see it. joe biden's cabinet members should not have more job security and then stay at a college basketball coach. if a coach all he does is lose and then blames others, he is canned, right? and everybody from senator mallorca's to senator millie should've been left along time ago. the fact that you are getting poorer and america is getti

remember jen psaki referred to it, she refused to call it a crisis. remember calling it a challenge. thats was in march of 2021. they have yo have allowed this o happen, allowed these cartels to earn what -- it's $100 million a week off of human trafficking. but again, now they're upset about it because they're just so profoundly embarrassed by what has been happening, like with i desantis sending those migrantso martha's vineyard. i'll note one thing, i think it was last thursday that muriel bowser, the mayor of d.c., literally said on television, well, d.c.'s not a border town. we can't handle all these migrants, these illegal migrants coming into d.c. we're not a texas border town. and even lee smith, who was the -- worked for the pete buttigieg campaign, a well-known democrat strategist, she said that is the worst messaging possible for -- lord help her, essentially. maria: yeah. well, when i went down to the border a couple times ago, i was with several attorneys general from the united states who said every state is a border state at this point

remember when jen psaki said this last july. >> it's important to take faster action against harmfully to remove harmful violative posts. >> pete: our orders are clear. comply. it appears the white house message was received loud and clear by big tech. in fact, people at facebook were eager to help. there's a good example. this email obtained by fox business.com. a facebook official tells surgeon general vivek murthy quote i know our teams met today to better understand the scope of what the white house expects from us on misinformation going forward. expects from us? it sounds like they are emailing their boss and in some ways probably felt like that. biden says jump. zuckerberg says how high? it didn't stop there they are even censoring memes. the white house covid response digital director asked facebook fake page impersonating fauci and even got a reply within seconds. if i were to forget my face book password it would take them a week to get back to me or you. the white house is already playing defense on this story claiming these communications between facebook and the white ho

ever press briefing ever, and he makes this remark about a minor incursion being one thing, and jen psakimediately when he has done, which means that in real time, she was probably drafting that statement in her office as the president of the united states was speaking, and any suggested regime change in russia from rmi put it back all of these things could cause major international conflicts, so it's one thing when there are the small things we laugh at, but when the made in the suit, global strategic context, it is very troubling that was because we'll get a response from congressman michael waltz 20 joins us live next hour pickup >> carley: the president has his own controversy right here at home after he declared the pandemic is over to his own administration has different ideas back >> todd: kevin corke joining us live from washington. >> morning to we seen this play before, haven't we? the present was, it is a sitdown interview, and within the hour, the white house is in full on damage control mode in this case, the president's proclamation is not only one of all of his administrati

i thought that's how jen psaki would be from this point of view. sometimes there is no plank from above and below the girl that you will hear now did a miracle against her background jen psaki qi n ron listen, i can't even remember her name, because i don't need to. i'm like this is a page of humor, please. with regards to the fake vote referendums that we've been seeing in the last couple of days, we will continue to work with our allies and partners to hold russia accountable and also support ukraine for as long as this. will be required together with our allies and partners, we are ready to create additional quick and hard economic and costs for russia. and how long have i not listened to her? firstly, i just can’t understand what she is saying, because i understand why i try to see my eyes all the time, but she never says that it was her fault, that she is always somewhere here, that is, apparently, someone is there for her. it happens, but you are still a professor. you're sure, well, sort of focused on the meanings. i am the same all behind t

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