peter: hillary rodham clinton, laura bush, michelle obama, melania trump, jill biden.he first five ladies -- five first ladies of the 21st century. is there a trajectory? katie: in the sense of what could come after? peter: what are you seeing? do you see a trend with them? is it different than it was 50 years ago? katie: of course. that is the crux of the book i think, that outside of the role, our society and world is changing so much, the shifts in politics, technology have really provided avenues for these women to step outside of boundaries and be scrutinized for it, yes, but once a change is made, it is done and that is what i was saying a little earlier about melania trump really highlighted for americans the fact that you do not have to do anything for this role if you don't want to. there have been first lady ladies throughout history who did very little compared to hillary clinton or eleanor roosevelt or these others but the fact that melania trump was doing it in our time is almost radical. so when you have somebody that comes in and illuminates the unwritte

." >> president biden held a cabinet meeting at the white house, which include first lady jill biden, delivering remarks on women's health. they also discussed avoiding a shutdown in 10 days, on september 30. pres. biden: good morning. president biden: good morning. i guess it's morning. yep. before i begin the cabinet meeting, i want to discuss briefly the need for congress to pass the continuing resolution. it's critical. we have 10 days for congress to pass the short-term funding bill. it gives them more time to deliver on our national defense, veterans, hard-working families, but we already appropriated, and it's important we get it done and is the only path forward by working across the aisle. we have to have faith in our leaders to pull this together. it's really important. and the funding of it. this cabinet comes at a time with four months left in the administration and keep running through the date because we are determined to make sure democracy delivers what the american people are asking for and will provide. and continue to implement the historic laws we passed and invest

jill biden: when joe became president, i wanted to keep shining the light on the issues i had worked on for so many years, supporting military and veterans families, ending cancer as we know it with the biden cancer moon shot, lifting up educators and promoting free community college as a pathway to good paying careers. but last year i learned about huge gaps in women's health. our nation is home to the best research in the world, yet women's health is underfunded and yet we don't know how to treat a range of health conditions in women from heart disease to cancer. it was one of those moments where you can never see the world the same way again. and i knew i had to add this to my portfolio. so last november, joe and i launched the first initiative on women's health research. and what has never surprised me about the white house is that when you have a great team, which joe has in all of you, you can bring about solutions quickly. i'm here, my first time at a cabinet meeting to thank you for the incredible progress we've made on women's health research, all in less than a year. joe di

certainly appears to be jill biden and not joe biden it. goes to the overall question who is running things and why hasn't it not been asked about the concealment of joe biden. everybody saw what happened on the debate stage. that was almost a revelation to people that hadn't been plugged in to mainstream media, that haven't -- because they hadn't been reporting on the story. if you haven't been watching fox. there has been no question to kamala harris on any of the interviews that she has done thus far. not with oprah. not with abc. it was definitely not focused on the debated stage. none of the cabinet members when they go on the sunday shows are asked about what is going on in the white house? there was a previous reporting done that the cabinet meetings were scripted. and that questions have to be presubmitted and now jill biden. >> steve: from the secretaries. >> lawrence: from the secretaries so they can have this well-coordinated. >> steve: looks like jill biden is on the middle of the table. >> ainsley: i didn't see that i didn't kn

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first lady jill biden, phd jill, chaired the first meeting of the white house cabinet of ministers in country? under previous administrations, the first lady also attended such events. jill is joining us for the first time. this will show the importance of the issue we are talking about today, which is that she will be speaking. you have the floor, baby. thank you. i think the united states already has its first female president. frankly, jill biden deserves it for everything she has done, for putting joe biden on her back and carrying him for the entire presidency. a lot of people think that kamala staged a coup. in fact, she did not. smells little children, and he thought: i'm leaving, give him a break, and jill was just working hard, although i politics and i don't really like it, everyone knows that biden is not running the country, just think about it, and the difference in mentalities in general, this phrase, it just shocked me, he stopped smelling little children, this is about the president of the united states, they say this for a second: maybe they want to justify him by the

caller: i want to speak on jill biden. pouse, it is difficult for you to also accept [inaudible] in your spouse and mr. biden, president, he still wanted to be able to get things that needed to be done, even though he may have started to have some decline. it is hard to accept -- i know specifically also when i had health issues and had to give up, basically my whole line of work. i felt like i lost my identity. that is very hard to accept. guest: you are absolutely right on that. it is a great sensitivity that we saw to that in this very difficult decision that the president had to make and the first lady had to accept. i think that you make an important point. president biden said himself he still felt he had so much to do and we go to while he was wrestle welcome it differ decision to accept what pressures were around him both from his party, other political leaders and media that he should get out. he was wrestling with that realization and very difficult decision that he had to make in bringing home american hostages t

caller: i want to speak on jill biden. pouse, it is difficult for you to also accept [inaudible] in your spouse and mr. biden, president, he still wanted to be able to get things that needed to be done, even though he may have started to have some decline. it is hard to accept -- i know specifically also when i had health issues and had to give up, basically my whole line of work. i felt like i lost my identity. that is very hard to accept. guest: you are absolutely right on that. it is a great sensitivity that we saw to that in this very difficult decision that the president had to make and the first lady had to accept. i think that you make an important point. president biden said himself he still felt he had so much to do and we go to while he was wrestle welcome it differ decision to accept what pressures were around him both from his party, other political leaders and media that he should get out. he was wrestling with that realization and very difficult decision that he had to make in bringing home american hostages t

every first lady from nixon including jill biden have been on sesame street except for melania trump.in the mid-1980s nancy reagan really helped pushed first lady television appearances. the camera loves her and she was very much a dead heat in front of the because of her past as an actor but america got purchasing the first lady of on shows like good morning america. on november 17, 2001 were bush became the first first lady to deliver those presidential radio address. this matters because when the west wing takes the first lady seriously the rest of us do n t. fast-forward to michelle obama and the era of ubiquitous social media obama was the first first lady to send it tweak and the first to write and ongoing and who could forget karaoke with james corden or the evolution of the mob dance -- mom dance. of the other forensic admission c-span first ladies influence an image aired 2013 and 2014. brought together pairs of experts to discuss every first lady moderated by susan swain and this show was so popular c-span published well-crafted interviews. three years later the smithsonian

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will: jill biden? rachel: it's obama.ets to play cosplay and pretend she's president for the day. here's the thing about the people around the table, they all have to pretend to take her seriously -- [laughter] pete: you're wondering what those cabinet secretaries -- of course, they've faced no accountability or oversight for three and a half years. kids can't read, vets can't get service, transportation isn't working, none of those people are being held accountable. they're just doing whatever they want. >>> well, let's move on to the woman who wants to be the president of the united states. we broke it down on off the wall, will, the way in which -- the winding way many which she speaks, half ofs which is about a her own narrative. she's a middle class, working class kid, i grew up where everyone prides themself on a green lawn. she's creating the image she grew up just like you, just like where i grew up in forest lake, minnesota. and what's the name of your town again? will: sherman -- pete: sherman,,. and where'd you

jill biden: our grandchildren came to joe and said, pop, we've all thought about it. you have to run. you have to run. you have to change things. pamela brown (voiceover): but that change did not come quickly. it would take almost two years for biden to officially announce. kate bedingfield: it was pressure from outside. there was the expectation, the waiting, the anticipation. what's he going to do. jeff zeleny: every biden decision takes a long time. that's how he's made decisions in the senate. it's how he made decisions in the vice presidency, and certainly on his own political future. pamela brown (voiceover): some believe he was still stung by the pressure back in 2016 to step aside and make room for hillary clinton. evan osnos: joe biden was also seething, frankly, about having not been able to run in 2016 against donald trump. he had been coaxed out of the race, nudged out of it by barack obama and other powerful figures in the democratic party. van jones: i think that bothered biden. i think biden felt that he had promised his son that he was going to run and

>> raising prices across the board, and the rest of it is that she is taking jill biden's policies, the source code still on the campaign website, and i think you're going to get more of the same. prices are still very, very high. >> sandra: i hope you're watching at 4:00 yesterday. i thought of you and rsm team cut this. neil bradley, and this has got larry kudlow rich to written all over it. watch this exchange. >> who is better for small businesses? >> we don't pick in presidential candidates, so you're not taking a side. >> with these businesses benefit from higher or lower taxes? >> certainly businesses benefit from lower taxes, less regulation, lower tariffs and more certainty in government policy. >> sandra: he made political statement that would indicate they were more supportive of harris' policies, but when asked how businesses thrive, lower taxes are higher, less regulation or more regulation, he answers the same no matter what political affiliation. >> i think that is right. by the way, some democratic economists have been very critical of kamala harris' plan, particularly t

every first lady from nixon when the tv show started to jill biden has been on street except for melaniatrump. in the mid 1980s. nancy reagan helped push first lady television appearances into the norm. the camera loved her and she was very much at ease in front of it because of her past as a as an actor. so americans got used to seeing first lady on shows like good morning america and strokes, an first occurred on november 17th, 2001, when laura bush, the first first lady to deliver the presidential radio address. she spoke on the plight of afghani women. this matters because when the west wing takes the first lady seriously, the rest of take note fast forward to michelle obama and the era of ubiquitous social media. obama, the first first lady to send a tweet and the first to write an ongoing blog. and who can forget carpool karaoke with james corden the evolution of the mom dance with jimmy fallon of the many other media events i could mention, i want to name only two cease bans. first lady's influence and image in 2013 and 2014. it brought together pairs of experts to discuss first l

jill biden this week, i'm sure they were not consulted, but the us government green lit this massive escalation of the war in lebanon, i haven't the slightest doubt about that, they say that they did not know about that about the pajor attacks, i don't believe them, and i don't believe that israel would be making such uh enormously escalatory moves uh without the express green light of the united states government as to what are getting people on the streets will stop it, well probably not, but what else can we do but get onto the streets? we have an obligation to do everything that we can, if you're a believer like me, uh, you you have an obligation to be able to answer on the judgment day that you did what you could to try and stop these crimes uh, but whether the american government will in the short-term listen, that must be uh serious doubt, but the rage against the war machine activities at the end of this month uh in washington are enormously important, and they are uh pulling together quite widely desperate political forces and personalities. i myself was invited but cannot g

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so, when jill biden and joe biden decide that he's going to run again, partly that is because they knowjust no way because, if you look at her biggest mistake in 2019 was doing the cnn town hall and answering that questionnaire because if you look about all the things about banning meat, banning fracking, it all goes back to that cnn 2019 town hall. she never even made it to the primaries. so she had to drop out before then. that was one of her worst decisions and a lot of these things are going to keep on coming back up. i'm surprised it took until today for that to surface. >> jesse: banning meat greg. >> greg: well, you've got to credit andrew kaczynski for throwing that cold water on the cnn anchor's desk. i was surprised that she was surprised. where has she been? it's like the goal posts, as they say, keeps moving and moving and moving to a point where kamala approved of taxpayer funded trans surgeries. there are three levels of crazy in there. first, expecting taxpayers to pay for anybody's, anybody's sex change is ludicrous. then illegals, that's the second circle of crazy. then

had won for her event of 410 individuals which is even weirder because jill biden's from philadelphia, she can protect herself keep a bag and nichols on her i sit next to her at the dinner that's all we talked about was weapons. she had a knife on that week, it was reported that an idaho man had threatened donald trump how did he threaten donald trump's yeah, that's why i the man from idaho called mar-a-lago nine times threatening to kill trump you got to have me answer nine phone calls. >> you might as well shoot me whose answering the phone? >> who is handling? the mar-a-lago death threat they say please pay attention to our menu options because they've recently changed. >> if you're inquiring about membership, press one, if you require him to assassination press to how to espanyol. >> hello, prima, the noumenal trees shooting in butler we're at around 3:00 p.m. trump's sit out an email saying, quote, i'm donald j. trump, and i will never surrender what they donation link to benefit trump national committee, jf see fun fact by the way, getting shot than emailing for donations is tru

jill biden, indoor rally event, 400 people, she got counter surveillance units.t working. and the counter snipers saw his guys running to the roof, guns out, and he never radioed to trump's team, get him off the stage, that's messed up. >> dana: harold, right now for the rank-and-file they still have to do their jobs every day, important job, and fix this plane while it is flying in the air. is it time for an emergency management takeover? >> harold: it very well could be. i don't give her with anything said at the table other than the dei stuff. i think the fact that the president -- president trump now has the security apparatus that president biden has, he should absolutely have that. i differ a little bit, judge, i think you have to take lessons learned, i understand your frustration and anger, i am, too. i think it outside group probably does have to come in. i listened to blumenthal, gary peters, senator from michigan, and they expressed the same kind of outrage and how incomprehensible this is. what an average american, everyday american things about the p

biden has had a cabinet meeting. this is not normal. >> and he turned it over to ji jill. >> doctor biden. >> doctor biden.are asking who is running the country. maybe we know now. that was bizarre and most but it was but it does show her influence and frank is a first lady. i read somewhere she's the most influential first lady since 1919. four grow wilson had a stroke and his wife took over so even more so than hillary clinton. i wonder what she's thinking. >> is probably the best argument there is comparing joe biden to woodrow wilson but then he hosts the prime minister of australia but he works from home for that. where he's spent something like 40% of his presidency. >> there's so much that is so bizarre and no one cares about him anymore, he is technically still the president of the united states but everyone has moved on, the press has moved on. the first lady taking over a cabinet meeting, a very rare one at that. very odd, not normal as you say and it reminds me of the gigantic lie they perpetrated on us for months about the capacity and condition of the president of the united states, to protect

announcer: president biden held a cabinet meeting at the white house, which included first lady jill bidenvering remarks on women's health. the president called on congress to pass a continuing resolution to keep the government funded and avoid a shutdown in 10 days on september 30th. 10 days on september 30th.

jill biden this week, i'm sure they were not consulted, but the us government green lit this massive escalation of the war in lebanon. i haven't the slightest doubt about that. they say that they did not know about that, about the pajer attacks. i don't believe them, and i don't believe that israel would be making such in. enormously escalatory moves uh without the express green light of the united states government as to what are getting people on the streets will stop it, well probably not, but what else can we do but get onto the streets, we have an obligation to do everything that we can, if you're a believer like me, you you have an obligation to be able to... answer on the judgement day that you did what you could to try and stop these crimes, but whether the american government will in the short term listen, must be... serious doubt, but the rage against the war machine activities at the end of this month in washington are enormously important, and they are pulling together quite widely desperate political forces and personalities. i myself was invited, but cannot go, but the

i am jill biden's husband and ashley's and -- dad.or sharing your story and the courage requires a nation we stand with you the entire nation stands with you. my daughter ashley love of mine life and the life of my love she , i get emotional when i talk about it. thank you and for your beautiful poetry. it's an honor to see so many friends and survivors and devoted advocates and thank you to the bipartisan members of congress who worked tirelessly and i mean tirelessly to ensure and expand what we are doing here today. [applause] as well as the late dianne feinstein. whom we miss very much. [applause] it wasn't too long ago the country didn't want to talk about violence against women is a national epidemic let alone something the government had to address. society often that the way in so many places violence against women wasn't a crime. it was referred to as a family affair. we were told it would cause disintegration of the family but that's what i'd got accused of this it would cost a cent raise in the family not a joke. that was a

[laughter] i'm jill biden's husband and ashley biden's dad. you, ruth, nicole, and kyle for sharing your stories. your courage literally inspires the nation, and we stand with you, the entire nation stands with you. my daughter ashley, the love of my life and the life of my love, she is, anyway, i get emotional when i talk about her. and thank you for your beautiful poetry. it's also an honor to see so many friends, brave survivors and devoted advocates, and thank you to the bipartisan members of congress who worked tireless, and i mean tirelessly to expand and ensure what we are doing here today. [applause] let me put these glasses on. the sun is shining and i want to be able to see you all the way over there. representative sheila jackson lee, who we miss very much. it wasn't too long ago that we as a country didn't want to talk about violence against women as a national epidemic, let alone do something the government had to address. society often looked away, and so many places violence against women wasn't a crime. it was referred to as a

jill biden this week, i'm sure they were not consulted, but the us government green lit this massive escalation of the war in lebanon, i haven't the slightest doubt about that, they say that they did not know about that, about the pager attacks, i don't believe them, and i don't believe... that israel would be making such enormously escalatory moves uh without the express green light of the united states government as to what are getting people on the streets will stop it, well probably not, but what else can we do but get onto the streets? we have an obligation to do everything that we can, if you're a believer. like me uh, you you have an obligation to be able to answer on the judgment day that you did what you could uh to try and stop these crimes uh, but whether the american government will in the short-term listen, must be serious doubt, but the rage against the war machine activities at the end of this month in washington are enormously important, and they are... are uh pulling together quite widely disperate political forces and personalities. i myself was invited but cannot g

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jill biden or the invitation to this historic occasion.m marcee martin and i have been an actress since the age of five. i was nine years old when i joined that show. 10 years later, it is safe to say that role has been a huge part of my life. in my journey to adulthood, i realized my voice was not just valuable in front of the camera. joshua and carol martin, my parents, shoutout to them. we all pitched my first feature film a 13. i became the youngest executive producer in hollywood history with my film. that was a pivotal moment for me. i truly realized i had the responsibility to be a role model and advocate for change, creating stories that represent us, our culture and our excellence. that movie in particular is a movie about someone who learns from her younger self and decides to change her character flaws. luckily for all of us the leaders of our country, president biden and vice president harris, have led with the right character of values throughout their careers. president biden was the youngest guy in the senate when he won his

. >> you work with now, doctor jill biden, working on a bipartisan bill to get more research done about that for so long people didn't talk about it? >> well, it's a conversation that's been hard to have because women have been characterized that after we're done with our childbearing years, they're kind of done with us, right. and so i think it's time for us to reclaim that narrative, and we need more money to come up with more therapies, more clinical tests, more trials, so that we can start leaning into the woman when she's down this midlife journey. well, as a woman who's almost knocking on 50 door, i thank you on behalf of all of us. >> and alex, just give us a sense of what you're working on next. >> well, there's always so many stories to tell and so many other ways to scare the audience. so we are working right now on another crawl, you know, going back in the water with alligators. it's a movie i did a few years ago. and i would love to find something else to do with ally. >> it was such an amazing experience. you don't always work with the director. that's always as collaborat

jill biden this week. i'm sure they were not consulted, but the us government green lit this massive escalation of the war in lebanon. i haven't the slightest doubt about that. they say that they did not know about that, about... pajar attacks, i don't believe them, and i don't believe that israel would be making such uh enormously escalatory moves uh without the express green light of the united states government. as to what are getting people on the streets will stop it, well probably not, but what else can we do but get to the streets? we have an obligation to do. everything that we can, if you're a believer like me, you you have an obligation to be able to answer on the judgement day that you did what you could to try and stop these crimes, but whether the american government will in the short term listen, must be serious doubt, but the rage against the war machine activities at the end of this month, in washington are enormously important and they are uh pulling together quite widely disperate uh poli

he opened that meeting by turning the microphone over to his wife, first lady jill biden. >> presidentl that jill is here today. i heard that flapping, and it wasn't for me across the administration, first attended these meetings in for specific reasons, this is the first time that jill has joined us and goes to show how important this is that she is going to speak to the both of us today. jill is going to give an update on the house initiative to fundamentally change the approach and fund how we approach and fund women's health services. i would like to turn it over to jill for any comments she has. it's all yours. >> you know, sometimes the white house surprises you. >> all right, so, historically, maybe you have seen this sort of thing before at the white house. it has been almost a year since he had a cabinet meeting. president biden knows that there is a war and ukraine, ukraine-russia. russia invaded. our closest ally is fighting on two counts. by the way if you are wondering why she is there, we want to fill in the blanks. the first lady is joining the top of that meeting to pro

first lady jill biden giving us the sneakexhibit. >> it looks just like it. >> it does.e back to req"today" this saturday morning. this is going to be cool. the first lady is our guide on monday morning. it is so real, that i posted pictures inside replica of the oval office of the resolute desk. people were saying how do you get in? >> it looked terrific. >> people will enjoy the tour. we'll show you. >>> we want to get to the news with the middle east on edge again after the israeli air strike that killed a hezbollah leader. keir simmons remains on the ground in beirut for us. keir, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning to you. the bombs struck three miles from here in the suburb of beirut. we heard the israeli jet overhead minutes before. the lebanon health ministry increasing the death toll. among them, ibrahim akil. he was wanted for a series of bombings in 1983. the same health ministry saying the number of injured from the pagers and walkie-talkies explosives are 771. the total death are 70 here in lebanon. the interior minister of lebanon saying the situ

biden cover-up. now that he's on the way out, the press is now covering for her. if we see dr. jill in a situation room, there's good to be a big problem. senator ted cruz joins me now. it's funny to make fun of, but how dangerous is the situation right now with joe biden and dr. jill running things? >> it is terrifying. you look at that press conference where he was introducing the prime minister of india and he stood up and said who's next, he doesn't know where he is. watching that, the reaction that our allies had, the reaction that our enemies had is who is running america? that is frightening and i don't think it's jill biden but i think that is bizarre. i've never seen a first lady presiding over a cabinet meeting it's the -- if the president is not able to do it, it's kamala harris and at the radical extreme who have been in favour of this open border, this out-of-control spending, this extreme agenda for four years. this agenda is hurting the american people. everything kamala harris has supported for four years she has running away from now and she's trying to pretend she'

jill biden goetz or michelle obama gets or some of these other ladies get.ly in this book, beautiful children, beautiful grandchildren and you have people, kids that come out of wealthy families they got all kinds of problems and so forth. yours do not. they support their father they will do anything for their father. they love their country, right down the line every single one of them. that media focus on a cousin over here, and niece over there that's attacking you and so forth. you're a wife, your family talk about the kennedys and so forth. it's a remarkable family. going to ask you as a father and a grandfather what did you do to raise children this way? and your wife, millennia when she sees what's happening to that her husband was almost murdered. how do you to interact when she sees something like that? what she was watching it on television. and barron was outside having a tennis lesson. he is a good tennis player. he was outside playing tennis and somebody ran up barron, barron, your father has been shot. and he loves his father. he's a good kid,

director who was close personal friend chosen for this that job because a close personal friend of jill bidengent in charge assassination attempt in florida to scrub his santa monica from anti-trump rhetoric, it undermines peoples confidence in the kind of protection that donald trump should be getting, as leading candidate for president. >> quick before you go tren de aragua, venezuelan gang raging throughout american intimidation everybody stealing attacking people what can you the usau tell us is going on. >> governor texas doing more to secure sovereignty integrity of territorial borders to protect, border security led to problems, and going to continue, if kamala harris is in charge of border the federal government failed miserably in primary role preamble to constitution pride for common defense we are not doing it because of the decision makers in white house right now they need to change. you know america was safer better more prosperous under president trump he needs to be back in office that is how problems are fixed. >> good to get your take so appreciate it john ratcliffe in studi

from her being installed and president biden and now jill biden leading the white house cabinet meetings beaux-arts. speaks to how beaux-arts it is. politicians, when they are campaigning unless there's a scandal going on, they want as many interviews. if you look at the list of interviews and sit downs donald trump has done it is so long, she's done six since she was nominated or installed by barack obama. this is beaux-arts because politicians 40 days from an election want to do interviews, get their message out. this is strange. will: may be a sign of the future. we are changing media is fractured, you can reach people more easily without going through the mechanism of the cameras. we are talking to you through right now. that's the argument they are making and you can do it right here. rachel: she's not on those other outlets. will: from a stage in many ways. the question is not necessarily are you reaching for the camera but are you reaching for scrutiny. the point of doing the interview isn't to be on abc, it is to sit in front of someone who will question you. if you don't do that

maria: doctor jill biden the first lady ran the cabinet meeting last week, maybe she's running the countryhis is a peerless couple of months we know there's a new person at the wheel. i'm really stuck on the idea that your colleagues on the left refuse to live by the letter of the law. noncitizens are not supposed about in national federal elections. and yet they refuse to agree to the save act, they refuse, look at what's going on in california there trying to come up with the law that banned cities from accepting id to vote, really. >> they are so lawless, look in your state constitution that requires citizenship for voting but new york city passes a law that says noncitizens can vote which were litigating in the courts, everything we have to do is litigating in the courts. it's so frustrating that they control the department of justice. >> only way we can win is by suing. maria: let me get other issues, president trump announced a new border policy plan during a rally in wilmington north carolina saturday, watch the. >> i'm announcing a new plan to end all sexually cities in north carol

minister modi, hours earlier he handed over the first cabinet meeting and 11 months to the first lady jill biden the meeting and maybe she's running the whole country as well, shouldn't it be kamala harris to step in and prop up our failing president, yes it should be she's keeping a distance she does not want to be entangled with failure, tomorrow the president addresses world leaders at the summit in new york is probably his last major event on the world stage you to be difficult to come out of this looking strong starting with afghanistan biden's foreign policy has been a series of failures, russia, china, north korea, iran have been emboldened our rivals dictate terms to us, the latest failure is escalating fight in the middle east biden and harris are allowed domestic politics to get in the way worried about michigan they called for a cease-fire which would have given hamas a victory, they negotiated with iran and got nothing they urged restraint on israel as it fought for the very existence. it's a weakened american president who looks at world leaders from the un podium tomorrow, the worr

she can't be expected to make the decisions the president makes an lady doctor jill biden sitting at front of the table for cabinet meeting is actually to blame but i think what really all this sums up is kamala is the most inauthentic candidate we've ever seen for president. the american voting public is finding that out and over the next 6 weeks they are going to try to hide her because the more time people spend listening to her the less they like her. it was true in 2019. it's been true for much of her national career. she dropped out without vote being taken when democrats were involved. i think she's going to get smoked. tomorrow is football day. there's no way these big ten fans in michigan pennsylvania and wisconsin are showing up and voting for kamala harris over joe biden. >> how does this play out. that she make it across the finish line? what are her odds of winning? >> the democrat operation is so strong that the candidate matters less than the strategy they have in place with early voting which is already begun as you mentioned so this will come down to getting out the

president biden hosted leaders of japan, aust australia and int his home in delaware over the weekend. the white house wasn't available. jill was doing a different event. china was the topic of concern, despite jake sullivan claiming the summit is not about any one country. biden caught on a hot microphone moments into the leading, warning the three leaders that china is, quote, testing us all across the region and continues to behave aggressively. biden will address the united nations tomorrow in what will likely be his last big moment front and center in the world stage, 130 world leaders expected to speak at the summit including iran's president who supports hezbollah and hamas. lieutenant general, what are you expecting here when biden addresses everyone at the u.n. this week? >> maria, i expect absolutely nothing. it's like the -- it was a meeting of nothing. two of the four leaders are leaving. you've got president biden getting ready to leave with the election coming up in just over a month and you look at the prime minister of japan, he leaves in nine days. you say why did they have the meeting? it was like a show.

ukrainians or romanians or khalistani's who were pouring millions of dollars into hunter biden and jill bidennt that they would have joe biden on the side, is very powerful vice president that president obama had outsourced foreign policy to, about this most powerful really man in the world was on their side. >> sean: we only have a minute left. what are the other big headline takeaways? >> well i think what we've seen in this book is really about the cover of. we know about the corruption of the biden family that's being well aired and the laptop contained a lot of that. but what we see is that the cia, the fbi, the state department, the department of justice, the irs at every stage of the way be protected joe biden and hunter biden, the cia intervenes in the delaware investigation of hunter biden and prevented them from interviewing an important witness, you know, everywhere they went. there was the invisible hand of the cia or the -- protecting the bidens. >> sean: unbelievable. the big guy hope you -- get it, bookstores around the country, amazon.com. miranda devine and i thank you. strai