politico reports joe biden and jill biden are furious at nancy pelosi for helping to get biden to notdaughter alexandra pelosi publicly attacking both joe and jill biden. joining us now fox news contributor out kick host tomi lahren. let's get to the details. alexander pelosi said, "if i was lady mcbiden, i'd put on my big girl pants, play the long game, and think about my husband's legacy." that's nancy pelosi's daughter attacking jill biden. >> well liz i'm going to say something i never thought i'd say and that's i agree with the pelosis. listen, the pelosis, nancy pelosi did save joe biden's legacy because nancy pelosi had the where with all to understand that donald trump was going to win that election on november 5. she knew it and she would rather have kamala harris lose to donald trump than have joe biden lose to donald trump and i think nancy and her entire family are a little bit upset that the biden family doesn't understand what she did and others did to push joe out of the way to save himself from the embarrassment of having to run against donald trump and be crushed by d

jill biden. is recognized for distinguished public service in support of members of the united states armed forces from january 2021 to january 2025. as the first lady of the united states of america, dr. biden brought a lifetime of personal experience, determination, and selfless service to institutionalize a range of key programs and policies benefiting service members, veterans, families, caregivers, and survivors. building upon her previous work as second lady, she launched the second phase of joining forces in 2021, a white house initiative to support military and veteran families, caregivers, and survivors. through joining forces, dr. biden led policy efforts focused on supporting military family employment and entrepreneurship, military child education, and military family health and well-being. this was accomplished through enter agency collaboration, working directly with service members, veterans, and family members and linking arms with the nonprofit community. she strengthened the eco

jill biden in their final hour at the white house. and then they will depart and go to the capitol and immediately the moving trucks start and movers start switching out the white house. what's interesting is that they are returning to the white house and so it will be interesting to see what changes they make, if any. i was joking with hemmer saying they might say i knew that sock was hiding in that drawer right there. >> it is funny, melania picked out the furniture months ago. she knows how to do this this time. in his inaugural address last time around president trump in 2017 said the obamas were very gracious to us in this transition and helping us along the way. they really came in knowing nothing. coming into a white house, not ever having been there, of course, ever having slept there until 2017. >> dana: where president trump slept. you see the white tent outside of blair house. that's a beautiful town home used for a lot of diplomatic receptions but always the place where the president-elect stays the night before inaugurati

jill biden gave candid interview and had a few quotes that stood out. dr. biden said she hopes for good ending of administration. sorry, that horse has left the barn. i'm pretty sure -- >> ainsley: pony soldier. >> steve: that was one horse pony. >> brian: you're a one-horse pony. >> steve: that's my boy. giddy up. >> ainsley: that's my boy. >> brian: this is a hit on nancy pelosi, i've been thinking a lot about relationships, we were friends for 50 years, it is disappointing, she was talking about nancy pelosi going on msnbc. jimmy fallon said, he's made a decision to run. hurry up, he's going to run. she called white house and says, my polls are -- he said, put your pollster on the phone. don't be mad at nancy pelosi, you should be mad you left him in to do a job he just told us last week he was not convinced he would live through at 86. >> lawrence: she tried to save him. during the debt ceiling negotiablion, nancy pelosi had to take it over, he was saying things they had not discussed. as we get more and more public comments, the confirmation is upon hai

jill biden. his seat is mr. doug emhoff, second gentleman. now taking her seat is mrs. charlene austin. >> and taking her seat is mrs. cherine brown. >> attention! >> distinguished guests, please stand for the arrival of the official party and remain standing as honors are rendered and for the invocation given by chaplain colonel james d. key. taking their positions on the reviewing stand are the hosts for today's ceremony, the honorable lloyd j. austin iii, the 28th secretary of defense, accompanied by the 21st chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general charles q. brown jr. distinguished guests, the vice president of the united states, kamala harris. >> march! ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪ [gun salute] [gun salute] >> forward, march! >> distinguished guests, chaplain key. chaplain key: let's pause and bow our heads and close our eyes for a word of prayer. morning by morning the mercies i see, all i have needed, thy hand has provided. great is thy faithfulne

but they have a love for children and their country and their husbands. >> i have to believe that jill biden and president biden i hope they are -- it has been a very difficult several months for them since that june 27th debate when it was obvious that there was an unraveling in that campaign that would require a dramatic change. i also thought watching kamala harris this morning, this is a woman, a vice president who thought maybe today would be her day becoming president and that was not to be. i also kind of miss the moments of watching everyone walking outside. i always love seeing the first lady in a beautiful coat. she looks amazing today, walking down next to the president. so there are people lining the streets who showed up. it is not as bad as we thought it would be outside and so there is a few things that are a little different this time around. >> bill: some of the things i was thinking about earlier over the weekend we were waiting on a theme for the inauguration. sometimes we get that but even earlier today it was absent and bret, what i think is developing here, based on bil

jill biden. nt, for all you've done for this nation and its military. your unwavering commitment to the strengthening of our force and the welfare of our service members, veterans, and families is a testament to the deep responsibility you've carried throughout your service. on a personal note, i want to thank you for the trust and confidence you placed in me as the 21st chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. it's truly an honor to serve our nation and to have this opportunity to lead the joint force. mr. president, your lifetime of service and unwavering commitment to those that answer our nation's call and your leadership as our commander in chief has profoundly shaped our nation. to paraphrase ii timothy 4:7, you've fought the good fight, you've finished the race and you've kept the faith. on behalf of our 2.1 million men and women in uniform, our military families, and our veterans, thank you, mr. president, for keeping the faith, and those past and present who defend our great nation. simply

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the president and first lady, jill biden, visited new orleans last night and attended a vigil for thevictims killed in the new year's attack on bourbon street. biden pledged to give the city additional resources to help secure next month's super bowl and mardi gras season which began yesterday. cbs's omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: president biden and first lady jill biden traveled to new orleans nearly a week after the deadly new year's attack in the crescent city. >> new orleans defines strength and resilience. you define it, whether it is in the form of this attack, from this attack or hurricanes or super storms. this city and its people get back up. >> reporter: 14 people were killed when the suspect, identified as shamsud-din jabbar, intentionally rammed a pickup truck into a crowd before he was killed by police. over the weekend the fbi released a video showing the army veteran riding a bicycle through the french quarter last october and recording video of the scene using his meta smart glasses. other clips captured on street cameras and released by the fbi appear to show

also, the biden white house civil war continues and first lady jill biden gave the cold shoulder againamala harris. we're digging in with joe concha and he's got a lot to say about all this. but we love day and guy benson. we want to hear what's coming up next hour on the hot show the bottom line. >> hey, e mack. >> we have a big one ahead at top of the hour starting with jillian michaels, long time and now former california resident talking about what's happening in southern california. it's just awful. senator mullen on the senate republican's big confablast night with donald trump. >> senator bernie moreno on republicans and democrats busting through the filibuster to pass the laken riley act, standing up for all americans legal and against illegal criminals. and lee carter on trim and obama yucking it up. barack, can you say maga? barack, can you say maga? we can, top of the hour. ♪ hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ (♪) at enterprise mobility, our ex

it shows you how petty trump is and what a true american and patriot joe biden and jill biden are. i just want to remind everybody that trump didn't show up four years ago. it should be important for all americans, because he lost. poor loser, didn't show up. and here's joe biden attending his inauguration like a true patriot. go out and celebrate. i'm on my way to a martin luther king jr. day parade here in florida even though it is 40 degrees here. and one more thing, i am sorry, i think trump had his inauguration inside today it he was afraid of the small crowds because the cold weather. host: let's hear from ryan in mississippi, republican line. caller: good morning. happy inauguration day. happy mlk day. i wanted to make a reference to the independent gentleman earlier talking about his complaints about pomp and circumstance and thomas jefferson rolling over in his grave. for listeners at home, thomas jefferson was president of the senate in 1800 when they approved to use the capitol building as a church grounds. and when he wrote his letter about separation of church and state

and you know aside from that we also heard that first lady jill biden this week did comment on the bidenily's now fractured relationship with former house speaker nancy pelosi after she, you know, pushed biden to drop out of the election, saying to the washington post, this doctor, jill biden, saying to the post, like i said, i've been thinking a lot about relationships. it's been on my mind a lot lately, and we were friends for 50 years. it was disappointing. um, all right. what do you you know, how do you analyze her wanting to share her point of view on that? her sentiment on that i thought it was surprisingly honest. >> um, actually, you know, we've all heard that she is her husband's fiercest defender. and behind the scenes, she was backing him to stay in the race because he wanted to stay. right. so, um, i think that it was a moment of, of honesty that we rarely see in public officials. and because she's about to leave the white house, she feels the freedom to say that. but, i mean, if you look back in history, first, ladies are always the grudge holders in the family, right? you k

jill biden there stepping out, president biden soon will be as well, we believe. what an extraordinary moment. a full half century of public life for joseph robin biden jr. , who arrived here in 1972 as the youngest senator. will be taking his leave as the oldest american president. turning over the reins of power to a man he tried to stop. >> that's right. fascinating stuff. just a real moment in american history. let's go now to kaitlan collins, who is in emancipation hall right outside the rotunda where the inaugural will take place. >> reporter: so many moments of history have been glimpsed from these views of the carriage entrance where we get a camera angle. you can see biden waiting there for trump to go in as they walked inside on their way to the rotunda. here they are coming into the main door. speaking to one another, as you can see there. we'll listen. there's chuck schumer and house speaker mike johnson. mike johnson was in that meeting they just had at the white house. >> good morning, sir. president trump, how do you feel? president biden? >> you sa

first lady melania trump, pardon me, did not do the same for first lady jill biden four years ago and nonetheless the bidens are doing it for them. >> there are so many contradictions happening this morning. on the one hand, you have president biden, as you said, continuing to do things for donald trump that were not afforded to biden from trump. and met right after the election in the white house, and having traditional meetings, the tea, the ride over to the white house. and that is joe biden's commitment to showing the world that democracy still works, that a real peaceful transition of power is still possible in the united states of america, and yet he began his last morning in office, protectively pardoning people who he is worried that donald trump will go after in a way that is perhaps not in keach keeping with what a president of a democracy should or would do. and so that is -- those are the twin contradictory realities and dynamics that these men are facing as they face one another. >> let's -- we're looking at on the right side of the screen st. john's church, inside there

we now know that president and first lady jill biden and doctor jill biden will be visiting there next week. the fbi now says the suspect in this week's attack acted entirely on his own. they also say he rented the truck that he used in that attack on december the 31st and drove from houston, texas. the city reopened bourbon street yesterday, just 36 hours after that attack and 30 minutes before the sugar bowl game kicked off after the game was postponed today. the game began with a moment of silence for the 14 people killed as new flowers, candles and crosses dot the french quarter. >> man, after all this happened, coming back to bourbon street, it just have an eerie feel to it. but looking around, the tourists look happy. they just walking around and they look like they enjoying themselves. law enforcement on every corner. so it feels safe. >> abc news is reporting bomb making materials linked to the attack were recovered by law enforcement yesterday at the suspect's home in houston. authorities say he originally planned to harm his own family, but decided that would not get enough a

. >> former president joe biden and former first lady jill biden departed the washington, d.c. area after the inauguration of president donald trump. in parts words to supporters and former members of his staff and administration, he thanked them for their service during his tenure. the bidens departed from joint base andrews enrawt to california where they're scheduled to vacation. [applause] [applause] ♪ [cheering] [background noises] [silence] ♪ ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow. folks, thank you. i don't think, i don't think we could've done everything without you. all the staff here across all the agencies, jill and i are forever grateful. i mean that. we are genuinely grateful. you have heard me say before, no president gets it choose the day in history we chose the best team in the world. it is because if you, i mean this sincerely from the bottom of my heart. because if you've got so much time for all of america. i looked down i see my secretary of state tony blinken, i only hope to look back on these years hope you look back on them with the same pride i have of a

look at first lady jill biden, and former house speaker nancy pelosi.lowing pelosi's turn against her husband. here is how that conversation went. quote, "like i said," jill says" now seated in the green room of the white house on the first sunday of january, i've been thinking about relations a lot. it's been on my mind a lot lately," and then jill paused, quote, "we were friends for 50 years." she is using her teacher voice now. "it was disappointing." and senator chris coon said it could have been done differently. >> she may have wished that speaker pelosi would have spoken with them directly rather than orchestrating a campaign to get president biden to step down from the rice. >> i think it's fair, from human relations. and it was nancy pelosi knifing him on "the morning joe." >> this girl on girl violence we have going on here is really shocking to me. it's, like -- it's sort of shakespearean and it might be more "legally blonde." the two women fighting it out over biden. whereas both of them, even jill, should have been saying he cannot be presi

joe and jill biden then boarded a plane to head to central california for a vacation. our coverage on this historic inauguration day continues throughout the evening. we also have more stories online, including live blogs tracking the inauguration events and president trump's new executive orders. all you have to do is go to nbcbayarea.com and find those stories on the trending bar of our homepage. okay. closer to home now, it's been nearly two weeks since the start of the deadly and destructive wildfires in los angeles, and firefighters now have the upper hand in containing the eaton and palisades fires. it comes after a weekend of better weather conditions the eaton fire near pasadena and altadena. altadena ticked up to 87% containment, and the palisades fire is 59% contained. however, even as communities start to rebuild, it is becoming clear the battle is far from over. tens of thousands of people remain under evacuation orders, and fire officials are preparing for another round of extreme winds. tonight. we are living with friends. we are staying with friends hous

president biden and first lady jill biden, at that time welcoming the trumps to the white house for theraditional morning tea ceremony. this was before the inauguration, and we saw many familiar faces during the swearing in ceremony. silicon valley leaders front and center, not in the crowd, but right there on stage with the first family and supreme court justices. tesla ceo elon musk, amazon ceo jeff bezos, meta ceo mark zuckerberg and google boss sundar pichai. other notable faces that aren't pictured right here google co-founder sergey brin and openai ceo sam altman. supreme court to the best ofof y ability and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect and defend, preserve, protect and defend. supreme court chief justice john roberts administering the oath of office. the first lady held two bibles. trump's personal bible he received in the 1950s, and the bible that abraham lincoln used when he was sworn into office. the president immediately made good on his promise to reverse those biden administration policies, revoking nearly 80 destructive radical executive actions of the

well, doctor jill biden is in the bay area for a three day visit. her last trip here as first lady, she landed at sfo about an hour ago tomorrow. and wednesday she'll be in san francisco to talk to health care leaders about a white house initiative to advance women's health research. it's not clear if the first lady will attend any other events on wednesday before leaving back to dc. the risk of developing dementia may be much higher than previously thought. that is according to a new study. researchers tracked 15,000 people for more than two decades. they found the average 55 year old risk of developing dementia during their lifetime is 42%. that's more than double the risk reported in earlier studies. scientists say the increase is related to us living longer, as well as increases in hypertension and diabetes, along with lack of exercise and poor sleep. about 1 million people in the u.s. are projected to develop dementia each year by 2060. how can you get an insurance company to pay you every single penny you're owed after a disaster? a really bor

of president joe biden and first lady jill biden. we know anything about joe biden, i think we can expect, even though it's very cold in that open airplane hangar, that he's probably going to spend quite some time personally greeting people and saying his goodbyes before he and his wife travel on to delaware. you see karine jean-pierre there in the foreground, greeting her boss, the white house communications director anthony blinken, outgoing secretary of state. jen psaki. i just have to ask you, having been through these moments, that goodbye to family and friends, the that part of the transition is a very informal but potent thing. >> it's exactly that. and i'm just going to note there's also steve ricchetti. i see mike donilon, ben labolt. he's basically surrounded evan ryan, who's the wife of secretary of state tony blinken, who he referenced in his speech. so these are some of the people who have been surrounding joe biden, not just for the last four years, but for some of them for 20 years, for 30 years. and there is so what y

. >>> president biden and first lady jill biden visited new orleans on monday, meeting with the familienew year's day attack on bourbon street. biden directed additional resources to help new orleans seure major upcoming events including mardi gras and the super bowl. the visit comes as we learn more chilling details about the planning of the attack. here is cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: president biden and first lady jill biden traveled to new orleans, nearly a week after the deadly new year's attack in the crescent city. >> new orleans defines strength and resilience. you define it, whether it's from this attack or hurricanes or super storms, this city's people get back up. >> reporter: 14 people were killed when the suspect, identified was killed over the weekend. the fbi video showing the army veteran riding a bicycle through the french quarter last october and recording video of the scene using his meta smart glasses. other clips captured on street cameras appear to show jabbar planning homemade bombs in coolers hours before carrying out the attack. >> he didn't use the right

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. >> first lady jill biden is in the bay area. what she said to attendees at the health conference in san francisco about the importance of investing in women's health. >> ordinary people that just want some respect and emotions running high outside of a san francisco safeway that is set to close in a matter of weeks. >> why neighbors accuse city hall of failing to care for the fillmore community's needs. and tiktok users are scrambling with time winding down before the app is effectively banned in the us. how another chinese owned app ktvu christien kafton joins us live. i know christian, the first lady, was talking about the importance of investing in research into women's health. >> yeah, that's exactly right. the first lady was in town talking about the investment that the federal government has already made in issues on women's health and encouraging private investment in that area as well. >> it's great to be with all of you. >> first lady jill biden spoke at the fierce health care conference that coincides with the j.p. mor

here we have the president of the united states, joe biden and first lady jill biden arriving into the national cathedral for the beginning of this service so we must be about to get underway as they take their seats. >> bill: it is a stunning place whether there is a ceremony underway or not. just a beautiful place in washington, d.c. to visit and take some quiet time-out and we have watched so many moments together over the past several decades where the nation has paused to recognize moments in american history and today this is yet another one of those. >> dana: a momentous today in america. breaking news out of los angeles on hunter biden we saw a few moments ago. the reports that his house has burned down there as well. al gore, former vice president as well is there. many of them had been a part of at least in some way habitat for humanity of the one of the beautiful organizations that jimmy carter helped found in his post presidency. >> bill: there will be several tributes. joe biden will deliver one of them. in an ironic twist in presidential history some of the other tributes

outgoing joe biden and jill biden waiting for them, president biden greeting president trump with theds, welcome home. >> welcome home. >> reporter: the trumps and bidens shaking hands, lining up, smiling and walking into the white house for the ceremonial, traditional tea. america and the world witnessing the peaceful transfer of power, a cornerstone of america's democracy. a tradition not extended to the boo boo bidens four years ago when joe biden won. then the ceremony moved inside, first time since ronald reagan's second term. jeff bezos, zuckerberg, ted cook and elon musk, who has been at donald trump's side for months. at the white house, vice president kamala harris traveling to the capitol with her successor, jd vance. >> very well, thank you. >> reporter: then the first ladies walking to the car. then the presidents, joe biden and donald trump, traveling together to the capitol. minnesota senator amy klobuchar, the chairwoman of the inaugural committee, riding with them. she was live with us after. we're looking at images of you inside the motorcade with donald trump and joe

in 1994, hillary clinton, launcha bush, millel obama and jill biden have all written one or more booksthese first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work and possibly they feel they're being taken more seriously because of the growth of the field and our era. i want to remind us briefly that another marker in heightened interest is their increasing appearance in the media, live, fictional and documentary. these, of course, are always of varying qualities and levels of historical accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non-print media dating back to the early radio broadcasts and television shows, but only sporadically. over time their presence has increased. one long tradition began in 1969 with pat nixon's appearance on sesame street. every first lady from nixon when the tv show started to jill biden has been on sesame street except for melania trump. in the mid-1980s, nancy reagan really helped push the appearances into the norm. the camera loved her and she was very much at ease in front of it because of her past as an actor

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

today, first lady jill biden expected to speak at the event. the conference here lasts until thursday evening. we're live this morning from san francisco's union square. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. 740. straight back to sal in the traffic center. we are watching the south bay. >> yeah, and also the peninsula. gasia and dave, good morning to you both. southbound 101 at woodside road. there's a crash on the way into palo alto and redwood city. it's actually in redwood city, and traffic is backing up quickly into belmont. so i would say if you can use 280 instead of 101, use that. 280 has been a mess in san jose, northbound from 101 all the way up to highway 17. and that's because of an earlier issue. 85 and 101 are also pretty slow, and westbound. 237 just recovering from a crash at zanker road. bay bridge is backed up to the maze. it hasn't gotten better yet. sometimes it does get better. in the last few days it's become much better after 815 or 830 around there, and the east bay commute is still pretty solid, espec

but but on jill biden and looking at this, she had a quote today to the to the washington post about nancy pelosi's role and biden getting out of the race. and she said, quote, we were friends for 50 years, imagining she was using her teacher's voice. she said, quote, it was disappointing, you know, that jill biden is very careful with how she uses her words. what did you make of that moment? >> well, it's the first i'm hearing of it. but what i, what i make of it is that she may well have wished that speaker pelosi had engaged directly with him, rather than orchestrating a campaign to try and get president biden to step down from the race. ultimately, it was the right thing for him to do for his candidacy for the country, for the party. but i do think there were some hard feelings about how that happened. at the end of the day, what matters most is that today, tonight in that speech and in our conversation, i'm reflecting on the remarkable things that president biden got done. he ran on bipartisanship. he spoke at his inauguration about working across the aisle. there are lots of fo

one of them is sounding off on the first lady, jill biden. well, alexandra pelosi telling politico, quote, if i was lady biden, i'd put on my big girl pants and play the long game and think about my husband's legacy. there aren't that many people left in america who have something nice to say about joe biden. and nancy pelosi is one of them. now, politico noted that alexandra pelosi made clear she was only speaking for herself, but she did note there in the context of that quote, that the bidens did not reach out to her mother, nancy pelosi, after the former speaker broke her hip when she was overseas last month. now this is all coming after the first lady's exit interview with the washington post last week, in which she reflected on pelosi's efforts to push joe biden out of the race, saying, quote, we were friends for 50 years. it was disappointing. my panel is back here with me and kate bedingfield. as someone who worked in the biden white house and in the west wing and knows the dynamic of these two, i mean, a lady macbeth reference from a

first lady jill biden finally weighing in on the democratic party and their efforts to remove her husbandrom the 2024 race. telling "the washington post" she was particularly hurt when nancy pelosi turned against joe after a five decade long friendship. and as they now make a pathetic exit from public life, americas bureaucrats are busy trying to cover up years of incompetence. the fda in their final hours officially been red dye number 3 from food and drinks. it's known to cause cancer in animals. why didn't they do this eight years ago or four years ago, whenever they took office. they do it a week before donald trump takes office. maybe could it be because donald trump's incoming health and human services secretary has been warning about these food dyes for years? here with more is mcdonald's biggest fan. the host of keeping it real, the podcast, jillian michaels. i can't help myself. i could see your reaction, you have every right to want to strangle me. first let's go to jail biden. if one day the story will come out that you were way ahead of the curve, that you saw the direction of

there in the oval office, describing them he did like family just before the camera clicked on, jill biden said, you look good, joe. >> peter, thanks very much. that concludes this nbc news special report. more ahead in our streaming network nbc news now and online at nbcnews.com. tomorrow morning on "today." wednesday, everyone. the special edition of the 5:00 news starts right now. thanks so much for joining me. i'm janelle wang. as you just saw, president biden spoke to the american public one last time. the president just delivered his farewell address. it's his fifth oval office address since taking office in 2021. the president reflected on his time in the white house, the incoming administration and the future of the nation, including a warning. i have no doubt that america is in a position to continue to succeed. that's why my farewell address tonight, i want to warn the country of some things that give me great concern. this is a dangerous constant, and that's a dangerous concentration of power in the hands of a very few ultra wealthy people. the dangerous consequences if their ab

biden. >> jesse: deeply personal it was, doug, kamala and jill were seated at his side looking like they're a seance. and with the credits rolling on the joe show, the white house trying to smooth over biden's cranky old man persona by releasing a video port ranger as your wonderful milk shake-guzzling goofball grandpa. >> how are you doing? >> good, how are you doing, sir? >> 5 minutes. >> jesse: all right, he is still waiting for that milk shake, greg. when you heard the word oligarchy muttered last night, what went through your mind? >> greg: that he had no idea what he was talking about. nothing there -- look, his slurring was extra noticeable tonight, edits when eight words, you know, become one long train derailment. i'm pretty sure the medical staff has already checked out. they didn't even replace the batteries in his life alert. they just left. axelrod is so smart. he said this is the best speech i ever heard, that bar is pretty low, this is like the best color had, give my regards to the doctor. joe clearly doesn't get it, he is like the guy who is supposed to make the wedding toa

but for jill biden, it has been the land of opportunism, not opportunity.s a career prosecutor and former attorney general of florida i thought corruption and i know what it looks like, whether it is done by people in pinstripe suits or orange jumpsuits. at the democratic convention we were told to look at jill biden as the model of integrity, but when you look at his 47 year career in politics, the people who benefited or his family members, not the american people. let's take a looser look. we know about hunter biden, a corrupt ukrainian oligarch put hunter on the board of his gas company. he had no experience in you frame or in the energy sector -- ukraine or the energy sector but he was paid millions to do nothing. he only had one qualification the battered. he was the son of the man who distributed usa to ukraine. a few months after hunter biden joined the corrupt company's board, the obama biden state department began doing business with him, even when it remained under investigation for corruption. and it gets worse. that same company was being inves

. >> raymond: also taking her laos bow is first lady jill biden. s not forgiven nancy pelosi, laura for shoving biden out of the presidential race. she tells "the washington post," quote: i have been thinking a lot about relationships. we were friends for 50 years. it was disappointing. you could almost feel, you know, tstiletto coming out. jill has always been touchy about this topic. >> the house democrats were calling for your husband to drop out of the race? >> why are you [inaudible] don't scream at me. >> raymond: she is aggressive when it comes to this topic. do you know why? she kept biden in the race, laura, we should call dana white and see if he can set up a match between jill biden and pelosi. the lip vs. the hip. i would pay for that all day long. lawyer the doctor, first of all you have to call her dr. joe biden. >> doctor. >> laura: the doctor is in a state of fury, and that's going to continue for some time. so, nancy, watch your hip and your back. >> raymond: that's the angle. >> laura: and that's the angle. wamed raymond, by the wa

i would hate to be jill biden in that room. >> jesse: do not have to deal with the bidens anymore althought know if anybody will read it. at this point he's been pretty discredited. thank you for joining us, thank you for your bravery. you are a big inspiration to a lot of younger people who are afraid speak up so thank you. all right. tonight was a great nights for this country. head of a high expectations. trump said america does the impossible. and he is living proof of that, getting shot, going to prison, coming back and winning. promises a golden age and the country is a unifying around that

we just saw melania trump in jill biden depart in a car together headed towards capitol hill for the will bring you those images. the crypto space is interesting because of the same time we have seen crypto rallying we've seen the dollar rallying as well. to me it almost feels counterintuitive from a fundamental narrative that the dollar is this reserve currency and is supposed to restore value and crypto is a must the antithesis of that. this decentralized. how do they rally together? justina: that's what's interesting about her current moment. a lot of it is just tied to the personality of donald trump and just so happens both of those are trump trades right now. i think you can almost say the same about both in that they are momentum assets. if you compare it to some fundamentals people will say there is no fundamentals in bitcoin but they can see it pretty stretched. the question is does that mean as soon as we get any indication on the contrary we will see a pretty -- a crypto selloff. kriti: giving a boost to the euro and the pound. justina lee, a pleasure to have on the program

tend a tea and coffee reception hosted by president biden and first lady jill biden at the house. here trump will head to the capitol where the swearing in ceremony begins around 11:00 a.m. eastern time. after that, trump will deliver his inaugural address. president biden and vice president kamala harris will leave the capitol after those ceremonies completing the peaceful transfer of power. trump is expected to sign a series of executive orders shortly after being sworn in. then heads to the capital one arena to meet with supports before ceremony in the oval office. trump caption off his day with a number of inaugural balls later on this evening. lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: had madeleine on the schedule trump's capital one arena parade begins. we this 10,000 people prepared to march up and down constitution. towards pennsylvania avenue. but they cancelled the parade. so, essentially those 10,000 people, most of them. are going to wind up parading through the cap one center including bans, veterans groups. equestrian groups. it's going to be quite a festivity. >>

now, later today, president biden and first lady jill biden will be headed to new orleans in what could very well be his, you know -- a last trip, a last trip for president biden in this role of consoler in chief. cnn's arlette sainz is at the white house with more. what are you hearing about biden heading there today? >> reporter: president biden is hoping to offer solace and comfort to the families of the victims of the new year's day attack as they are grieving in this time. president biden and first lady jill biden will travel down to new orleans a bit later this afternoon. they're expected to spend about 5 1/2 hours on the ground there. they'll meet with local officials and also meet face to nase with some of the families of the victims. president biden in the days after the new year's day attack said he'd spoken by phone with some of the families. this will give him an opportunity to mourn with them in person. so much of the president's focus in the days after the attack was working with the intelligence community, trying to learn more about the motives behind this incident, and a

president biden and first lady jill biden are expected to visit new biden orleans on monday. police say they're being flooded with tips now more than 400 from the public as they continue to investigate the attacker's motives. and tonight, we're learning more about one of the victims. reporter leigh waldman is in new orleans with the story. >> everybody, everybody loved her. she was just so bubbly. so eccentric. just a light to be around. if you were sad, she would cheer you up. >> those words used to describe nikki cheyenne dedeaux. she was one of 14 people killed in the new orleans terror attack early on new year's day. we spoke to a friend who was with her that night but was not hit when the driver, shamseddin jabar, plowed through a crowd on bourbon street. >> i barely slept, it's hard to eat. being here is actually quite unsettling, but i know i got to get her story out, man. she people have to know what type of person she was. >> president joe biden said he spoke to the victims families. he is set to visit the city with the first lady, jill biden, on monday as tributes t

jill biden. the doctor docr. is in a state f fury., and that will continue for some time.ancy, watch her hip and you're back.d, >> that is "the angle." [laughter] >> laura: rehman, mike lee saidaid you are incredibly fun. raymond is so funny. raymond, thank you. at the trump effect already in ean?full swing. what does that mean? charlie hertz will explain and that is next. are you looking for a walk-in tub, for you, or someone you love? well, look no further. january is bath safety month. and for a limited time, when you purchase your brand-new safe step walk-in tub you'll receive a free safety package. and if you call today, you'll also receive $1,500 off your entire order! yes! $1,500 off the price of our brand-new safe step walk-in tub. proudly made in tennessee, a safe step walk-in tub is the best in its class. the ultra-low easy step helps keep you safe from having to climb over those high walled tubs, allowing you to age gracefully in the home you love. now you can enjoy the best of both worlds. the therapeutic benefits of a warm, soothing bath, that can help increas

jill biden, the first lady is so clearly very bitter at the woman who led the coup against her husbandends for 50 years. she is using her teacher's voice now and it was disappointing. being france for 50 years, you and i have been friends for 15, 16 years, you would never tell me to jump off a bridge, that is what the bidens were asking the democrat party to do. >> greg: nancy did all she could. she lied for four years. what else can you expect from her? you know what the deal is? everyone loves to be a winner, and no one wants to be a loser. you know, the critics say trump is all about himself, but the bigger point is when he wins, you win because he takes you along for the ride. yothey are not on the right. trump is your lawyer, so if he wins, personally and professionally it is good for him, but it is also good for you because he is your lawyer. it just so happens good things take longer to happen and it took time for people to come around to this outcome, and i have said it before, joe biden was the worst halftime show in history. trump won, trump two, terrible halftime show with m

oh, and there's the president right now, along with doctor jill biden entering the room to applause and lots of hugs and kisses there. what do you know about the people who are in the room? i mean, of course, we see the former president, bill clinton, who is there helping to celebrate his wife, hillary clinton, among the honorees. um, julia, maybe you can fill in some of the blanks before the president speaks. oh, wait. never mind. he's about to speak. sorry, julia. let's listen to president biden here as we gather in this room on january 2025. >> imagine march of 1865. president lincoln had just delivered his inaugural address at the capitol, and he returned to the white house for a reception here in the east room. there were many well-wishers, but he spotted someone whose opinion he greatly valued. president lincoln asked him what he thought of the speech he had just delivered to the nation by a divided civil war. the man replied it was a sacred effort. it was a sacred effort. that man was frederick douglass. here we are, nearly 160 years later, in a room where abraham lincoln and fre

think jill biden was the angriest. actually the best of all of them. i think. well, i lost. i mean, he was actually all right. >> really my view is that the message was incredibly positive. >> laura: absolutely. >> looking forward to the greatness of this country. recalling what we were. and looking forward to to what we could be. the problems with the leadership class and is he going to change it. >> laura: all right. we have to talk about the big news. this is all breaking as we were sitting there at the who he it unda and at the st. john's church. oh my god. he pardoned fauci, the covid crimes. you are pardoning him. so we had all these people take that shot who lost their jobs. a lot of them have, to this day, side effects. and no one pays any price for that no one. >> it's outrageous. also, let's not forget. >> liz cheney, adam kansas gear the j-6 committee. >> admission the corruption of this regime. >> laura: what did joe's brother really do that he needs a brother for. >> we should fimsd out. they are not legal