jill biden: term limits?> . >> i firmly believe we should not have that permit political class i don't know may be two terms is 12 years maybe four or five or six terms in the house and then you get back to it. this isot the way the country was originally i don't think they were term limits when the constitution because nobody thought that george washington is a perfect example. there was note two-term limit. he was the most popular president in history he could've served until his death but he said no. we don't b want to ruling class or a monarch. so i would be the bigger advocate. when people know about america who make these decisions right now it's lawyers and lobbyists. jill biden: you also suggest federal spending. >> that at some point are we so deep. >> that would be important. >> spending limitations work in put in place so that would work but don't you think that we should stop digging? we have a pretty good ditch. please stop digging it deeper and this year alone joe biden has been bragging we have

i want to thank president biden and first lady jill biden for their visit. i am grateful for the support and assistance they have provided so far. i hope they are able to understand our most basic needs and i am deeply honored today to be able to introduce president joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. my name is joe biden and i don't want the headline to read biden brings storm to puerto rico. [laughter] so i will maybe have to cut this short. let me start off by saying jill and i -- and thank you for that lovely introduction. jill and i are anxious to be here. i come from a little state of delaware. it is not like the congresswoman from new york. she's from a big state. but we have a very relative terms of large puerto rican population in delaware, relative to our population. we have the eighth largest black population in the country and between all minorities, we have 20% of our state as minority and i was raised in the puerto rican community at home, politically. we came here for a long time for business and pleasure since --you are part of the

jill and i -- and thank you for that introduction. jill and i are anxious to be here. i come from a little state of delaware. it is not like from the congresswoman from new york. we have a large puerto rican population in delaware. we have the eight largest black population in the country and between all minorities, we have 20% of our state as minority and i was raised in the puerto rican community at home politically. we came here for a long time for business and pleasure since -- you are part of the third -- court of appeals. it is people like you who do so much for your community and they can make such a big difference as puerto rico rebuilds. thank you, governor, for your partnership as we work together to rebuild puerto rico and rebuild it all in a resilient way so when storms come again, we will not have think -- the damage we calls before -- a cost before. --it caused before. jill and i have had people on our minds and in our prayers. all of america is with you as you receive every cover -- and recover. i am confident we will be able to do all he wants and i am

jill and i have had people on our minds and in our prayers. all of america is with you as you receive every cover -- and recover. i am confident we will be able to do all he wants and i am committed to this island stop puerto rico has been through so much -- the island. puerto rico has been through so much. a 6.4 magnitude earthquake years ago. covid-19 and fiona. puerto rico is a strong place and puerto ricans are a strong people but even so, you have had to bear so much and you haven't gotten the help in a timely way. this latest storm -- shows all the hard work that has been done since maria. rose have been washed away and families who have built -- save savings have seen them flooded away. , -- -- crops are decimated. communities thereby have been hit the hardest. four days, people lived without power. no idea when it will be back again and for everyone who survive maria and fiona, must have been a familiar nightmare. over time, these losses add up so but reagan's have lost loved ones and in -- puerto ricans have lost loved ones in the sto

dugan said i can be a girl if i want to and i want to be jill. jill's my name now.nd then the parent calls ms. dugan and says what the heck is going on? did you say my son jack is now jill. now ms. dugan can come back and say, you're no. affirming your own child's gender identity. jack is jill and i'm calling 911. could you imagine police showing up to the parents' house and putting them in handcuffs for child abuse for something like this? well, elizabeth guzman wants that. she's a member of the virginia house of delegates and she's drafting a bill to be voted on next session to make it a crime if parents don't acknowledge when their son orb daughter changes their gender. what's happening in schools is that teachers are encouraging boys to become girls and girls to become boys and teachers are calling your son or daughter by a different pronoun and hiding it from the parents. governor glenn youngkin is fighting against this kind of stuff in virginia. he introduced new school guidelines that prevents teachers from keeping this information from parents. but guzman di

jill biden. a look at her influence on her husband, the president.w is nbc correspondent carol lee and nbc's senior national political reporter peter nicholas who conducted that interview with dr. jill biden in the east wing office. mike memoli contributing to this we should note as well. all of our teammates at white house. carol, i want your take on the influence that she has, really unparalleled among first ladies. she is as described, the decider. pull the curtain back for us. >> joe biden's public life, his public service over decades has always been a family affair. no one is more important in that than jill biden and has been and continues to be. her influence as first lady plays out in a number of ways. if you look at personnel and policy. the president's choice of education secretary, that came from her talking to teachers on the ground during the 2020 campaign who said, look it would be great to have somebody in there who spent time in a classroom. >> knew what it looked like. >> so that happens. as first lady, she said what she does that s

jill, let me begin with you.so reports a quote justice department officials said that the continued blockade of non classified materials had slowed investigators efforts to determine how some of the classified records were transferred to mar-a-lago and whether any of them were improperly access. how could trump's tactics stall this process and undermined the investigation? >> that is his entire purpose in this i don't think there is any legal or factual basis for what he is doing or what his lawyers are doing. it is simply to delay. they have certainly achieved that through judge cannon in an outrageous decision. she appointed a special master, and now she is micromanaging him. she is overruling him. he said that he could be finished in mid october, and she is giving him until mid december. that is outrageous, and is clearly a political decision intended to get past the midterm elections. it's really terrible, and, of course, it doesn't talk the investigation that the department of justice is doing. they don't ha

that is jill no confidence to the 1922 committee. that isjill mortimer, the mp for hartlepool.licly say she has sent in a letter of no confidence. she was writing yesterday, i tried to get called in by ministers questions to ask liz truss for an assurance of support for our time and our promises. sadly, iwas support for our time and our promises. sadly, i was not called and 30 diet —— the deteriorating situation throughout the day left me with no choice but to submit a letter of no confidence to sir graham brady. she is the mp for hartlepool. one of the newer mps, one of the red bull seats that the conservatives took away from labour. she was trying to get an assurance of support she says for our town and our promises. the party will be very, very aware that in a cost of living crisis they will want to be trying to hold on to all of those 80 seats that they won in the last election, that 18 majority that they had in the last election. there will be trying to hold on to do seats, but if people in those constituents are sent to their mps they are not getting the service they want

your reaction when jill biden does it and crickets? are those flats?ey: she was wearing wedges, i believe. >> joe: yes, i have a go-go machine and i looked before we did the segment and tried to see, can i find "washington post" or vogue criticizing current first lady in terms of footwear and you can't find it. melania was treated as poorly by the media by a mile. christmas decorations at the white house were ruthlessly mocked by washington post and other media outlets, she is a legal immigrant and yet jimmy kimmel mocked her accent after reading to other than which at an easter event. melania speaks four languages or four more than kimmel. no surprise dr. jill biden gets a pass, double standard is the rule not the exception. >> carley: it is, interesting the difference in media coverage. >> todd: like to apologize for failing on the fashion front. >> carley: she was wearing heels, it is okay. more important things than shoes. thank you, joe. joke come on, man, come on, todd. >> carley: crime is a major midterm issue, will defund the police movement hu

to your point i'm happy that jill biden is running the show by the machine if it's not jill biden isn'tarack obama who was running the policy of the white house customer think that another person's name if it is dr. jill biden okay somebody has to make decisions we know stop president joe biden. >> she should lose a doctor titled oberg rex i've got news for you shaun by the way you have nine kids are never going to be rich. wexler college alone is done. >> that is true. >> they are so well-behaved and so stinking cute. they are rachel's kids but. >> where is the president this weekend? pick any of the 50 states shall never guess where he is. >> getting ice cream. look at what state? in delaware again for your 17 days from a midterm you are not campaigning for anyone anywhere? i get some people don't want him but he's back there for a reason for he looks old, he looks tired and the american people know it. >> not wait if you ask the president and i now have to play the other side, he says wait, wait whoa slow down. my policies have not kicked in yet. give me time. okay they haven't kicke

and this will actually happen for you, jill wine-banks. imaginations. i will be in the front row of that peter. jill and andrew, thank you both, next, republican senate candidate herschel walker says he's against abortion for almost everyone except if it is someone close to him, that is according to new reports. speaking of abortion, florida is asking student athletes about dimensional history, and it's setting off alarm bells in the post roe era. state rep fentrice driskell joins me to talk about it. plus, latinos are so fairly underrepresented and media. according to a new report, actress america ferrera joins me to explain what that is to change. but first richard louis is standing by with other big stories that we're watching this hour msnbc. richard? >> alicia, according to japan's deputy defense minister, north korea launched two short range ballistic missiles from and eastern post overnight. this is the seventh missile fired by north korea in the past two weeks. on friday, you are supposed new sanctions on pyongyang. both green officials say that

i cannot answer that. >> alrighty, jill savage, charlie savage, jill banks. nice to meet you, charlie. >> charlie and jill, thank you. a programming note for you. join msnbc for special coverage of the next january six hearing at noon eastern and october 13th. our coverage will be led by andrea mitchell, katie turner and hallie jackson. then stick with msnbc for a two-hour recap special starting with 8 pm eastern featuring expert analysis from rachel now down, nicole wallace and more. watch everything on thursday on msnbc with hearing coverage also available on peacock. up next, a stark warning from president biden of a lattimer pond's brazen threats of nuclear warfare. russia loses ground in ukraine. we will get into what to make of biden's comments. more on simone right after this. after this 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! (bridget vo) with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. ♪♪ and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyond help... ...but then

it shows these are very serious people. >> over to you, jill. you know almost everybody in the business here. when it comes to raskin, what does it say about not only who he is, as nick hit us off with, but what does it mean for the case? >> they are now focusing on the confidential documents that were kept at mar-a-lago, endangering our national security. that's why you are bringing in someone who is a specialist in national security. the recent reporting about documents coming from that pile that involved iran and china are really scary and threaten our security. it's a very smart thing to focus on that. it makes it very hard for the department of justice not to pursue this to an indictment. there have been a number of people prosecuted for having dangerous materials in their possession, having wrongfully taken them. really, donald trump is a former president. he has no special rights. he has to be held accountable. if not, it's opening the door for anyone in the future to do the same thing. or, in the event that he should ever return to offic

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up and was like what did jill want me to say?s and the people, you don't touch the spouse but she is part of this, she knew the signs of dementia he was exhibiting while he was campaigning before he even declared probably and she persisted and you see her acting like his nurse, helping when he stumbles she is apparently berated staff allowed him to do his job and answer questions, as she said, for too long after a press conference, she is protecting him but is definitely pushing him forward. i don't think it is good for the country and don't think it bodes well, doesn't look good on her, doesn't show she cares for this man, this man needs to go back and be with his grandkids. todd: i saw him buffering on that question like a computer buffers. processing, processing. the friendliest interview environments you could imagine and i will not try to put myself at the front of this line, but every president i can think of put himself in front of an adversarial press. i remember off the top of my head donald trump in front of press confe

can they explain why jill biden doing the same after the latest storm is suddenly not fit to print? welcome back as "america reports" into hour two. sandra smith in new york city, and trace, great to have you here today. >> trace: those stories the start of a jam packed hour, kicking off with a fox news alert. >> biden administration and progressive democrats in washington have waged a war against fossil fuels. rather than unleashing american oil production, rather than celebrating american roughnecks, they go to communists and venezuela. >> sandra: tom cotton slamming the drilling in the wrong places, that the biden administration is considering scaling back sanctions on the oil rich nation of venezuela. they say the white house should be encouraging more drilling here at home. >> trace: after opec burned president biden announcing it would cut oil production by 200 million barrels a day, and as americans pay more, the tide is turning on the president and his party just five short weeks before the midterms. >> sandra: larry kudlow is making his way to the studio, he'll join us mome

and today, first lady jill biden will be in san francisco. >> for cancer awareness month. yes, she's going to be starting off at ucsf, highlighting the advances. they're making their cancer research. kron 4 sarah stinson. >> is live in the city with more on visiting were supposed to wear pink or just in october yes. >> yes, i'm wearing my paying for cancer awareness month. and what great place for doctor jill biden to visit one of the best cancer centers in the entire country. maybe even the world is right here in our own backyard, san francisco. and it is a place that doctor joe biden is going to tour this morning and really highlight the great work they do here with not only research but also treatment. she specifically visiting the center where they work on cancer and that is called the helen diller family, comprehensive cancer center. she's going to be learning all about what they do here. of course, perfect timing with the national cancer awareness month. so that is why joe biden is here. part of the biden administration's cancer moonshot, which gives federal resource

surprised that jill biden is not happy with the president going on for two hours, nobody stepping inw. when the president repeatedly, awkwardly shared he is going to get in trouble if he answers questions from the press after the speak, now we know who he was getting in trouble with, it wasn't ron klain, but mrs. biden. this speaks volumes around what little confidence the first lady has in her own husband to answer questions from let's face it a mostly hospitable press outside peter doocy and jackie h1n1 rick. behi americans have seen enough despite seeing little of him. poll after poll, three-quarters americans don't want this president to seek a second act, including 8 in 10 independents. number one reason, he is too old. >> here's some reaction, congressman austin scott in georgia, apparently the first down knows a train wreck when she sees one. elise stefan he can, the president of the united states shouldn't need a baby-sitter when he talks to the media. you look at this morning's news conference, more statement on gas prices and how they're going to bring down the gas prices.

we're also joined by cnn contributor on russian affairs jill dougherty. jill, how do you interpret this extremely rare visit today by putin with these mobilized troops, notably alongside his defense minister as well? >> yeah, it was really very interesting. i think number one, we've seen video of president putin the action man over the years. and there he was, you know, firing this rifle. so that was interesting. but i think also the fact that he was visiting that base, and that base in ryazan is where the people who are being mobilized, which is very controversial as we have been reporting. very controversial. the president was there looking at the kit that the soldiers supposedly get. and it was very thorough. it had kind of a pad for sleeping. weapons, shoes, boots. they looked at the boots, et cetera. why that's important is if you listen and read russian social media right now a lot of families are saying those boys are going off to fight without adequate gear. and so there's a lot of concern about that. families say they have to buy their own gear f

a staff writer at the new yorker and jill dougherty, former cnn moscow bureau chief.release of this intelligence in and of itself is significant. tell me why. >> well definitely because, you know, for the united states, it does not look good to have ukraine carrying out things that the united states said that it admitted that it was not aware of in advance. and that it actually admonished the ukrainians for doing. so that is something that could be slightly embarrassing, you'd have to say. and it is a bit worrisome because where is ukraine going with this. remember sh iin the beginning b was trying to be careful not to ignite for fighting and said there could be no u.s. boots on the ground, et cetera. so this comes out and it is a sign that the ukrainians are doing things that could be highly inflammatory and in the end quite dangerous. >> susan, what do you think the real effect of this could be or is going to be? what does putin do with this information now? >> well, i think there is the risk for the ukrainians that it plays into the russian propaganda that has alre

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first lady jill biden is here. yes. today she is in san francisco because of cancer awareness month. yeah, she wants to everybody's awareness of what is going to be out at ucsf medical center. >> highlighting the van says they've been making their in cancer research. i'm aware. i remember to wear the pink today and so did sarah stinson with more on her shot by sarah. >> yeah, we are representing in our pink in support of cancer awareness month and it's all about supporting the cause. that is why doctor jill biden will be here touring ucsf cancer center to learn about the cancer research done here. and the many programs that support cancer patients. ucsf as one of the best facilities for cancer treatment and research in the country. and doctor biden be touring ucsf, helen diller, family, comprehensive cancer center. she'll be joined by the national cancer institute director, the president of this center and representative jackie spear. this visit is a part of the biden administration's cancer moonshot, which gives federa

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good to see you, jill. all right. so help folks understand how vital this bridge is and the symbolism of this bridge as well. >> yeah. the symbolism is really important. you already heard fred talking about the military significance. but, you know, this is a very personal type bridge because, remember, before crimea, when russia illegally annexed crimea, there was no bridge. people took ferries or went over land, whatever. but this bridge was built, it cost $3.7 billion. it is huge. it's -- according to what i've read, the longest bridge in europe, and it was symbolic. you could almost think of it as kind of the wedding band between russia and crimea. it was connecting these two places that president putin said would be together forever as he took over that part of ukraine. so it's very important that way. it also significantly became kind of the cult symbol and there was a movie put together by of all people margarita, the head of r.t., russia's chief international propaganda network. she put together a movie that wa

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jill kerry hall, small caps are better says jill kerry hall who covers the small caps for bank of americae appreciate it. thanks very much as we go into the close i want to show you what's happening we are going to go out near the lows of the session, down 600 points or so on the dow, the s&p 500 has got every sector lower at the moment, energy faring the best, oil prices have been rising lately, consumer discretionary the worst performing sector. communication services, for instance, actually technology is now the worst. information technology down more than 4% and that's thanks in part to the big drop that we're seeing in amd which is down 14% on the close dragging all the chip makers, look at nvidia down 8% or so we're still going to get a gain for the week which is crazy after a day like today, doesn't feel that way, but we are still higher for the week and faring for our best week since june 24th the nasdaq a decline of almost 4% on the week, it is city higher, first positive one in four and the small caps down almost 3%. that's it for me on "closing bell." i will see you next week i

jill biden has for vetting white house officials?hey will do for the country or how they will do their job, she understands what her husband can do and what he's capable of and what he needs. i think any spouse could vet those individuals in that fashion. that's what worries me. it's really about protecting him as an individual. many of us, thought she would stop this from happening because she would love her husband and not want his reputation ruined. it seems as though, we'll remember a photograph early on, she was on air force one at the president's desk i believe with his jacket on looking at a binder of policies and things. it was like the people were saying, who got elected here. she was literally photographed in his position. we've known that president is not necessarily as engaged. the fact is she is protecting him. it means someone else is running the country and we've had that question. >> harris: the question becomes for voter if he want to run in 2024 is there a comfort done for person to have that role. here's what's int

jill, i'll start with you.egal development of the last week? there are so many, we always start with these broad questions to get your personal expertise on it? >> i think the combination is what is so powerful, is that we have so many witnesses there are about to be forced to tell the truth, to testify. i think the court is going to be forced to make a decision that there is no legitimate privilege, either executive privilege or attorney-client privilege. to me, it's been obvious for many years that there is no such privilege, that it gets waived when there is a need for it in a criminal case like this and possibly even for congress. the congress is less clear that it will be way, but certainly, the department of justice, there's no privileged. don't get testimony they're looking for, and that's going to move us forward a lot. i think that the two lawyers particularly have nothing to hide. they particularly seem to have been advised that everything going on was wrong, that it should not be done, so they did th

victoria, jill, thank you very much. >> thank you, charles.al anniversary from a gift of life with a very special person. can't wait to share that with you. my next guest is putting money to work today. get out a pen and pad. mike murphy, the great mike murphy is with us next ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. ♪. charles: folks, listen we had s

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today first lady jill biden is visiting san francisco for cancer awareness month. it's one of the big things that she's been. >> wanting to get awareness about. che's going to be out at ucsf medical center, highlighting the advances they've been making there. >> in cancer research and kron 4, sarah stinson is live in pink in san francisco, in honor of cancer awareness to tell us hi, sarah. >> darren, i got the memo about paying for national cancer awareness month. we're showing our support and that's why doctor jill biden is here at ucsf and san francisco. she'll be at the center for the cancer center this morning to show support and also learn about the research being done here as well as the treatment being done here at ucsf cancer center. >> and she will be accompanied by the national cancer institute's director as well as the president of the the center. they're going to be all with her to get this tour. this is one of the best facilities for cancer treatment research in the country. this is again, she'll be joined by the national cancer institute director, the

i haven't appeared on television for years . jill. i'll think if i assume campus leaders have also read my books and didn't like them. pandora's main character is police officer, marty o'connor condo isn't blind to the problems of cuban society. the woman problem worth about, you're only at a time like this, maria condo with the probably be a white tide of life on the politic robbie. the goyal to the go in grand consumption a little while ago, it seemed that cuba had a more or less well overnighted opposition will we me a bully. the young mom out of his own went, has practically completely disintegrated. film. see, 1st thing thing little by becoming but i think i went through it's you ation is starting to get very similar to what it was a year ago. bull policy look more thorough run your boss e. it's never a good idea to return to the blast along when you should be looking to the future. no, go and i went awful. jim e c motor only. if i met maria canada and got up and he asked me what i think about, but i will go or any one else for t

he said jill biden. dr. biden and then he stopped.rong. >> yes, you can tell the interviewer didn't want this to happen. remind ourselves where this aired. on msnbc. the interviewer was probably in more pain than biden's people thinking where is this going? we don't have a sharpie to tell him what to say. he was going it talk about his wife. i think he forgot she was a dr. biden. who is dr. biden? >> jesse: do you think jill doesn't want him to run for reelection, but he didn't want to say that? >> that's a good observation. i think she wants him to enjoy his elder years and he's not at the top of the game. >> jesse: interviewer struck a nerve? >> you could tell they were uncomfortable by it. the interviewer noticed he lost his train of thought. the interviewer stopped because he tried to prevent the president from continuing what was complete nonsensical answers. >> jesse: it's run it again one more time. >> it's my intention, my intention to run again. we have time to make that decision. >> dr. biden is for it? >> [silence]. >> mr.

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first lady jill biden jet setting across the country to campaign on behalf of her husband.rt of shed the sheen of politics in the way that >> the president keen to thank you. president is sticking to parts of the country where he's more popular tapping into campaign cash in california and stumping for candidates in oregon. but he'll soon be in battleground wisconsin and is set to head to pennsylvania in an event with vulnerable senate candidate john fetterman in liberal philadelphia. >> that was kellie meyer reporting for us tonight. secretary of state antony blinken was in the south bay today. this morning. blinken and house speaker nancy pelosi toward the stanford linear accelerator center later in the day, spoke at stanford university's hoover institution alongside former secretary of state condoleezza rice. conversation focused on the importance of national security, diplomacy and technology. >> we're thinking about supply chains and particularly for semiconductors. we've seen what happened when he's got destructive. we're designing together an early warning system so t

jill and i are, we're anxious to be here. we, i come from a little state, a little state of delaware, and it's not like the congresswoman from new york, she is from a big state. but we have a very relative term large puerto rican population in delaware relative to our population, we have the eighth largest black population in the country and between all minorities we have 20% of our state is minority. and so i was sort of raised in the pores reek -- puerto rican community at home politically. and we came here for a long time both for business and pleasure, since you're part of the third circuit court of appeals and delaware as well, and our chairman of the judiciary committee, i spent a lot of time in the northern part of the state. but look, it's people like you, who do so much for your community. and who make such a big difference as puerto rico rebuilds. thank you, governor, for your partnership, as we work together to help rebuild puerto rico. and i mean we build it all. and rebuild it in a resilient way. so when storms c

. >> right, in the role of jill biden and the president is very concerned about seats on planes.extra for those seats, little extra room. the president says they're racist. >> some airlines if you want six more inches of room between you and the seat in front are more money p this hits low income folks and people of color. >> laura: does this mean we get better snacks? >> laura how about tall people and bigger people who are not people of color. it's as if people of color are the only one who need extra space. >> laura: i see what you're saying. >> this is why 21% of african-americans are voting for gop candidates. that's ridiculous comments from him. >> laura: let me tell you those junk fees raymond on the cell phone bills they're bad. >> go google it, i promise. >> laura: in the olden days they said google it. that's his big initiative the junk fees. they are bad, but come on. all right, they're telling me to wrap raymond. your fault >> just how bad are things for democrats? well races thought to be impossible in any other year are now giving the left heartburn. republican sena

it is apparently not going to work. >> jill dohertity, good to see you.. >> coming up, president biden hitting the campaign trail out west. and the final stretch before the midterm elections. the president is expect to speak live at any moment. you see that? that's when i realized it's time to finally do t the thing we've been talking about for years. so we're making plans fofor right now. ♪ careful. ♪ you know, opera isn't so bad. do you like it? start your plan today with a northwestern mutual financial advisor and spend your life living. ♪ does sinus congestion and pressure make breathing feel impossible especially at night? try vicks sinex. unlike most sinus treatments, it provides instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. its powerful decongestant targets congestion at the source, with a dual action formula that relieves nasal congestion and soothes sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours, try vicks sinex. from vicks - trusted relief for over 125 years. [sfx: voice relief] - hey honey. - hey da

>> it's a swing and there's a plaque and it says, "joe loves jill."never sat on it because i don't want to break it. let me show you this. >> first of all, just this framing, it's so pretty. he took us to the family heritage garden, a quiet place of reflection that honors previous vice presidential families and their pets. oh, wow. >> remember president h.w. bush was vice president and they lived here for eight years. there it is, milly. >> are you scared that i actually remembered the name of his dog? >> i love it. sometimes if you just sit in here knowing that you're literally amongst history and it's such a great, beautiful, contemplative place to think about what's happening right now. >> how often do your kids get here? >> not enough, not enough. >> they're grown people. emhoff has two children from a previous marriage to kiersten emhoff. they divorced when their kids were still young. ella is now 23, a fashion design are and model in new york who became an influencer of sorts during the 2020 campaign, and 28-year-old cole is recently engaged and

including hearing from first lady jill biden.nd-raiser telling a deep story of helping a friend helping a fwrend abortion before roe. secrecy, silence, danger, death, that's what defined that time for so many women. women will not let this country go backwards. we fought too hard for too long and we know there is just too much on the line. joining us now, former president secretary to the first lady, michael larosea. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me here. >> you know more about this story. is this the first time? >> when i read it, it is the first time i heard the story. this is what she talked about a lot. when the decision came down, how this is not abstract for her shechlt lived it. she lived pre-roe. that's what fired her up. but if you know dr. biden, like you know she is sort of the protector of her family's privacy and of her own privacy. >> yeah. >> she doesn't share stories like this very often. that sort of like --that's what blew me away hearing her own personal story about how this affected

now tell him what you're going to do to day of what am i getting and are jill mask massage, he did. he normally are jewels a type of clay, right? exactly. a full on each medicinal play that we mix with. rose water and orange blossom extract orange. we mix that with the od jill to make it very smooth facial mask because it brightens and moisturizers the skin and cleanses it, which is why we sometimes rub it on the entire body. in the steam bath malware can helps combat wrinkles and has an anti aging effective gauging. oh yes, i'm the aging. i mean, i sure what does the her mom mean to you that either going to the her mom is a typically tune. is he in constant pleasant, good, old chinese eons. go to the her mom once a week i look a model was full of what came on, came out with stainless from the facts it, in the old days, people didn't have running water at home, good sanitary facilities. so what would them on those, amanda men and women together? muscle, you know, separately, doors, there are times for men and others for women of but at the same her mom just at different time, look t

. >> ejempl a seguir, muchas gracias por el informe y la primera dama jill biden, está de visita en californiaa el partido demócrata, y vemos en pantalla una tormenta de arena, en san diego cerca al desierto, por cierto, el servicio nacional de meteorología, emitió advertencia, de vientos con arena, on visibilidad de ceremonia, . >> y otro video en el área de la bahía en la carretera 280, toda el área, estuvo cubierta por neblina, pero no hubo más contratiempos, vamos a ver el panorama, en este momento, tenemos imágenes en vivo en oakland, san francisco palo alto, un panmorama despejado, algo de tráfico, pero nada importante, queremos saber de las temperaturas para el fin de

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jill doherty, let's talk to you a little bit. domestically within russia now, are more russians becoming aware of the realities of this war as men mobilized off the street for all practical purposes are already coming home in body bags, big numbers? >> yeah, i think wolf, you would have to say that, you know, this is now affecting this partial mobilization, it's affecting people not affected before. people from big cities, moscow, st. petersburg, not people, not young men from the poorer parts of russia who were serving up until this point. that's one. and then also on social media you see quite a lot of comments about people who were sent to the front with almost no preparation and they are coming back literally within days or weeks unfortunately, you know, in coffins, in body bags and the final thing is a lot of comments about the fact that people are not being properly prepared. these are mostly civilians and they're being thrown into these really tough battles with very little preparation, training or even equipment and somet

joining me now is jill wine-banks, former watergate special prosecutor and co-host of the sisters ina better person to talk to about this. i first want to get to this idea of a quid pro quo. what we're hearing here is that trump, still believing the fbi was unfairly investigating and was like, okay, here is my plan, everybody, i'm going to steel stuff that i know isn't mine in the hopes that the government will then give me documents to prove a theory that i had four years as president to find out when i did have access to classified documents. am i crazy for thinking that that doesn't even make sense by trumpian standards, or was there some logic here where maybe the doj would have been willing to cut that deal in exchange forgetting some of these documents back snk. >> you are not crazy. i'm afraid it's donald trump who is. he is definitely delusional in thinking this. first of all, as you noted, if he had such documents, if there were such documents, if they possibly existed, he had four years when he had every right to ask for them tond to get them. my suspicion is they do not ex

joining me now is jill dougherty professor at georgetown university. and colonel cedrick layton and retired air force intelligence officer. colonel, let me begin with you and pick up from what we just heard from nick in talking about russia flexing its military muscle now with the strikes, over 80 missiles launched. at a time when the military itself, what is happening on the battlefield is hit hard and regrouping. we had the mobilization over 200,000 russians called to action here and they have to be trained over the next few months. there have been some thought and speculation about what that may look like as russia regroups. are we getting a preview by these strikes overnight? is this what is going to be happening as these soldiers are being trained? >> well, brianna, it is a partial preview. russians have looked at artillery and rockets as the god and goddess of war. and you're looking at their initial response to what happened with the bridge. the one that connected crimea with russia or did at least. so this is part of what they're going to do. a

. >> first lady jill biden was new hampshire today were husband was home in delaware, and she heads to new york tomorrow to defend the confines westchester county, and headed and long island travel plans for the days ahead. biden: i will be back in pennsylvania and maryland and going to be i believe in new mexico, california, i will be all around the country this is not a referendum coming it is a choice. >> but is press secretary jen said that if these midterm elections are referendum the present, invest will lose will have more the attack on a pelosi later the show. jon: wow honesty, from the former press secretary, lucas, the white house and thank you. "fox news" team coverage continues battleground states, and includes pennsylvania, were crucial sin race is now a statistical tie between the truck back to doctor oz and lt. governor of estee, john federman both candidates seemed a tossup race are banking on their parties leaders to help them try to win votes and senior national correspondent, richardson his life outside of philadelphia with the latest there. reporter: and good evenin