. >> l primera dama de estados unidos, jill biden visitó a familiares,. >> alberto nos cuenta más . >ron a saludar a jill biden, conversó con líderes en un centro local . >> la primera dama de la comunidad, por eso seguirá visitando a diferentes organizaciones latinas, temas como la vivienda, además del sistema económico, . >> ante las preocupaciones, comenzaron a darles apoyo, muchos tenían servicios de salud y humanos, javier agradeció la oportunidad en las comunidades, reconociéndolos . >> está haciendo esto para conocer mejor lo que están sintiendo afortunadamente, este día, estamos hablando con familias . >> mientras tanto la enfermera dani ceballos que vieron grandes acances en pandemia, son barreras que deben siperar . >> tienen acceso a computadoras y teléfono, elos pueden tratar de bucar ma manras . >> estamos pidiendo todo esto a la comunidad . >> las personas podrían usar mascarillas en interiores, si es que están completamente vacunada, de acuerdo a funcionardios e salud, el condado podría pasar, en diciembre y enero . >> el 80 delas personas, los casos de covid-19, con ho

jill biden there. robin will have much more of her interview tomorrow on "good morning america," including the very moving discussion on breast cancer awareness. >>> in the meantime tonight, we're going to turn to the breaking headline from the nfl. the league now agreeing to changes to its $1 billion concussion settlement program. altering the way claims for compensation are now evaluated, eliminating the controversial practice of race norming, which critics claim made it harder for black players to qualify for payouts. abc news reporting on this for some time now and now major changes. here's abc's janai norman tonight on what this new deal means for former players and their families. >> reporter: tonight, the nfl and its former players have reached an agreement to change the way concussion claims are evaluated. the new terms meant to be filed under seal but abc news learning that in that 46-page document, the nfl and other parties state that no race norms or demographic estimates, whether black or w

jill biden. this morning, the first lady's mission to encourage women not to wait when it comes to getting a potentially life-saving screening for breast cancer. >> there's nothing more important than your health. nothing. >> dr. biden speaking about her personal connection to the important message and her dedication to education. >> we are not giving up. ♪ catching my breath ♪ >>> and baby blitz. this nfl star coming in clutch, for the most important catch of his life. what happened when the jacksonville jaguar's wife went into labor several weeks early. how the defensive lineman delivered his baby girl. ♪ no one can hold me back ♪ >>> well done, michael. >> good morning, america. i have to say that because as defensive linemen we're not used to catching anything. i'm glad he was able to actually catch his baby girl. >> so close. >> so close. >>> good morning, america. happy thursday, everybody. robin, i'm excited, you have a big interview with the first lady. >> dr. jill biden, yes, something th

>> president biden: my name is jill biden, i'm jill biden's husband.d wanting to be governor next time. for wanting to expand pre-k for three and 4-year-olds, millions of -- >> greg: i'm going to pretend i knew what that was. but maybe there was someone else on the presidents mind. speak to iran against donald trump. jerry is running against an accolade of donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. trump. donald trump. former president donald trump. this is not a trump rally. he doesn't want to talk about trump anymore. well, i do. >> greg: you mentioned a trump 24 times during that speech and that's once for every time he peed almost. thanks to inflation, supply chain issues and labor shortages, this thanksgiving will be the most expensive meal and history of the holiday. but i guess that makes it a good opportunity to have a simpler more authentic pilgrim thanksgiving. you can actually recreate the original menu that was there in 1621, just ask pelosi. she was there. joe, what gives? >> you're going to save money with old joe this thanks

i am jill biden's husband. and that's how i'm better known.ney, auxiliary president lamen and a guy i've known a long time, jimmy pasco and director. thank you for this invitation to be here today. secretary of homeland security mayorkas, thank you for the great job you're doing for us. thank you very much, and it's a tough job. most importantly, for the families here today, this is all about you. about you. you know, i've been coming to this memorial for 40 years. missed a couple. but -- and i've spoken at many -- too many police memorials all around the country. and it always amazes me how the public doesn't fully understand what we expect of our law enforcement officers. we expect you to be people ready to stand in the way and take a bullet for us. we expect you to be able to track down the bad guys. we expect you to be the psychologist who talks to the couple what who have having a violent confrontation together to step back. we expect you to be everything. we expect everything of you. and it's beyond the capacity of anyone to meet the tot

jill biden.the top of the first lady's agenda that affects women everywhere. >> here are seven things you need to know before you go. we are tracking some showers. this is a light storm, even lingering into your friday morning. jobina: we are following a number of crashes because of the wet commute. starting in daly city where we have an overturned car on westbound 280. injuries have been reported. kumasi: number three, people across the bay area are waking up without power. pg&e's outage map shows several outages. reggie: number four, the fda has authorized booster shots for people who received the moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines, and it is allowing americans to mix and match any of the three vaccines as a booster. kumasi: authorities in florida are trying to identify human remains that could be brian laundrie. federal agents found the remains yesterday along with a bag belonging to laundry, the boyfriend of 22-year-old murdered gabby reieinstiglliousf and theet mer while hiking the yosem

i am jill biden's husband. the reason i am here tonight is my wife jill teaches full-time at the virginia community college. >> [cheers and applause]. >> and terry mcauliffe will be her boss. to win the republican nomination he embraced donald trump. this it will be dedicated to the passenger rail and [inaudible]. it's a big game changer. vote, vote, vote. >> sean: kind of joe to dedicate his time and energy to the mcauliffe campaign. not often he gets away from the white house this late at night. probably took a long nap to campaign for terry mcauliffe who announced that joe's horrible performance in office was dragging him down. take a look. >> we got to get democrats out to vote. we are facing a lot of head winds from washington. the president is unpopular today in virginia. we have to plow through. >> sean: joe biden is unpopular. after a series of massive self-inflicted crises his approval numbers are in the mid-30s and with the opponent glenn youngkin picking up momentum, desperate times call for desperat

jill biden on reports two years of free community college will not survive in the bill. >>> the frightening moment on the highway. a police officer on the scene of an accident, blindsided by a speeding car. we do have news on his condition tonight. >>> also news this evening about a major medical breakthrough. surgeons successfully transferring a pig kidney to a human patient and what this could mean. >>> doctors telling the 95-year-old queen elizabeth that she needs rest. the queen canceling her trip and what she's now saying. >>> also word coming in tonight of an attack on a u.s. base overseas. what we've learned. >>> and the walkout at netflix. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the fbi before the cameras late today in the gabby petito case. this month-long search now for brian laundrie. a short time ago, the fbi confirming investigators have found what appears to be human remains along with laundrie's backpack and notebook. all of it not far from his family home in florida. crews had searched the nature preserve many

i am jill biden's husband. i think she's either in new jersey or virginia, i am not sure, after teaching 15 credits this week at community college. she is out there making a case. i am here today to talk about what's fundamentally at stake right now, in my view, for the families not only of connecticut, because you are ahead of the curve and some of what you have done on your own, but for our country. for a long time, america set the pace across the globe. for most of the 21st century, we let the world by significant margin investments we invested in our own people. in our people. not only our roads, highways and bridges, but our people and our families. we didn't just build the interstate highway system to win the space race. we were also among the first to provide access for free education, beginning back at the turn of the 20th century. it was a distinction and a direction to invest in our children and families, and it's a major reason why we were able to lead the world in the 21st century. one of the few co

jill biden, community college educator, that the community college provision joins the list of things that is falling out of this bill because of the price tag. a.b., is there at least going to be the chance for republican support if this car drivers offer the lot at a significantly lower price? >> oh, no, if the two are combined, you won't see any republican support. if they are voted on separately, the physical infrastructure transportation package that received 19 republican votes in the senate has a good chance of attracting some house republican votes. what's interesting is that nancy pelosi in early october said in a letter to her colleagues, after they extended the surface transportation funding until october 31, let's get this done. the sooner the better to get those jobs out there. really pushing, again, for separating the bills. the president has stuck with progressives on pairing them. what's interesting about it today is when we woke up, it sounded like they would blow the halloween deadline. it now sounds like progressives were convinced by the president at this meeting t

if it ultimately failed, it would be a failure of jill biden come up that that is one of the problems they are having right now. jill biden is not powerful or popular enough to go out and say, i need to do this and have people come along. host: you say that we should not underestimate nancy pelosi, but what about joe biden? what should he be doing differently? or should he be doing anything differently? guest: i would agree that presidents have enormous power. i think this is exactly what the president is doing and will continue to do. this president has -- his negotiating style does not make for a reality tv show ratings. these are very different from the last four years. it is not that surprising that people do not think he is moving the needle. he spent 36 years in the u.s. senate. oftentimes negotiating on behalf of the senate. he knows exactly how the building works. talking to those within the administration, he is making tremendous progress. people in d.c. constantly talk about policies and price tags. we should be talking about the people. we are talking about how this legisla

process of picking 12 jurors and four alternates could take as long as weeks co up, first lady jill bidenexclusive interview about this year's best teachers. >>> and america's child care crisis. we'll hear about the problems they face. best selling author john grisham stops by with his new legal thriller "a judge's list." thank you for watching. i'm anne marie green. have a great day.

but, if jill biden is not the wizard of oz, who is. maybe it's joe's old boss barack obama who is the great powerful oz. >> tax rate, corporate tax rate 35. -- 37%. barack and i thought it should come down, the paris accord, which when i was with the obama administration we helped negotiate and the obama biden administration. >> joe spends a lot of time a lot of time talking about the former president while not acting very presidential himself. maybe he is not the great and powerful oz. maybe it's the cdc. maybe dr. anthony fauci is the man behind the curtain, more on that in just a moment come up on "fox news primetime." but the scariest answer to this question may be that no one is pulling the strings every day this white house looks more and more like a rudderless ship that is spinning around in circles, almost like wandering around. a cnn town hall. joining me now fox news contributor tomi lahren and fearless with jason whitlock contributor delano scirs, thank you for being with us tonight tomi, who is in charge? >> well, i think t

jill biden spoke friday, kamala harris will on thursday. to campaign on behalf of mcauliffe, no word on president biden. he pointed to the president's approval numbers as a challenge but denies he's lacking energy. >> these reporters can write the same stories every four years. i would have told you six months ago they would write this same story. they recycle these. >> enthusiasm is one of the most talked about issues, education. outspoken suburban parents critical of covid-19 policies in school curriculums have taken on a new level of political engagement and republicans hope that will translate into votes. >> when it comes to education, the woke liberal policies are not flying with virginia voters. >> tomorrow night in fairfax county, youngkin is making an announcement with solutions for what he sees is an epidemic of government overreach in virginia schools. in washington, alexandria hoff, fox news. >> shannon: we're going to watch that race and have news for you. he's a good sport. all of these weird things. these are cookies made out

jill biden talks about it all the time. now that looks to be stripped of it as well. that's a messaging perspective. one they would challenge by saying we're doing the best we k. again they point to polling that shows these proposals are pretty popular outside the beltway. chuck. >> they're popular but they're not. when you test them, when you tell people about them, they're not at the tip of their tongue. it hasn't become what they see all the time here, anyway. thank you all for getting us started. >>> i want to bring in alex padilla, you spoke to president biden yesterday about voting rights. i argue the day you were sworn in, you have been on this issue. i don't think anybody can say you haven't been focused on this, you haven't been sounding the alarm. are you concerned in 2024 you will look back and say we should have done more? i don't have a good answer if i have a sense of urgency on this particularly if you have one party not accepting the premise. what is your concern about whether what should be the existential threat the democratic party needs to focus on

borja: la buena noticia se la comunicÓ la primera dama jill biden, en donde ejerce como docente y nosempezar con esta pregunta quiero comenzar con la preocupaciÓn que muchos padres tienen hoy en dÍa y que es un debate nacional. voy a ser directo. ¿debe ser obligatorio que se vacuna los maestros?en tu opiniÓn. >> yo me vacunÉ el segundo que era posible. porque sabÍa que para mÍ era importante saber que hago mi parte para proteger a mis estudiantes y a sus familias y comunidades, y proteger a mis colegas. para mi la vacunaciÓn es la cosa mÁs importante que nos tenemos que unificar para asegurar que tenemos que pasar la pandemia y continuar con la vida, importa la polÍtica de la comunidad. que todo el mundo estÉ sano. y como maestro puedo demostrar esto en vacunarme. entonces estoy orgullosa de estar vacunada totalmente. >> dando el ejemplo. cuÉntame un poco los retos que viven ustedes ahora los maestros en estas circunstancias. >> claro, eh, para empezar, los maestros y los profesores son personas tan importantes en todo el mundo. aquÍ en estados unidos se viven tiempos difÍciles con mu

jill biden will bring to the trail.ders back, fighting for each other, we haven't given up. we just need leadership worthy of our nation. worthy of you, honest leadership to bring us back together, to recover from this pandemic and prepare for whatever else is next. the burdens we carry are heavy. and we feed someone with strong shoulders. i know that if we entrust this nation to joe, he will do for your family what he did for ours. bring us together and make us whole. carry us forward in our time of need. keep the promise of america for all of us. >> mick, it's amazing that was her at the convention and we are still a country fighting with what this last phase, sort of the ebb at the end of the delta wave. so much of that message is relevant if that's the note she sound on the campaign trail. >> well, look, people in this country and virginia and else are exhausted. people are tired, they have been in political warfare of the highest pitch for four.5 years and underneath this effort by democrats to bring in all the big

you mentioned terry mcauliffe wants to bring first lady jill biden and former president barack obama campaign. is he going to have president biden come? >> reporter: in fact, white house press secretary general psak psaki said that press conference plans to campaign in virginia before leaving for a foreign trip at the end of this month. we do expect him here. among democrats that's likely to help terry mcauliffe because the president standing is quite good among democratic voters. at this point it is all about energizing your representative bases. we do expect president biden here. jake, the bigger question, will president trump actually stay away or will he be drawn into holding one of his famous rallies? >> interesting. thanks so much. sources tell cnn that trump's repeated cries of election fraud in the 2020 race has taken another bizarre turn which frustrates the republican party leaders. he said if we don't solve the fraud of 2020 republicans will not be voting in '22 or '24. again, there was no significant election fraud in 2020, but still telling republicans not to vote. melani

they are bringing in jill biden who is supposed to be very relatable.ring in the heavy hitters to back him up because, obviously, they are concerned about this election. >> we have a graphic. the mcauliffe campaign saying we have president biden first lady jill biden, barack obama, doug imhoff, stacey abrams, keisha lance bottoms, amy klobuchar and glen youngkin says this is what terry mcauliffe has to do because he can't win on his own. he needs to bring in all these people. >> so now having surrogates is suspicious behavior? >> he's trying to turn -- >> yeah, the fact he doesn't want trump to come in. >> yeah, that's the point. he's trying to distance himself from trump while also getting all the trump voters because it's virginia. and so there are voters there that are moderate and aren't going to like trump. so he doesn't have anybody he can call in because he doesn't want to -- he doesn't want everybody to know that he's aligned with trump. so i just think that's a campaign. that's a functioning campaign. >> one thing, i'm for mcauliffe to be clear

first, i hear we have jill biden, the first lady saying good-bye as she prepares to exit.re is the president? he's still in there. why? after you meet with the pope, you meet with the extended leadership there and have more policy type discussions. now there goes il papa in the fiat. delia gallagher is with me. talk about different images. the most powerful man in catholicism leaves in that little tiny car and joe biden shows up 80 cars deep in one of the biggest cadillacs they call the beast. >> always a big show of force with the u.s. and their security and pope francis, always travels in a small car, little tiny fiat. he leaves there, he doesn't live there anymore. he has to go back to his house, lunch time now. so probably going back to have some lunch because he has a full day too. the president is still inside with the vatican secretary of state, the vatican foreign minister, talking about some of the more, as you said, policy issues. but the interesting thing is how long the meeting with the pope lasted. we're hearing from 90 minutes to the vatican saying an hour an

>> jill biden is, absolutely. and that will do -- play well in those districts that i mentioned.m, because joe biden just underwater on issue after issue. he's underwater on every issue except for covid, where he's barely above water by one percentage point. people elected joe biden for two reasons. one is to get rid of donald trump. he did that. second is to solve the covid problem, which initially seemed to be going well, but is not going well and hasn't been since. and the third is tied to the economy, which is you will not solve the economic problem until you solve the covid problem. and that's what people are looking at. >> jesse, would you say that the president has been botching the covid response? >> i wouldn't. i think it's an unbelievably complex problem that we knew was going to be difficult from the jump. democrats didn't paint a picture of a world where we would sweep into office and be able to handle this in a way where it would just go away. but i think the president's team and the president himself are laser focused on the issue and we're actually actually startin

my name is joe biden, i am joe biden's husband -- jill biden's husband. auxiliary present penny and a guy i've known for long time, jimmy pascoe, executive director gave me this invitation to be with you today. the secretary of homeland security, thank you for being here and for the great job you are doing for us. thank you very much, and it is a tough job. most importantly, the families here today, this is all about you. about you. you know, i have been coming to this memorial for 40 years. i missed a couple, and i have spoken it many, too many police memorials around the country. and it always amazes me how the public does not fully understand what we expect of our law enforcement officers. we expect you to be people to be ready to stand in the way and take a bullet for us. we expect you to be able to track down the bad guys. we expect you to be the psychologist who talks the couple that are having a violent confrontation together to step back. we expect you to be everything. we expect everything of you, and it is beyond the capacity of anyone to meet t

jill biden, robin roberts.at could be life-saving. tomorrow on "good morning america." >> i'm looking forward to sitting down with dr. jill biden later today. we're going to do that in the bronx. she's been advocate for cancer prevention for so long and her focus right now is one that's incredibly important. encouraging women to get screened even though we're still in a pandemic. we'll bring you that tomorrow. it's not just -- all of us have put off screenings and going to the doctor. need to do that rig. t's very, verympornt. >>> now we're going to turn to a very special "tell t.j." our series highlighting real heros who uplift their community and >> t.j. holmes is about to give one deserving man the surprise of a lifetime. we often say that, but we really mean this. a million times we mean this. how's it going ks t.j.? >> reporter: you know what, robin, i'm tired of all this whispering and sneaking around. can we let the cat out of the bag? let my man know what's going on. we've been talking about him forever

president joe biden and first lady jill biden attended the 40th annual peace officers' memorial serviceside the u.s. capitol building. the event pays tribute to law enforcemt officers killed in the line of duty. noting the event's location, president biden specifically paid tribute to law enforcement's role in thwarting the attack on congress on january 6. >> because of you-- democracy survived. but only because the women and men of the u.s. capital police force, washington, d.c. metropolitan police partment and other law enforcement, who once ain, put their bodies on the line. >> sreenivasan: the event honored 491 law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty in 2019 and 2020, including more than 300 who died from covid-19 last year. nasa began a 12-year mission to investigate eight asteroids in our solar system. >> lift off. atlas v takes flight. >> sreenivasan: a spacecraft called "lucy" blasted off today before dawn, set for a four billion-mile journey focused on asteroids near jupiter. named after one of the oldest known human ancestors, a 3.2-million-year-old skeleton, the

maria: i do not remember jill biden ever going to the border.ing to the border. there was never any evidence that i can find and yet he said he knows all about it, although he does not have the time to secure the country, miranda. >> it sounds like another joe biden fantasy. not the point anyway. the point is secure the border. his very first day in office joe biden side a bunch of executive orders to dismantle the trump era. hard border protection measures. we know what happens. it happens all over the world. happened in europe, happened in australia. as soon as you dismantle your border protection, people from all over the world are going to copy it they will come because a criminal people smuggle networks, the cartels, the coyotes, they know they are back in business and they prey upon the most vulnerable in the poorest people in the world who are just doing what we all would do. look for a better life. when you now dismantle the border, all you are doing is you are now complacent and that people smuggling rings and the exploitations of the m

my name is joe biden, i am joe biden's husband -- jill biden's husband. auxiliary present penny and a guy i've known for long time, jimmy pascoe, executive director gave me this invitation to be with you today. the secretary of homeland security, thank you for being here and for the great job you are doing for us. thank you very much, and it is a tough job. most importantly, the families here today, this is all about you. about you. you know, i have been coming to this memorial for 40 years. i missed a couple, and i have spoken it many, too many police memorials around the country. and it always amazes me how the public does not fully understand what we expect of our law enforcement officers. we expect you to be people to be ready to stand in the way and take a bullet for us. we expect you to be able to track down the bad guys. we expect you to be the psychologist who talks the couple that are having a violent confrontation together to step back. we expect you to be everything. we expect everything of you, and it is beyond the capacity of anyone to meet t

and when you look at what is happening around the world this year in terms of climate disasters, jill biden here and people did not expect to drown in their basements in new york after hurricane —joe. the impacts of climate change are clear. we were saying before about looking at what is at stake in this conference and we already live in a 1.1 world, a world about 1.1 we already live in a 1.1 world, a world about1.1 on we already live in a 1.1 world, a world about 1.1 on average compared to preindustrial age temperatures across the world. these things do not play out on a level way and parts of the world suffer much more and feel the impacts of low—lying island nations are suffering huge storm surges and seeing that inundation on the states. sub—saharan africa, economies that have done the least to cause climate change, suffering the biggest. it is something we are living through and we will not stop climate change. what this process and the stage in the process are about are about limiting it and that is why we will keep reading again and again about 1.5 and decisive action within the next

includes house speaker nancy pelosi, former gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams and first lady jill bidenpaign as of now. neither is vice president harris. president biden is not popular right now in virginia. he is in a tight race with republican nominee glenn youngkin. a new poll from the associated press indicates mcgrath's american citizens across party lines have increased worry over cyberattacks and the view russia and china as major threats. let's talk about that with the fair and balanced group, congresswoman nancy mays. think about for being here. you both have a piece of legislation called the federal rotational cyber workforce program that passed the house. how serious is this and what is happening in congress about it? >> first of all i want to say thank you, thank you for being here this evening and working together on this piece of legislation. the infrastructure debate, the debt ceiling debate doesn't tell us anything about how hard it is to be bipartisan in this country. we're doing it, we are working together on the cyber rotational workforce program which will allow the

cancer many years ago that it was put frances, that counseled the family, including the 1st lady, jill biden, who is present at this meeting as well. so this is something that is a formal meeting between 2 heads of state, but it's also one that is very pres, personal rather for president joe biden. and white house correspondent, company how good in the vatican today following that visit for us. thanks so much. kimberly. now tough oil and gas executives have denied misleading the public about climate change. the c, or is of exxon mobil, chevron b. p. america, and the president of shall, all appeared before the u. s. congress. they were asked about their roles and down playing the threat of global warming, as, as the 1st time that they've actually tested under earth on the subject. how does your castro reports? it's been a year of historic wildfires and the american west. deadly freezes in the south and record breaking, flooding in the east. the fury of these weather disasters likely amplified by climate change nearly matched by the anger of democrats on the house oversight committee, who gril

. -- jill biden, and stacey abrams, they should alling asked. >> america -- listen to science. n who is also supported the policies, where is the president of the united states on this story? the president should be speaking out. where is kamala harris? you know she is putting golf or something. where is she? where is attorney i general of the united states, where is the investigation, mark? the i federal government saying, we're going to investigate this. after all, it is a federal school system. where are they on these? they have to get involved. federal government has a responsibility to state government has, a responsibility. and police have a report, as far as i know only people who give a damn are the police. mark: brent bozell thank you so much, for all you do. your book, stops along the way coming out in december is a terrific book, i encourage people to go to amazon.com. they can prebuy on right now, t the book is stops along the way, we'll be right back. got directv stream. now we can watch live tv and on demand. serena... scary movie... serena... scary movie... serena

jill, dr. biden, has an expression she uses for real. outeducates us will outcompete us. we cannot be competitive in the 21st century, in this global economy, if we fail to invest. that's why i propose two critical pieces of legislation being debated in washington right now. both bills, they're not about left versus right, they're not about moderate versus progressive or anything else that pits one american against another. these bills are about competitiveness versus complacency, but opportunity versus decay, about leading the world or continuing to let the world move by us. folks, a lot of folks know what's at stake in the infrastructure bill. it's about rebuilding the arteries of our economy, putting people to work in good paying jobs. estimates from wall street are that it will create up to 16 million new jobs over time. good paying jobs, union jobs. not five bucks an hour, $7.50, but 40, $50 an hour, you know, prevailing wage. you can raise a family on it, you can live with some dignity and pride. replacing lead water pipes. there's

they brought in jill biden, brought in barack obama, president biden, kamala harris, bernie sanders,ing to recover from the fact that the highest taxed people in the nation, if taxes are not your issue, probably not your state. doesn't matter who he brings in, the crowds have been very low-energy, poor turnout for every one of those people, we had great rallies up and down the state and it is resonating. we are in position for a win. laura: your mention is pretty common sense, it is not over-the-top, it is common sense message about business, schools, small businesses especially being able to keep their livelihoods going forward and i find this interesting that a new poll from monmouth shows president biden's approval underwater in new jersey by 6 points. you have a 7.one% or so unemployment rate in new jersey, the second lowest in the nation's, worst unemployment in the nation so doesn't the start to add up in your favor? >> it does this president biden is severely underwater that group to dictate the outcome in statewide elections and that is the 2.4 million independent voters that

todd: first lady jill biden, college-educated will campaign for mcauliffe in virginia. jillian: as the crisis at the southern border continues, "fox and friends" of the bride supported lawrence jones is getting a firsthand look at the situation on the ground. todd: he visited a train yard in texas were troopers patrol and catch stowaway migrants, take a look. >> for the state of texas the border fight is bigger than the physical barrier, the tools they use to get into the country. trains. some of them surrender themselves willingly and others, they run. who is there to meet them? the texas to part of public safety. >> we will the guy in the tower. in these containers and as the train starts to roll people are jumping off. the troopers what you get up top on the train. >> we are in a train yard in the state of texas where the texas department of public safety special operations unit are conducting inspections of this train yard. you sit here and see a bottle of water for migrants legally entering the country, electric lights for them. this shows the desperation they have

here is his love -- a look at his visit that included first lady jill biden. pres. my national security advisor, jake sullivan. >>[speaking italian] perez biden: -- pres. biden: this is amy. you just made me a hero. this is anthony. she knows more about foreign policy than i do and she is smarter than i am. o'connor, a colonel in the united states army. he is my doctor, they had to assign me a doctor. she tries to keep me in line. i hope you find this gift from the united states appropriate. thank you. >> [speaking italian] >> this is his message for world peace. he has been this to you. pres. biden: thank you. thank you, thank you, for my library. well, your holiness, i did not presume. pres. biden: i am not sure it is appropriate, but there is a tradition in america. that the president has words called a command corner. he gives to warriors and leaders. and, you are the most significant warrior for peace on earth. and, with your permission i would like to be able to give you this. it has the u.s. steel on the front -- seal on the front, and what is different with

they have brought in jill biden, they brought in barack obama, they brought in joe biden, kamala harris bernie sanders. and i'll tell you what scum he is trying to recover from the fact that he said the highest tax people in the nation, phil murphy -- if taxes are you as you, we are probably not your state. it doesn't matter who he brings in paired the crowds have been very, very low energy and for turnouts for every one of those people -- we've had great rallies up-and-down the state. i think our messages are resonating. be one your message is pretty common sense. it is not over-the-top. it is a common sense message about business, schools, and small businesses especially being able to keep their livelihood going forward. and i found this interesting, a new poll shows biden's approval under water in new jersey by six points. you guys have a 7.1% or so unemployment rate in new jersey. that is the second lowest in the nation. worst unemployment in the nation. so doesn't this all start to add up in your favor? >> it does, laura. in fact, biden is severely underwater with that group that r

it it's crazy and you've got the president, jill biden, they are spotted at the upscale d.c. if spotted without a mask despite the mandate. the white house says they hadn't put them on the outs and the photo is misleading. there is one problem. it's not a photo, it's a video and they were carrying the masks when they entered. you can almost forgive the president. i'm not sure he knew he was at a restaurant. here he is today trying to address a teacher's event. ♪ ♪ >> i tell you what. i would like to learn. ♪ ♪ >> laura, that could be an allegory for the whole presidency. he's talking and nobody's paying attention. they're going in their own direction. >> laura: no, no, no that's the end of the play that's already over in the proper people come out and they have the latter going behind. he's just wandering around saying okay. like jill as well, i better come in and push him off the platform. tell us about the man of steel. >> first up is christopher steele. the british spy. center of the debunked russian dossier. steele's work and started the entire surveillance of the trump a

vaccine mandate for anybody flying in or out of her airport and then you've got the president and jill bideney were spotted at an upscale dc restaurant saturday without a mask, despite dc's mask mandate. when elected officials get the rules weekend, the white house says they haven't put them on get on the photo is misleading. it is not a photo. it is a video and they were carrying the masks, you can almost forgive the president i'm not sure he knew he was at a restaurant. here he is trying to address the teachers event. >> i tell you what. [god bless america] ♪♪ >> that could be an allegory for the whole presidency. he's talking and nobody's paying attention, they are going in their own direction. laura: it was the end of a play that was already over and the prop people come out and have the latter going behind him and he just squanders - better come in and push him off this platform. tell us about the men of steel. >> first up is christopher steele, the british spy at the center of the the patrician dossier that started the entire surveillance of the trump administration launched 100 invest

the political opportunist who may joe biden president of the united states, people like jill biden andice and so on, are responsible for this. they lied for years about joe biden's condition so he can obtain more power. now that they have that power, they are making us aware of who really is in charge. it is not joe biden. the point of last night's town hall was to make that undeniable. he doesn't have any comprehension of any other problems this country is facing. as for the fact of the hundreds of millions of illegal immigrants for example, started lying uncontrollably. first, been to the border and those it well. there is no record joe biden has ever visited the southern border, not as senator, not as a citizen. fox's peter doocy asked joe biden about that. >> there has been reporting that he did drive to the border when he was on the campaign trail in 2008 and he certainly familiar with the facts and it still with him with the fact that in el paso, the border goes right through the center of town. >> we looked into this. 2008, joe biden flew into el paso and drove to new mexico for