jim biden invoked his ties to joe biden.alt workarounds for restrictions of international money movements. will your committee investigate this? >> this is what the whole investigation is about. politico, god bless this one good reporter that has been on this and they have uncovered a lot with respective to those schemes. all of jim biden's schemes revolve around promising that his brothers contracts in the middle east would help salvage some of these shady american companies in return for money that they called a loan, by the way, which you did not have to pay taxes on. >> it looks like he got hundreds of thousands of dollars out of the chain that jim biden was working for. $200,000 went to joe biden. they said that that was a loan. the thing is, cutter, you know, you look at things going on in the parliament, corruption and influence peddling into gear up in the parliament there. jim biden, he reportedly flew to cutter in 2018 making a presentation to the finance administrator of cutter. it is not clear whether that took p

we've got a new report from politico this morning that a fund manager indicates jim biden, president business with qatari officials and this is the number two funder of u.s. universities which stand behind china but we've got new details on jim bu biden's fund raising efforts,d, testimony indicates e partnered with qatari officials in his quest for u.s. healthcare ventures many i want to get your take on the investigation into the classified documents. they're investigating president trump obviously over classified documents but there's also information about the classified documents that president biden took. so far, robert hurr said we're not going to prosecute or do anything further with president biden because he's an aging individual and a jury will be sympathetic to an old man who is losing his memory. well, your colleague, florida congressman michael waltz, had something different to say about that. he joined me yesterday with this. watch this. got to get your reaction. >> maria, i was shocked at how highly classified these documents are. the media wants you to believe oh, this

taken in tens of millions of dollars and a $24 million is very conservative but we proven, we gave jim bidenter biden an opportunity to explain what they did to receive the money, they couldn't do it so it is influence peddling is what it is. the problem president biden has his three of the biden associates testified under oath that president biden was the central figure in the influence peddling scheme. no one is disputing the biden family was influence peddling with the dollar amount we disclose the bidens took in because we have bank records, that's pretty hard evidence, what they are disputing is president biden's role, weaver had three biden associates who said he was the closer of the biden selling the biden brand. we need to hear from president biden because we are at the point where we are trying to provide accountability. we've proven the crimes. now it's time to hold people accountable and president biden needs to answer some questions in front of the oversight committee. we gave hunter biden the opportunity and he didn't show. maria: you put a lot of questions in this letter and h

biden's policy across the country. plus, two systems of justice. ohio congressman jimon the alleged crimes manufactured among trump haters. the judiciary committee chairman with his investigation of the investigators. then, where is president biden heading into another week of anti-semitism rage aring on college campuses? the very little from him so far on the hate which appears coordinated. harvard law professor alan dershowitz on who is funding the agitators. then, house intelligence and armed services committee member michael waltz on the chinese communist party's role and the surveillance tools used here, inside america. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with president trump on trial. the 45th president set to enter a third week in court for his so-called hush money trial, referring to allegation as that he falsified documents to cover up a sexual encounter with porn if star stormy daniels. the former president has pleaded not guilty. the judge has placed a gag order on president trump. all of th

i'm jim acosta in washington today president biden will hold a phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu there will almost certainly be tense and administration official says the president is angry and will voices frustration over israel's military killing of seven aid workers in gaza this week, the founder of that organization world central kitchen, jose andres is calling for an independent investigation and says the idf systematically targeted his groups, aid workers. a cnn analysis of videos of the aftermath shows the attacks appear to have been multiple precision strikes outside of the conflict zone. the entire convoy, two armored cars and another truck what struck >> these was not used. >> bad lag >> situation where, oops we dropped the bomb in the wrong place or not. this was over 1.51, 0.8 kilometers with a very defined humanitarian convoy that had signs in the top in the roof. very colorful logo that we are obviously very proud of, that that's very clear who we are and what we do i want to begin her coverage over at the white house with cnn's arlette saenz are

jim: president biden made a huge mistake stopping the wall. a wall is a very helpful tool.ire the border patrol being at the wall and anybody who tried to cut it or roll over or over it, they apprehend them and kick them back into mexico. legal immigration pathways but the current flow of people claiming asylum between ports of entry is untenable. jim: i feel for the undocumented immigrants. they're just trying to get into the country. but we can't accept everybody that has an issue. amna: a lot of folks on the outside looking in say there's a siege going on, an invasion at the border. is that how you see it? jim: when you have 8 to 10 million people coming into the united states, one could almost say it's an invasion. amna: but opinions on this frontier differ. chilton's neighbor just down the road doesn't see it the same way. cattle rancher lori lindsay's property also runs along the mexico border. lori: it is super peaceful and beautiful. i've lived in nine states. this is my favorite place. amna: and this comes with a view of the border wall. lori: [laughter] it does. r

and the humanitarian crisis, there will be changes in us support for israel. >> jim is >> biden being hypocrite on the one hand we're hearing how outraged he is. on the other hand, the administration is continuing to funnel funnel weapons of tremendous disruption for weeks or even months. now, the biden white house has wanted people to believe that biden is more opposed to netanyahu. that his policies actually are they let slip that he calls him the a word but he's constantly raging and fuming about it. and critics of israel have a fair point to say, well, when does all that anger turn into actual policy changes? maybe we're going to see it but i have a sneaking suspicion. now there's this confluence of factors of people who want you to believe biden is really opposed to israel biden wants you to do that because he's afraid is going to lose michigan people who are opposed to israel want to look influential, look at us. we've put pressure on biden and he's coming around to our position. >> and those >> who want jews to vote for republicans want to emphasize this note, by the way, even

jim? >> well, with biden nothing ages well. and this just quite distinguished. foreign policy failures.he major problem right now the way the biden administration is dealing with iran is they are clinging to this delusion from back when he was partnering with obama to do capitulation as their foreign policy that they can bring iran back into the community of nations if they just treat them nicely enough. and that is never going to happen. you know, the idea doesn't mean to do these horrible things is insane. it's a feature, not a bug in the islamist system that they run. they are looking for armageddon and they are willing to do what it takes to get to it and we are all just playing along as if that's something we can change. >> pete: yeah, they have had that view. obama had that view because he had a fanciful view of the resolution and rejecting the shaw and colonialism and now stuck with iran almost having a bomb these ayatollahs. nathan, the white house did issue new sanctions on israel though. they did announce that they are targeting steel -- excuse me against iran. targeting steel

jim mueller. -- jameela. _ president biden and first lady jill biden have the 141tth white house easter egg rollople were expected to attend the event — where children roll colourful eggs using wooden spoons across the south lawn. the fun was delayed by a storm in the area — but in the end, nine egg—rolling sessions took place across the day. some breaking news — north korea has fired a ballistic missile according to south korea's military. japan's coastguard said the apparent missile had already fallen into the sea outside of its exclusive economic zone. we'll have more as we get it, bye for now. hello there. easter monday brought a day of mixed fortunes, and it's going to be a similar story throughout the week. now, across eastern england, we had some sunshine and where it stayed dry, it was relatively warm — 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit. but cloud and rain pushing its way steadily northwards. it stayed rather grey and overcast in western scotland, with just a high of 5 celsius here. now, that weatherfront is going to linger, weakening all the time. but a brisk northeasterly wind will dominate th

the idea not sitting well with republicans, house judiciary chair jim jordan saying biden administration citizens that the decision will be another flagrant violation of immigration law. the senate begins to consider massive national security package that includes aid for israel, ukraine, i want but nothing the border and some senate republic and are annoyed their party didn't stick together and refuse to play ball on foreign aid must the border was addressed first. >> this is one-shot we had something united republicans months we said we don't want to give more money to ukraine and if we gave an additional dime it would need to be a cash flow vehicles that would simultaneously defang the border invasion forcing biden's hand so he didn't have the ability to facilitate, who's not on that away. >> he did request order money with national security supplemental but republicans said throwing money at the border crisis would only make it worse, not fix the crisis. >> thanks very much indeed. it's that time, tuesday question. which planet is the smallest in our solar system? mercury, venus, nep

jim? >> well, with biden, nothing age as well. this is just another in a long list that's quit e of his foreign policy failures. i thinr problek the major problm right now with the way the biden administration iran are with isen h they're clinging to this delusion from back when he waswo partnering with obama to do cringing, capitulation d, ck in their foreign policy, that they can bring irany of back intoan the community of nations if they just treat them nicely enough i. and that is never going to happen. you know, the idea that iran doesn't need to do these horrible thing s is insane.islami it's a feature, not a bug in the islamist that they run. they are looking for armageddone and they are willing to do what it takes to get to it. and we're all just playing along as if that's something we can change. yeah, they'v>> peth, they e had. i mean, obama had that view because he had a fanciful view c of the revolution and rejecting the shah now and having a bomb. those these ayatollahs. >> nathan the white house did issue new sanctio

i'have come under biden in jim's ranch we will talk to him in a moment. he i's the fs considering ee reaction? bowhat would he have to do to prove his bona fide? >> remain in mexico in play.said the highest courts in the land saidin remain in mexico is lega. it was a game changer with the trump administration.o. we could have done that three years ago. look, the monologue is excellent and i will have to steal it because you did a better than iy can do it, but the only reasonot they are talking about it now is because of the election. three and a half years and they didn'tgoin do a single thing anw an election, he will do something. but e i agree with you 100%, ife was to win reelection, the day i after the reelection thattion borders back open again. i'm hesitant if you will takerd any action. we will wait and see but hiswe actions speak louder than words. i don't think he will take executive action.use we will see. >> laura: i agree, that is all messaging here jimt on come i hy that when you go out on your ranch now you always do carry a handgun. tell us

jim? >> i think at some level, the biden administration the biden administration had to say, "we don't want you to do this publicly." but there was never really a whole lot of doubt that the israelis were not going to take that kind of an attack and do nothing. so, i think this was a great reading of the needle that allows biden to save face and benjamin netanyahu to let the israeli people know they will not be attacked without some retribution. and now iran is in a position where they can pretend this didn't actually happen. they actually claimed they shutdown something, which might have been one of those israeli spy birds they were talking about before. i don't think they actually got any of the aircraft. >> carley: jim, what do you think about iran's capability overall? you never want to underestimate your enemy but at the same time saturday, half of the ballistic missiles crashed or failed to miss the target. what are your thoughts on that? >> it is embarrassing. they pretend to and they postured and puffed up like there is some major military force. i think when you finally decide to m

it seems that jay powell and president biden are somehow, some way in cahoots, having some sort of off-the-record conversation. maria: i spoke yesterday with jim grant. he was pretty sure the fed was aligned with the democrats and will get political and cut rates because joe biden wants it. here's jim grant are from yesterday. >> i believe the fed itself regards a potential second term for donald trump as a clear and present danger to the country. maria: so that's why-- >> the fed is politically very much aligned with the democratic party. maria: president trump told me he would not reappoint jay powell so there's truth to that, that they're afraid of donald trump but to be so in bed with the fed at a time that we're not sure what we're going to do is wrong. >> absolutely. but if they don't do the rate cut by june it's not going to matter politically. with my political hat on, he has to do it in june or of it's not going to make a difference by the time voters make up their mind. the rule of thumb is in regards to political voters they make up their mind by july. so if they don't make the cut by june which is why he kept saying in the next mon

biden family. i consider that play to play, bribery. these are things that take time to investigate. i commend jimn and james comber for the work they are doing. maria: they sent this letter to president biden and in the letter he says the committee has accounted for $24 million that flowed from foreign sources to you, your family and business associates, the committee identified no legitimate services, you repeatedly denied playing any role in your family asked business activities but the committee has amassed evidence including bank records and witness testimony that contradict your position on these matters. james comber told me the $24 million here is conservative. what's the real number? >> we've talked about this. i believe it will be north of $50 million, more time to add it up and have the bank records, the reason there were so many bank accounts is they wanted this to be complicated and didn't want to be found out, they wanted to make it difficult if anyone was going to investigate and i sat there during hunter biden's deposition, and the testimony of hunter biden's business partners and

erin, have another thanks so much as always >> thanks, jim >> that's still to come us president joe biden speaks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu following iran strikes details of that crucial call just ahead, plus, we will discuss iran's military and its potential next moves. that's after the break houston, you are go >> for the burn there's debris in the sky parents, husbands and wives gone. if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing that can ever happen. >> thousands of pieces of debris we print out pieces to a puzzle. i should have that test on day one >> no, i wish i could've done something differently, but i can undo that. you can just make it better. are those that follow space shuttle columbia, the final flight, two part finale tomorrow at nine on cnn they need the lawn back fast. and unit scott's have grass, it goes glass two times faster under see the loan, given you a stronger laws, melas bleeding so get scott's to rebuild a rapid grass today. it's guaranteed fee did >> not feeding >> kate made progress with her mental health, but her medication

have come in under biden, some even through jim's ranch. we will talk to him in a moment. he's considering executive action? what's the first thing he would need to do to really prove his bona fides? >> put the remain in mexico program back in play. supreme court, the highest court in the land said the remain in mexico program was legal. that was a game changer in the trump administration. he could have done that three years ago. the only reason, look, your monologue was excellent. i will have to steal it you did it better than i could do it. only reason they are only talking about it now is because of the election. three and a half years they didn't do anything to slow the flow. now they realize it's going to hurt them in an election and now he is going to do something. i agree with you 100 percent. if he was to win re-election the day after that election, that border is back open again. but, i'm hesitant, if he is going to take any action. we'll wait and see, but, again, his actions speak louder than his words. i don't think he is going to take executive action. we'll se

. >> jim says biden has been on the wrong side of history for 40 years.ticularly like trump, but they know that he gets things done and will happily vote for him , well, yes we will. we shall him, well, yes we will. we shall see, of course, because this is going to rattle on and on and on. but now it's time for our next debate. who's going to go next? >> it's going to be me. next? >> it's going to be me . the >> it's going to be me. the scottish greens are causing quite a whirlwind this week . quite a whirlwind this week. it's all kicking off in scotland with a huge fall out between the greens and humza useless. and you would think that this is because of humza yousaf ditching some of the net zero commitments in scotland. but oh no . the main in scotland. but oh no. the main driver of this fallout is in fact the cass review. humza useless actually did something useful for once and listened to the cass review and stopped puberty blockers being given to kids at the scottish gender clinic. but the lgbt wing of the greens are absolutely up in arms about this.

to help contextualize this moment, i welcome historian, john b jim who occasionally advises president biden great to see you. a former presidents alleged crimes have been on display in court and that will continue in the coming weeks. we use the term, "unprecedented" a lot, but as a historian, is it? >> is against my business model to agree with you, but i do. it is unprecedented. for a long time, i thought that what president trump represented and the forces he embodied were a difference of degree, but not of kind, that we dealt with this in the past. this is a difference of kind, however. the assertion of a president, being totally above the law as congresswoman cheney said, other methods -- at the national cathedral this week, we do have to meet this moment and it requires people who put constitution above party, in the way she did, in a remarkably courageous stand. as we listen to the supreme court, we listen to the court try to figure out exactly how to define presidential power and presidential accountability, we see the former president submitting to the rule of law. as you say, ther

jim, you're absolutely right. i mean, there being extremely tight lips. we haven't heard anything public from any biden administration official or the idf of 40 for that matter. so i spoke with a us official earlier this evening who did confirm that this was the israeli response to that iranian unprecedented historic attack last weekend with more than 300 drones ballistic and cruise missiles. a second senior, senior us official told me that this was actually warned to the biden administration earlier today. there were two sets, jim of high level of conversations on thursday. one was between the two countries defense minister, yoav gallant and lloyd austin. the second was actually ostensibly about a conversation about rafah with the national security adviser, jake sullivan and senior israeli officials so in those in that communication to the biden ministration they were told that there was an attack coming and that it could happen in the coming days and it came really quite quickly. the other thing, jim, that we'd been told throughout the course of the week and anticipate patient of this attack tonight,

biden. here now with more, house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan. merrick garland had until noon on monday to turnover the interview, the transcripts, the videos, whatever they had of robert hurr's interview with biden. he failed to comply by it. a guy named navarro is now spending four months in prison for contempt of congress. >> yeah, so never forget the facts here. the report said that joe biden knowingly kept and disclosed classified information. he said that the reason he did that, page 231, biden had strong motivations to ignore classified procedures because he was writing a book. a book for which he got paid $8 million. so we have motive, 8 million reasons why, we have motive, we have the elements of the crime being met, he knew the facts, he disclosed it and he kept that information, but he doesn't get charged because robert hurr says he's a forgetful old man. we think it's incumbent upon the justice department to give us all of that evidence. we would like to here the audiotapes and frankly i think the american people would like to know, si

. >> we have not heard back from president biden the white house is spinning every second of free time trying to attack me trying to attack jim discredit the investigation intimidate, our investigation moving forward. this is a very serious investigation. joe biden is in a lot of trouble. he needs to answer these questions, i think the two best options moving forward are, obviously, critical referral, impeachment, impeachment still on the table, there is still a -- an overwhelming majority of republicans in the house of representatives that agree with me, that joe biden has committed impeachable offenses. maria: you know that james comer sent a letter to president biden, and i have the letter here, we talked about this yesterday withcomer he said in the letter the committee has accounted for 24 million dollars plus that has flown from foreign sources to you your family business associates hassoid no legitimate serviced to merit lucrative payments you repeatedly denied playing any role in familiar business activities committee amassed evidence bank records witness testimony that crickets your position on matters the white hous

recognize that this is going to be a battleground state election this november jim, as oh, my differences aside have with president bideny, very smart for the president to go to these states. talk about the economy, talk about some of the issues that he believes he's accomplished for the american people while president trump has to do with the legal, he is facing, a lot of challenges in these battleground state holders polls are showing that actually he's behind underwater and all except one of them. and so tighten a little bit there are tightening a little bit absolutely. but it's do or die. he's comfortable in pennsylvania. let's not forget, he grew up in scranton. this is his this is where he likes to be. this is where he feels comfortable, but there's been a lot of emphasis that he needs to get out in places that perhaps he might not feel so comfortable rural parts of the state and other parts where they might not be so friendly to his message because he needs to push beyond the suburbs. he needs to push beyond the city. he really needs to try and persuade voters that he's the person david, i mean, the president has

point state, wisconsin, arguably the most important of all the battlegrounds for joe biden, at least according to jimsina, the guy who helped barack obama win re-election. donald trump held an event there last night. his campaign billed it as the launch of his general election effort. easy to understand why when you look at the last two presidentials, when wisconsin was decided by less than 1%. but can trump do what he couldn't do the last time he ran against biden, which is win it? nbc's steve kornacki has been looking at the political geography of the state. i know you've identified three big hurdles confronting trump in wisconsin. >> you're right on the significance, a lot of electoral college scenarios run straight through wisconsin. just as a reminder, joe biden did win the state in 2020. look how narrow it was. 6/10 of a point, that's about 20,000 votes. the difference between biden and trump, and while this was a difference overall from four years earlier when trump won it, it wasn't a huge difference. take a look at that map from 2016 when trump won. it was razor thin, 7/10 of one point was i

we know there's no evidence linking the president to any business dealings of hunter biden, and let's review who jim comber has actually invited. he's had testimony from a prisoner in federal prison, he's invited spies to testify, he has invited tinfoil hat conspiracy theorists, business people that have lost all credibility, the list goes on and on. republicans themselves are not coming out strongly that there is no evidence, so jim comber, he's basically now focused on himself, he's hawking some book out there, which will obviously be a fiction work, and he needs to go away at this point, it's shameful what he's doing, he's wasting all of our time and the white house is treating this just as it should be, which is a bad joke. >> we played that sound of comber blaming the deep state and media for his failure to provide evidence of wrongdoing from joe biden, last i checked, the onus was on him to provide the evidence, not the other way around. is this comber just being desperate, and a sore loser? >> i think james conner is just upset that he's about to lose all his fox news and news nation appearan

you know, it's not just president biden making stuff up about inflation when he came and jim clyburn e out about the inflation he tried to talk down inflation. he claimed it is now 40% class than when president biden came into office just to be clear and hard when he came into office january 22 anyone, inflation was at 1.5%. it's now between 3.5 and 3.8. it has doubled since he came into office but they are coming out -- i don't understand why they don't listen to robert who has said it is sticky. conflation is sticky. it has come down since the peak, but then there are signs its coming up again. gold price and what's happening with oil is incredible, those are all reasons. but the main thing is people go into the stores that may be the ladies at the view don't shop in the grocery store as often as they should or maybe they already -- >> david let me -- >> hold on a second. you try to buy a house right now are car, the fed which has bee doing the job against inflation with raising rates has at the same time caused a horrible situation. if you try to buy a house you're paying double an

jim, how can democrats best capitalize on this split screen of president biden on the trail focusingjobs, the economy, other top priorities, maybe the abortion rights and former president trump on trial, up until now, his court appearances have helped him in fund-raising and in the polls, but is there a difference balance now that he is stuck in the courtroom? >> i think there is a different balance. the reason why is voters are starting to play attention, the swing voters that haven't been paying attention, now understand it's a biden versus trump election. you have seen polls start to move towards biden in significant ways because voters are starting to compare them. voters had forgotten donald trump and what he had done as president. they haven't seen his crazy statements on truth social. they had forgotten the bad parts about donald trump. now when they see him every day campaigning in a courtroom, they start to remember why they didn't like him in the first place. that's a perfect contrast to what biden is doing, which is out there reminding voters that he is scranton joe, the m

joining us now is democratic congressman jim clyburn of south carolina. he is also a bidenir. welcome. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> good seeing you. >> you actually voted against advancing the foreign aid bills yesterday. why did you do that and how are you going to vote on the final passage of these bills? >> i voted against the rule. when you have been the house majority and voted against rules. there are couple of things in their that i particularly don't like. the fact that we are treating this aid to ukraine as forgivable. i think we need to stand up for our allies. and maybe not a member of nato bit trying to be a member of nato for a long time. and nato members are supporting ukraine. and supporting nato members. a couple of things in that rule that irritate me a little bit. but i will be voting for the package. >> i have a follow-up question. in the previous iterations of the bill, obviously this is not what passed the senate. but the money allocated for ukraine, the majority of the money went to the pentagons of the pentagon could buy weapons and

biden is down in six. trump is beating him in six of seven battleground states today. yes, there's a long campaign to come prominent democratic strategists, not named jim messina, but another one simon rosenberg, he's been profiled in the new york times saying, whoa, whoa, whoa, he is not worried about biden's chances. he is optimistic about democrats winning in november, which gets to conversations you and i have had for a long time, which is the so-called fear, the democratic bedwetting that you've been trying to push back against for a long time? what do you see here? >> look, i think it is true that democrats are in general pan occurs and that's good. we've lived through these things. third parties really have changed elections for us al gore in 2000 and hillary clinton in 2016 lost enough third party votes where they lost the election. so it is a real concern. but if you just look at the underlying hey, metrics, don't look up polls because you and i know polls are usually wrong. look at actual electoral results in last two years, were democrats have over-performed polls by almost 10%. that's why people like simon and i are optimistic about what's

expect, that the federal reserve is going to cut rates, because jay powell knows joe biden wants it that way we heard jimfed is aligned with democrats i asked president trump about this specifically in february when he joined this program, he was very clear, about his feelings about jay powell. watch this. >> we're waiting on that waiting on that. we will get that to you mom tar loo stephanie if we see a prosecutor politicized how long does it play out, in terms of actual impacting individuals out there? >> well you know my sense is that the neatest solution to not cut rates but immediately pause balance sheet runoff switch to reupping qe that is the neatest solution for them again to gold i think what is sniffing out a balance sheet a permanent fixture, the fed is essentially an adjunct to the treasury, it will be the fed's job, to monetize all of this debt that we're issuing, for those monetary policy stands will be the dollar, as always it is invisible the average american doesn't notice it that is the way they prefer to solve this problem, and mechanism of inflating debt away to monetize, that so my

you are looking for information from the doj, you and jim jordan requested audio recording of special counsel robert hur interview with president biden classified documents. doj responded saying request denied and indicate that you only want the audio recordings to damage the president politically, last line, we urge committee to avoid conflict rather than seek it. what is your reaction? why do you want the audio recordings when you have the transcripts? >> doj is pot calling the kettle black. past 12 months, jim jordan and i have been under attack by the war room. every fact we presented, the doj colluded with main-stream media to create a false narrative that there is disinformation, there is no evidence and russian collusion and none of those things are true. doj doesn't get to determine what congress needs. we need the audio tapes and biden administration claimed when they were a candidate for president they would be the most transparent administration in history, i can make the argument they are the least transparent in history. we need to determine if the trip matches the audio. you can hear the stuttering and back and forth, w

the blaze broke out and the jim on the 1st floor and investigation is underway. japan's problem, it is definitely okesha is in washington to hold talks with us president joe biden are expected to address concerns about for bulk of chinese military action in the pacific and discuss plans to upgrade the us military presence in japan. exit polls in south korea's parliamentary elections show the liberal opposition on costs to increase its majority will be a blow to president you in south georgia going house from south 3 is 3 major t. v. stations for cost, the opposition, the democratic party at its allies winning up to $197.00 seats. and the $300.00 men upon them at alec counting is still under way pontiff. the results bear out the predictions president you look set to be a lame duck for he's remaining for years in office. gratian is a journalist with south korea is already rank tv in sole. i asked her about the significance of the land slide, waiting for the liberal democratic opposition. free that you mentioned as many unexpected, the main opposition democratic party is seemingly winning the privy mentoring. majority of the 22nd general elections in the same clos

biden. or i would like to see adam schiff and jim jordan. >> jesse: oh, i got jordan. >> judge jeanine: okayand aoc. >> sandra: jesse? >> jesse: i'm with piers. i admire the spirit. i wish sometimes our members of congress would have that type of passion, instead of just day trading all day and then leaving for their district on thursday. >> sandra: i mean, as our notes note, this makes our congress look like a spa day. >> greg: georgia is weird, man. but that's the south for you. [laughter] that's all i got. [laughter] >> sandra: i'm sorry about "thunder." >> greg: what band is that? imagine dragons? really, sandra? imagine dragons is 2014. and we went through the imagine dragons phase. it wasn't pleasant. >> sandra: can i give you the story behind it? i run a lot and it has a great running beat. >> greg: i would not stop running up i heard that song. >> sandra: okay. "one more thing" is out next. ♪ ♪ . summer is not just a season, it's an adventure. experience the thrill of fly fishing from our expert guides along north america's finest trout stream. explore thousands of acres of wildernes

jim has been one week. it's been a long week. i want to thank the biden administration.coast guard, the army corps, and all of our federal partners working with governor more and the state of maryland our federal delegation center be in holland. congressman mfume, an eye we'll all been engaged on a daily basis with the mayor of baltimore, the county executive baltimore county and randall county. we're all working together. our top priority is to first deal with the recovery of the remains of the four casualties that had not yet been recovered has been six total deaths related to the incident but our first priority after that is to get this channel open. this channel is critically important, not just to our region, but to the entire country on supply chain issues so it's part of the commerce of the united states. >> we're going to >> the president biden made a commitment that he will cover the cost of not only the removal of the bridge opening of the channel, but the replacement of the bridge i am confident that my colleagues on both sides of the aisle will work with us a

i'm jim acosta, cnn news central starts right now >> tag president biden making clear the us will not join any retaliatory strikes and a historic de, in america today, donald trump will become the first former president to be tried on felony charges this morning. he will head to a manhattan court this jury selection begins in his criminal trial. we're live outside the courthouse for you. >> o. simpson's estate now vowing to fight the families of nicole brown simpson ron goldman, why he says he hopes they get nothing from the civil judgment they were awarded decades ago. i'm kate baldwin was sara sidner and john berman this is cnn news central >> and the breaking news you're just getting ward that israel's war cabinet is meeting right now to discuss its response to the massive iranian missile strike iran launched more than 300 drones ballistic missiles, cruise missiles targeting israel with minimal effects still, it was a huge attack and while the us was among the allies, heavily involved in defending israel, president biden has made clear the us will not help in any retaliatory strike

jim no question. perhaps it made a difference to tasha bertrand at the pentagon. thanks so much. president biden and the white house are scrambling tonight to make us support for israel clear, while also pushing israel to carefully consider its response. plus the white house is urging congress now, too pass more aid for israel, but also for ukraine and taiwan. the senate has already passed the package. congressional leaders do not sound so shore, that will actually happen coming up wound to speak to congressman tom suozzi about next steps new ally in the fight against climate change. this is >> new car business blue carbon. we just need to protect nature will do the rest >> blue carbon let's cnn fill. next sunday at nine >> everyone sees meanwhile, at a vrbo, >> when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one, you'll actually like for moderate to severe crohn's disease. sky rosie is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly proved damage at the intestinal lining. >> serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lower ability to fight them may oc

joining us now congressman jim clyburn of south carolina, he is national co-chair for the biden campaignhis focus group showing that they are really suffering when it comes to interest rates, trying to buy a home, looking at their own personal economies and they're feeling like they're being gas lit. they're feeling joe biden isn't accountable. what's your response to that and how can the campaign address these feelings? >> well, first of all, thank you very much for having me. i think that we have to focus on people's everyday lives. 401(k)s are not about people's everyday lives. and i do believe just from my own observations, from the conversations i have had with people, there are concerns about things like inflation, but what we've got to get them to see is that inflation today is about 40% of what it was when joe biden took office. and so the inflation rates are down and people's incomes are up. unemployment is on the decrease. and although we see the prices at the stores costing more money, people are, in fact, earning greater incomes. so what we've got to do is make sure that peop

oversight committee and i watched jim jordan on judiciary and jim connor on oversight, who are collaborating on an impeachment effort against president biden. who is their primary witness? their primary witness is a russian named alexander smirnoff. he is in jail today because he lied to the fbi aboutname the w scandal that turned out to be a lie. he wasn't there. he didn't hear it, there were no bribes. that is their primary witness and he admitted that his t ei sources are russian agents, so it's not only that russian bots are infiltrating republican propaganda, they are actually prime witnessesep toward now thoroughly discredited impeachment. >> what he did was get dirt on joe biden. that was the whole operation. i mean, he tried to get dirt. something like the cotton candy over the bowl of water and it drops and it disappears. i can't let you go without asking you about the bill you filed in congress in response to this effort to rename dulles, which is an architecturally beautiful airport, i don't care what any of you folks say about it, to rename it for donald trump. you introduced a bill to rename a prison in florida after trunkd >>

biden. what a different a month make, jim has taken a new step, urging order republican voters who want to stopdid not come near the oval office again. we have . >>> what for part to the you from where you were the last time we talked to you you weren't going to jump for trump but wasn't shower you could support biden where you are now is voting for biden and urging or republicans to do so. >> i've been busy for the last month or so. i -- my son shame me into going back and watching all the hearings we were talking about, the liz cheney's book and the other issues that i learned about, and my son said well, dad, i know all of that. because i watched all the hearings. so, i send responded by that to watching the ten major hearings where they presented evidence and i even went back to the original hearing that they had with the four police officers, so, frankly, i have become sort of obsessed with the story, i suppose. but in any case, everything i have done has just reemphasized in my own mind how unthinkable january 6th was. i am convinced that donald trump was behind every thing that happened,

just going back to jeff's question about why why this sort of changed jim tone said be growing frustration on the part of president biden previous messaging to prime minister netanyahu just doesn't seem to have gotten through yes, there has been growing frustration >> thank you so much, corinne. john, one question on israel and another ovn as what we saw in the past. president biden pushing it and you have to protect civilians. but how much words really matter here when on actions the same day of the attack on the humanitarian words they went as well as approving more bone tile. we are now six months into the war. how much they actions are actually encouraging israel to not do enough protect >> yeah, i'm, i'm kinda glad the question came up because i would tell you when i've seen press reporting, you know, about the about the arms sales and that kind of thing. and i would just remind you that that it would. >> the, >> exception of the immediate two months after the attack, we haven't really sent emergency aid and military assistance to israel. it wasn't the first couple of months, >> but what you're seeing here is the r

2,020 campaign, slapping black for trump bumper stickers on biden signs around the city but now that people can see how our relationship with jiming to say you were trying to save us, we are sorry, we should've listened to you, we are ready to go as well because i affectionately call donald trump my donnie. we want him to be our donnie too and it's more than enough to share. stuart: in 2020 trump got 8% of the black vote. what do you think he will get this year? >> 60, 65, 70. we are done with the last having dixiecrack, named joseph robinette biden. they've been disrespectful to us and we deserve better as american citizens. stuart: i predict within two years you will be running for office. thank you very much for joining us. come see us again. still ahead on this program, steve hilton on california considering a new covid tax to deal with the deficit. and taking on trump after jury selection and why he thinks the trial looks like a bunch of clowns. british prime minister lose trust on her warning to donald trump. the king of collectibles will join us, showing off his sports memorabilia, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ >> that ame

biden. here now with moreh more house judiciary committee chairman jim jordausn.et's start with that last part first. merrick garland had till noon on monday to turn over the interview. the transcript, the videos,d of whatever they had of robert, her his interview with joe biden. he failed to comply with it. a guy by the name of peter navarro has is is now spendingon three months in prison for contempt of congress. for empt o yeah. >> so never forget the facts here. robert hersh's report said thatn joe biden knowingly kept and disclosed classified informatioowingly dn. he said that the reason he didth that, he at page 231, joe biden had strong motivations to ignore classified procedurevs because he was writing a book, a book for which for he got pai8 million. so we had motive, 8 millionhave reasons why we have motive. we have the elements of the crim wmente being met. the he knew the facts. he disclosed it and he, kephete that information. but he doesn't get charged because robert harris sayst he's a forgetful old man. >> so we think it's incumbentge upontful the

the jim jones era and manson and i see people following this man and following him straight to hell. and so god bless america and thank you so much for having me. host: as you know president bidennd prime minister netanyahu had a 30 minute call to talk about the protection of aid workers and getting humanitarian aid into gaza. here is secretary of state blinken spoke about the call at a nieto anniversary event in -- nato anniversary event in brussels. [video clip] >> this week's horrific attack on world central kitchen was not the first incident but it must be the last. president biden spoke a short while ago with prime minister netanyahu. they discussed the situation in gaza. the president emphasized that the constraints on they committed terry workers and the unitarian situation is unacceptable. he made clear the need for israel to announce a series of specific, concrete and measurable steps to address civilian harm, humanitarian suffering and the safety of aid workers. he made clear that u.s. policy with respect to gaza will be determined by our assessment of israel's immediate action on the steps. he underscored that an immediate cease oil -- cease fire is essential to stab

joining me now is the host of fox news saturday night all right jim, we have seen the media swing and miss when they tried to hide or downplay bidensy tried to make his orthopedic sneakers look cool. >> these are called the transport and they are quite comfortable, they have a lined soul, note out great for stability and the president does have a history of stumbling. >> laura: and now the new york times presents the biden guide to dressing younger. i kid you not, biden gives offhand master classes on the wardrobe tricks that distract from the inevitable predations of time. if there is anything that distinguishes the time of a man -- occupying an oval office, it is all but intercepted blake how he has learned to address in a manner that seems simultaneously approachable and commanding, dignified yet not remote, venerable get vigourous and remarkably fashion savvy. jimmy, take it away. >> first of all, the idea that they are allowing this man to dress himself at this point, that is adorable. they don't even let him pick out his own diapers, give me a break. but it had to hurt this reporter to engage in this level of propaganda. he h

and without evidence blaming joe biden for all of his legal woes. let's bring in cnn's jim again, gale, as well as former trump white house attorney jim schultz, jimmy. what's your reaction to how trump behave today? >> he behaved but it was de one and i think it was also a short day. i think the real question is going to be when we see witnesses on the stand, how is he going to react to that? >> but like michael cohen or stormy? michael cohen, stormy daniels, david we're going to say, and also if there are audio tapes things like that, i think that he gets triggered pretty easily if past is prologue. >> so let's see, i think his lawyers every day or reminding him to try to behave, he gets a lollipop today, though, pretty well-behaved yes. gym today in opening statements, trump's defense attorney todd blanche trump is something of just a regular guy saying, quote, he's a man, he's a husband who's a father, who's a person just like you and just like me can the defense successfully convinced the jury that trump is just a regular guy with regular reactions, regular emotions. i

biden's own doj. i if this isn't the weaponization of justice. >> jim jordan, i don't know what is. >> by the way, thisyyork city know what? >> but what? e flamg ouhang on. repor you'd have a reporter on the air saying it's mostlyhe peaceful, but go aheadai. >> yeah, you're exactly right. a and this is a continuation of what they've done to president trump now for eight years. so but what what what gets me ou is the department of justice wouldn't bring the cas e to federal elections commission, wouldn't bring the case. woulprevious districtee woul th, cy vance, wouldn't bring the case. and even alvin bragg himselfe c- wouldn't bring the case until until president trump announced that he was running for president. and then one of his assistant district attorney resigns, goesi and writes a book. and that pressure on alvin bragang and fact that presidentn trump was running for office is why the case was brought. whatit's ridiculous.s it a everyone knows it. so that's what all took place before. o takbut you have the judge whose daughter has been involved working fohter hasr all kinds of democrats, and pres

just how bad was biden's interview with the special counsel that they are afraid to release the audio. judiciary committee chair jimdan has some ideas, next. intuit turbotax. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. i will bless those who bless you. it's almost passover here in israel and across the former soviet union. but we're fnding thousands of destitute, elderly jews who are alone and in need of basic food. ramzia is a holocaust survivor. she keeps saying my refridgerator is empty. she's embarrassed to ask for help. their need as you can see is extremely urgent. right now, you can give a gift of life of $25. the international fellowship of christians and jews will bring comfort and food to ramzia and thousands of others. ramzia has had such a hard life and to see this smile. you can save a life, just like ramzia. your special holiday gift will provide everything they need to celebrate the holy season of passover. ramzia saw this