and i cast my vote proudly for jimmy carter. round 5:00 in the morning whooping and yelling. and june as well. they were screaming, "he won, he won, he won." it was a lot of excitement. >> governor carter, are you prepared to take the constitutional oath? >> i am. >> will you place your left hand on the bible and raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, adjustmentmy carter, do solemnly swear -- >> i, jimmy carter, solemnly swear -- >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend -- >> preserve, protect, and defend -- >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me, god. >> so help me, god. >> congratulations. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash... and this is the basement slash panic room. maybe what your family needs is a vacation home slash vacation home. find yours on the vrbo app. at carvana, we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms

first thing i thought i was jimmy carter.stay home, wear sweaters to save energy. i thought that was crazy. to his credit jimmy carter wore a sweater in the white house. he lived by the rules, suggestions he was making for americans. that is a totally different example what we see today, people like eric swalwell, who says you got to wear your mask. put your mask on. if you don't wear a mask, you're terrible human being. here he is maskless. one of a long parade of democrat s done this sort of thing over new year's weekend. aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez having a great time with her mask off. we had the mayor of austin telling people, stay home, don't travel, stay in your houses. gave that edict to his people in austin from cabo san lucas where he was on vacation. governor whitaker said people stay home. don't travel. he hopped on a plane. went down to visit her father in florida. muriel bowser mayor of washington, d.c., said wear your mask. she was at a wedding. maskless. she was enjoying the mewses i can, spirit moved her. t

that's really in stark contrast to jimmy carter who had a full revolt in the 1980s. inflation, in some way it's apples and oranges comparison because people are comparing carter's last year as president, 1980 with biden's first year as president. actually biden is a lot less popular than jimmy carter was at the end of his first year when he was way over 50%. things really went south for carter and ended up what i call a political failure and even visionary success as president. that's the part on the substance that we hope joe biden achieves. >> well, jonathan, i was going to say for president's timing is everything. you look at ronald reagan at this point and reagan's first year, reagan was just at the bottom of the barrel, republicans got slammed in '82. the economy turned around by '83 and '84, unemployment was around 7%. you look at george h.w. bush was one of my favorite examples of how timing is everything. i suspect if the election had been held a quarter later, three months later, the economy was turning around, he probably would have beaten bill clinton. here

jimmy carter is now 97 years old, the longest living former president in u.s. history. we will spend the hour looking at the january 6 insurrection after the headlines. the centers for disease control and prevention has endorsed giving pfizer booster shots to children between the ages of 12 and 15 as covid cases continue to skyrocket amid the omicron surge. the united states has reported an average of nearly 600,000 new covid infections a day over the past week, by far the highest anywhere in the world. hospitalizations continue to rise but are still lower than during the surge last winter. the surge is leading to a growing number of public events being cancelled across the globe. the grammy awards have been postponed. the sundance film festival has canceled in-person screenings. brazilian officials in rio de janeiro have cancelled the carnival street parade for a second year in a row. and royal caribbean and norwegian cruise are canceling new cruises. meanwhile, in chicago, schools are closed again for a second day following a vote by the chicago teachers union to teac

>> you know, but it's interesting, because jimmy carter was one of those top-level democrats who spent years pushing the lie that donald trump had stolen the 2016 election. this was a lie that was pushed throughout all the media among top democrats including jimmy carter who said the russians won the 2016 election. he knows a lot about disinformation. but how come it is that you could be if you're a democrat, you could push these lies, you could undermine the country, you could say that the people don't get to elect a president if it's republican and that's fine. nobody has a problem with it no matter how damaging it is to the country, and yet we're all supposed to drop everything in response to just one of the many riots that struck the country in the last, you know, in the year proceeding the last year. the left rioted at the white house, at federal courthouses, they burned cities down, they destroyed buildings, police precincts and refused to accept the 2016 election for years, and now they want to make hay out of this i think because the democratic party is struggling so much, even

jesse: this was jimmy carter's carter'smalaise speech. harris he can code carter's speech and used the word malaise herself. >> covid, for example? everybody is frustrated with that. i understand and i fully appreciate. there is a level of malaise where two years into this thing, we want to get back to normal. we all do. jesse: then they managed to top herself comparing january 6 to pearl harbor and 9/11. >> certain dates echo throughout history including dates that instantly remind all who lived through them where they were, and what they were doing. december 7, 1941. september 11, 2001. and january 6, 2021. jesse: amateur hour. earlier this week while hundreds of drivers were stuck stranded in a virginia snowstorm for up to 24 hours with no help from the black faced southeast gaffe, kamala harris tweeted because of this bipartisan infrastructure law, america is moving again. indianapolis what infrastructure is all about, getting people loving. joining me, former senior adviser to president trump, kellyanne conway. am i being mean? she'l

so ted kennedy ran against jimmy carter. there's parallels here. people that are floated at this point. we can put that up. alexandria ocasio-cortez, stacy abrams, cory booker a bunch of names there. corey, can you envision a scenario on candidate that could create a situation that was a tremendously difficult situation for democrats in 1980 where ted kennedy said i don't think think guy can pull it off. i'm going to run against him. >> i'm imagining a presidential cycle like we had in 96 and 92 where we had third party candidates that allowed president clinton to win tennessee twice. i don't know what will happen. but we're not connecting. right now the american people are divided in how they feel about the economy, divided about how we're handling the covid pandemic. we have to do a better job uniting the country. for whatever reason, president biden has not been able to do it. one of the problems is we've tried to align ourselves close with the republican party that has little agenda. 13 republicans out of 12 voted for this bipartisan infrastruc

he lost to jimmy carter. jimmy carter was pushed hard by d kennedy. he lost to ronald reagan. even the first president bush, who was kind of pushed a little by pat buchanan, that hurt him in his reelection, and he lost to bill clinton. and the contrast is, every president who has had a united party has won reelection, except one. and that's donald trump. >> sreenivasan: wow. so, is there anything that joe biden can do, or what does he do to improve his prospects? >> well, the first thing that would be helpful is if covid finally got under control, because it's making thentire country just basically unhappy and frustrated and annoyed, and that's never good for an incumbent. beyond that, i think he has to be, and to remind his party and the country about what has been accomplished. instead of havg democrats complain about what hasn't been done, on voting rights or on build back better, he's got to say, look, we have this big infrastructure bill. we had an american rescue plan. we've got unemployment way down. and go around the country, to purple and even red stat, saying, i know

he was nominated to the first circuit court of appeals by j jimmy carter and spoke candidly about his first years. >> i know my own first three years i was frightened to death much of the time. >> of? >> how do i don't know i can do this? how do i know i won't make a mistake? >> he was a consistent legal voice supporting abortion right and affirmative action. he became a fierce critic of capital punishment and best known for a dissent he wrote in 2015 where he questioned the constitutionality of death penalty and the years they spent in solitary confinement. >> i put together this evidence and say this is not what people expected when they wrote the cases upholding the death penalty more than 40 years ago and i think it's time to revisit the issue. >> his departure under a democratic president and congress will likely mean the court will remain divided 6-3 in favor of con sefservatconservat. it does give biden a chance to make a historic choice. he pledged to fill any vacancy on the court with an african-american woman, a first. potential candidates include 51-year-old judge brown jac

jimmy carter has commented on this anniversary day being an essay in today's new york times in whichbefore it's too late, things could get worse. is he right about that? bob barr, the republican former georgia congressman, kind enough to join us he was the former house manager during the clinton impeachment trial. bob always good to have you. what do you make of jimmy carter 's worries that the extremism on both sides has gotten to the point that it could get nasty again. >> well, somebody should have advised jimmy carter to a place to call to joe biden before joe biden went on the airwaves and the congress of the united states and u.s. capitol and fanned the flames of hatred. joe biden's speech, which was by the way, way too long, was so partisan and so stride entertainment and so angry and so divisive that jimmy carter should, even if he didn't apparently not call joe biden beforehand and tell him to tone it down, joe, should call him now, and say please don't do that again. neil: you know, karl rove has written on this as well, and while he says most of the protesters were just fi

is joe biden more like jimmy carter or is he more like bill clinton? this is not about transformation or bipartisan dreams, it's about how this white house is going to respond to reality. the reality that republicans aren't going to work with you just like they did not want to work with you for president barack obama. they have proved that over and over. it is not the same senate as when joe biden was in the is that the. it's not the same senate as when joe biden was vice president. it is not the same senate as it was two years ago, three years ago. the reality of covid and millions of anti-vaxx americans who still believe the misinformation that they have been fed by the right wing, that's where we are now. the reality of inflation that americans are feeling every day, that's where we are now. the reality of crime that is making our citiesless safe. that's where we are now. will president biden deal with the reality that there will continue to be obstruction, there will continue to be resistance, there will continue to be misinformation, the big lie,

>> sandra: it is really remarkable and points out some accuracies, however, as late as 1980s, jimmy carter imposed credit controls and public acclaim but cost him his re-election because the economy slipped into a brief recession. warning a recession may come based how we deal with the inflation crisis. what president biden said in the news conference, really struck me, at the same time he says he's going to do something about it, punting to the fed. watch this. >> critical jobs making sure that the elevated prices don't become entrenched rests with the federal reserve, which has a dual mandate. full employment and stable prices. >> sandra: he is in stark contrast with that radical l.a. times piece, your words, it finishes, the piece, ari, by saying the worst option is punt the issue over to the fed, raise interest rates and fight inflation by letting americans be kicked out of work. >> yeah, a couple things. number one, i'm old enough to know and remember when jimmy carter did that, and not to acclaim, extraordinarily narrow acclaim, only from the most liberal economists, and secondly, th

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if you go to plains, georgia any sunday still jimmy carter jimmy carter's standing the church school. yeah carter certainly among it. but but there is someone who i were all recognize. whatever people believe about organized religion. they look at president carter and they see a man who lives his faith. who practices his faith and it's a faith that is less richtek. than it is about. making the world a better place which president had the best staff. well, you know that's is it's a good question. yeah your wife because i'm saying this because it it's so counter to to conventional thinking. you know richard nixon had a really good white house staff. i mean there were some really bad people on it. but there are some some really. very very skillful people you look at his domestic one of the elements of revisionism. is we'll get nixon's domestic record. which is first of all much more. complete then then people think of nixon as a foreign policy president who didn't care about domestic policy and i think the truth is is very different. i would say eisenhower. head next one staff of course

if you go to plains, georgia any sunday still jimmy carter jimmy carter's standing the church school. yeah carter certainly among it. but but there is someone who i were all recognize. whatever people believe about organized religion. they look at president carter and they see a man who lives his faith. who practices his faith and it's a faith that is less richtek. than it is about. making the world a better place which president had the best staff. well, you know that's is it's a good question. yeah your wife because i'm saying this because it it's so counter to to conventional thinking. you know richard nixon had a really good white house staff. i mean there were some really bad people on it. but there are some some really. very very skillful people you look at his domestic one of the elements of revisionism. is we'll get nixon's domestic record. which is first of all much more. complete then then people think of nixon as a foreign policy president who didn't care about domestic policy and i think the truth is is very different. i would say eisenhower. head next one staff of course

now, it certainly not as full throated as what we're hearing from jimmy carter.cans to stand up for this. we need the members of congress, republicans, who so bravely, so valiantly fought for democracy, fought for human rights abroad, as members of our military, we need them to have that same courage when it comes to standing up for democracy in the united states. >> so, jake, earlier in the show, we ran a mashup of cnn's coverage of january 6th. you were on during that entire time, watching, witnessing the attack on the building behind us. but i want to play one moment, we sat up straight when we heard you say this, this is you one year ago today. let's listen. >> trump supporters have stormed the u.s. capitol. there are violent confrontations going on. members of congress have been told to shelter in place. there is going to be an attempt by the people who were part of this effort, president trump, house minority leader kevin mccarthy, senator ted cruz, senator hawley, et cetera, there is going to be an attempt to whitewash what is going on right now. >> yes. y

jimmy carter there is sitting there thinking i should have thought up the supply chain. going to be a huge run on bonkers. people are buying shipping containers and getting them buried in their backyards. >> greg: i used to do that in the '80s. >> but that was for a different reason. >> greg: the sound of the scratching still haunts me today that's why a remove the fingernails. that's the first thing you do. morgan, one can say this was designed to avoid nuclear war but to avoid living in vegas. >> i like vegas. >> all right, i'm done. >> this reminds me remember what it was thinking 99 everybody started buying a bunch of canned goods because they thought that the country was going to fall apart. >> greg: i have a packet of seeds on me right now. i will tell you where. >> you really don't like my jacket? >> no, i love your jacket. they are still alive. one of them is anyway. >> i'm so glad i came. >> greg: better you than me. kat, i've a feeling that this is very seductive to you. >> i love it. >> greg: i knew you would. >> it's all good stuff about outside without all t

her comments rightly are being compared to this guy, jimmy carter. take a look. >> the threat is nearly invisible in ordinary ways. it is a crisis of confidence. it is a crisis that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national world. this is not a message of reassurance. it is the truth. it is a warning. >> apparently harris knows no history and doesn't notice the real malaise is right in her ow office. she has lost evan staffers in less than a year and the commentary and leaking say she is not particularly nice to the people who work for her. it doesn't help that she has he new communications director jamaal simmons who is a man tha is openly criticized her, joe biden and the vaccine in the past. he has made other past comments that he has had to apologize for . hours after getting his new job here with reaction leo terrel, tammy bruce back with us. i will start with you tonight. nobody wants to work for her. there is not a single thing we can point to that they are successful at. the one big day yesterday was january 6th. the truth

it's unfair to jimmy carter. he never said "malaise." speech was a crisis in confidence, but he never said "malaise." you get the sense that the dems have given up on kamala and joe. it's like a dead marriage that is kept alive until the kids are out of the house. and that's when the election comes up. >> jesse: geraldo, greg mentioned that with age comes with wisdom, so we will go to you. [laughter] >> geraldo: i resemble those remarks. [laughter] >> jesse: kamala harris should know better, not because she is old or because she was around in the '70s: because she is a politician. you don't say the word "malaise." it triggers the carter era, makes people remember the era. why did she say that? how could she say that? >> geraldo: i think in terms of communication, she's clueless. i say that with all due respect. i remind myself and everyone else what a historic figure she is, but "welcome back kotter." to use that word, it invokes the era. biden's covid is carter's hostage crisis. it may be just the fact that "i got sick a couple of weeks

in 1980 when jimmy carter ran against ronald reagan, ronald reagan made a promise that jimmy carter made, if i had the chance, i will nominate the first woman to the supreme court and he nominated sandra day o'connor and i want to say, i'm so pleased to be on with dean brown because i'm reading her book right now and it is such an extraordinary story about how different the world was in the '50s and '60s when constance baker motley was coming up and the obstacles that black women faced, even in the civil rights community. it just is a good example of why, you know, there have been 120 supreme court justices, only five women, only three people of color. so the idea that we're now dealing with some sort of quota for black women is really kind of crazy and offensive. >> crazy and offensive can be described in a lot of what we see coming out of washington. so i guess if it fits a lot of moments. dean, one of the women on the short list as mentioned by our correspondent is katangi brown jackson and biden nominated her to the dc circuit. you supported her for that nomination. and we hear often

jimmy carter, being a one-term president. >> harris: communication. harris.alk about it everyday. they are like the two flavors in the starburst packet that to not go together. they don't. she has at so many problems, look. she is getting ready to hire jamaal simmons. her nuke communications director. kaylee, not even focused on that. i want to look at the seniority of the people that have left her team. that can lead to things like what you're talking about. i will not pull out all the names, just their titles. one of them is the director of advance. another is the deputy director of advance. another is the director of digital strategy. another is the communications chief. another is senior advisor and chief spokesperson. another is a deputy director of public engagement. another is director of press operations. that is a lot of seniority off of your team. i am not surprised that there was a giggle in this latest round. it's unfortunate. i don't know if jamaal simmons can turn it around and do a good job. >> it is a big job. jamaal simmons, as we learned, he

harwood, in a "new york times" op-ed out today the former president jimmy carter is calling out republicans in his home state and other key states warning and i quote here, they seek to win by any means and many americans are being persuaded to think and act like wise threatening to collapse the foundations of our security and democracy with breathtaking speed. i now fear that what we have fought so hard to achieve globally, the right to free, fair elections, unhindered by strong men politicians who seek nothing more than to grow their own power has become dangerous fragile at home. very profound. when a former president says american democracy is on the brink wouldn't you say, hey, we have a real problem here? >> we definitely have a real problem here. the challenge for joe biden is making average americans and the people who vote in the 2022 midterms believe it is a huge problem. people are focused on day-to-day concerns, focused on covid, on their economic circumstances, inflation, all of the things that in day-to-day life preoccupy most american families. and the january 6th insurrectio

the most important thing about the jimmy carter editorial as well is carter attempts to remain quiety created his own life. he is coming out now, i think very concerned because of his global work, and what he's seen and what we are all seeing is the connection between what has happened in other countries and what is happening here. so, let me -- let's get them through the noise. so, the good news. about 75% of americans forget the political party, believe that january 6 a year ago was an attack on democracy and support the january 6 committee. so, my philosophy is focus on that 75%. that 25% is unmovable at this stage. they will believe what they want until, until that narrative is not out there any more. in other words, if you treat them like a radicalized group, what radicalization feeds off of is a sense of the win. a sense that they are part of a winning team. and if trump continues to be deplatformed, if the vast majority of americans continue to condemn this kind of violence or threats of violence, as well as the january 6 commission and potentially other criminal charges conti

and we know what happened with jimmy carter. you can't keep doing that.u know what, we're going to do aiferg do everything opposite of what president trump did. >> brennan: the full conversation will be on our website at facethenation.com. >> brennan: that's it for us today. thank you all for watching. until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. ♪♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group a wgbh access.w narrator: today on "hope in the wild", adventures in the ancient art of falconry. chris: he's much more relaxed than he was last time. allison: don't speak too soon. narrator: and the recognized risks of releasing rehabbed raptors. allison: come on! man: fly! narrator: for over two decades, the hope for wildlife center has rescued, rehabilitated, and returned thousands of animals to the north american wilderness. these dedicated volunteers give them more than just shelter and medical care, they give them "hope in the wild". [music]

i'll ask you the same i chad of chad pergram and the warning, the fear from jimmy carter. that this could happen again. what do you think? >> well, i don't know that this specific event could happen again. other acts of violence are possible. i say that because i don't believe the capitol police or the security personnel here will ever allow their guard to be let down the way it was january 6. they did not heat the intelligence. don't think that will happen again. president carter makes an important point. there's a coarsening of political dialogue. january 6 was an of course manifestation of that. i see it every day, every week. i hear it in the venom directed at me and my staff on a daily basis from people who believe that they somehow have the right to make those sorts of threats as if it's somehow part of political speech. it isn't. somehow we have to find a path toward some kind of reconciliation, some sort of common ground so that our differences are something that we celebrate in a society that allows for differences rather than being the cause of division and hate.

they were pretty sure their candidate was going to beat jimmy carter and win the presidency in november. but they did have this persistent worry about reagan's support among women and for good reason. he didsu have a problem in his record when it came to women. and a lot of women were mad about the e.r.a. thing which was a big changeab and a dramatic o at that time and only highlighted the other things that were wrong in reagan's record on that subject. and in fact, his polling consistently showed that reagan was polling way better with men than he was with women, his support among women was actually quite soft given how well he was doing overall. and that was all apparently worrying enough to the ronald reagan campaign in 19880 that in october of that year, es less than a month before the election, ronald reagan called a press conference, and called this rabbit out of the hat. >> ronald reagan today promised to appoint a women to the supreme court if elected press. reagan said he mate the promise to set the record straight on his attitude to equal opportunities forhi women. more with c

jimmy carter was president and don't forget what happened. ronald reagan, one of the biggest landslide elections in history because people were so frustrated with rising prices. >> harris: and you kind of take me to this final point on all of this, steve. that is if he can't raise -- he being the president can't raise all of those trillions of cash to pump into the economy and keep his promise about build back better and all these other big spending programs then he loses the far left side of his base. he is politically in more trouble than he is right now. and the only thing facing him is less than 300 days away november 8th. steve, i have to let you go but i'll bring you back. the president's overall approval numbers crashing to a new low. we took a look at covid and the economy. but the total picture now. what it could all mean for his agenda that i just alluded to and whether democrats can even hope to hold on to congress this year. the debate you don't want to miss. is hillary 2024 about to happen to the party on the left? have they run

so the policies that we have exactly like the model of jimmy carter that started high inflation, poornderstanding of affairs of international, not understanding our military, and misusing america's good name. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, congressman mass, americans are seeing the footage coming in, right and again and again they're saying who is in charge? let's listen to this leaked footage from august 2021. federal contractors at an airport in westchester where illegals are being flown in. watch this. >> bays basketball teams have more security. >> what i'm saying. >> very easily, a people could go that way. [laughter]. so, i mean -- >> yeah, yeah. it is slowly coming together. we still don't know really what's happening how they get her whatever else. >> i get the whole secret [bleep], but this is even above my [bleep] pay grade. you know what i mean? >> yeah. [bleep] [bleep] you know what i mean? >> and why? you know, why? >> you know why? >> why? >> who is in office. that's why. >> but what is the big secret. everybody knows it is happening? >> because if it gets out, t

every president since jimmy carter in 1977 as perform better.ts. on the economy. that it is not acceptable. and most people are saying they are worse off. the concerns about covid has become secondary to concerns about the economy because they're wondering how they're going to pay their bills. people across the board are saying that it is impacted their household, their grocery shopping, its impact in them the board. >> to underscore that yesterday we found out after the cpi numbers came out that those wage gains that the president sort of took a victory lap for when you add an inflation, we are down over 2%. again, i tell them and they already know. you going to escort stores, more money, but you're actually coming out with fewer bags and that stings doesn't it? >> it sure does. it does no doubt about it even in this latest poll that came out today, there's a few things that i think are really alarming for the president and for the democrats. they need to pay attention. number one independents, 57% of independents disapprove of joe biden. but m

i think it's in our hands how woe interpret the eechtsz from the last year. >> steven, jimmy carter sayse brink of a widening abyss, we are at risk of civil conflict and losing our precious democracy. americans must set aside differences and work together before it is too late. do you agree with former president carter. >>> >> yeah. i think it is significant that a former president who spent much of his time in office defending human rights across the world is now worried about protecting election officials in the united states, is now worried about getting voters access to the ballot box s worried about losing our democracy here in the united states. i think it's just -- it is a profoundly troubling column to read. >> daniel, the fact that we don't have a shared view of january 6th in this country, that there are still -- you know, you look at the polls of -- among republicans about the acceptance of the idea of political violence being justified in some cases, about who was involved in january 6th, what was actually behind it, it's really -- we don't have shared facts. and when that --

it may be easy toe forget now, but jimmy carter found his first and only term saddled with inflation.he country, whether we have a job, or whether we are looking for a job. we must race just to keep up with the constant rise in prices. >> that inflation wasn't a partisan or democratic problem. republican gerald ford who first replaced richard nixon after his resignation had declared inflation public enemy, none and his own advisers ultimately concluded that his policies to thwart it were basic stupidity and didn't work. but voters were nonetheless angry and many felt that new president jimmy carter was weak in his response. americans getting crushed by rising gas and heat prices, then found a president sporting a cardigan offering thrifty tips. >> all of us must learn to waste less emergency, simply by keeping our thermostat at 65 degrees in the daytime and 55 degrees at night, we could save half the current shortage of natural gas. >> carter lost re-election and the u.s. spent years battling inflation before getting it under control. the u.s. has a strong monetary policy and a resili

ticked up toward 40-year highs, gop opponents drew a new comparison. >> i believe joe biden is jimmy carter 2.0 >> and then the fall of kabul, reminiscent of saigon. the white house haunted by its own words. >> there's going to be no circumstance where you're going to see people being lifted off the roof of an embassy of the united states from afghanistan it is not at all comparable. >> now, the white house wants a reset. some distance from the party's extremes >> i'm not bernie sanders, i'm not a socialist. i'm a mainstream democrat. >> with grand ambitions shelved for smaller goals. >> yes, i'm confident we can get pieces, big chunks of the build back better law signed into law. >> and a new approach to the biden era. >> i'm also going to be out there seeking more advice of experts outside, from academia to editorial writers to think tanks. bringing in presidential historians to get their perspective on what we should be doing. >> pledging to draw from history to move forward. for the news, i'm kayla tausche, washington >>> and president biden insists inflation will eventually start to co

jimmy carter was president. pittsburg steelers were victorious in the super bowl. and winter athletes were set to hit the snow and ice in lake placid. they are still nurturing athlete's dreams all these years later. s. >> as you drive-through lake placid, new york, keep your eyes peeled. signs of gold likely surround you. >> it's just remarkable this small village of 2,500 residents to 3,000 restaurants was able to host an olympic winter games and really welcome the entire world to our little village. >> reporter: you may remember it as the site of the biggest olympic trials. usa unexpectedly beat the soviet union. >> do you believe in miracles? yes. you still get chills. >> reporter: lake placid hosted two winter olympics. they are still seeing them go for the gold year after year. they are going through a lot of construction right now. getting ready to host the world university games. >> we're able to really nurture these dreams for our young children. they grow older and they're still competing at this international level and going on to the olympic games, somet

historically with the first months and years of the jimmy carter administration, where the individual was a really, really nice person. joe biden jimmy carter, but whether they could govern at a level of the presidency is a whole other question. we're going going to see whether this administration can make this work, but there's there is time. for him to right. the ship, right? absolutely as the white house and the president continued to point out here. this is just one year. three more years to go here for president biden, so certainly plenty of time to reverse course here. and right. the ship on some of these issues really appreciate your time, as always , political analyst, brian syllable. good to see you. absolutely, alex. take care. take care. we want you to meet these two kittens. this is betty and the other one is named quite very are coming up how their namesake help animal shelters across the country, including in the bay area. by the way, these two are up for adoption will be right back. and a burial weather after some dense fog this morning, lots of sunshine this afternoon

that's only the second worst percentage since jimmy carter.ou need to know. and it is not necessarily a partisan thing. it is a, to borrow a term from jimmy carter, a malaise that people are feeling, and it's going to be up to joe biden since he is only one year in, to help turn that around with not just his rhetoric but with his actions and his policies. >> and tonight, or tomorrow, we're going to see this vote in the senate on these two election reform bills. they are not going to pass. no republican supports them. and then there's also going to be a vote on trying to change the filibuster rules so that something like this can pass with 51 votes instead of the 60 votes needed to proceed. what message does that send? why would joe biden, why would chuck schumer, the senate democratic leader, be forcing that vote knowing that ultimately what's going to happen is a bipartisan vote against changing the rules. >> why would you take a vote you're going to lose at a time when a lot of people out in the country are already saying washington doesn't

you cannot help but be reminded of a gap lines under jimmy carter.is time it's covered testing lines in. it's not just the lack of requisite testing we did not have at-home test. we do not have treatments like monoclonal antibodies. begs the question where did all of this money go? trillions of dollars evaporated. we are learning some oft went towards illegal immigrants. people have demonstrated contempt for our law that is a slap in the face to working-class americans who are struggling right now. do not have the luxury of staying at home because a public school is shut down. they have to work in persian with their hands. this is an absolute fiasco but we need answers particularly president biden is going to request a another trench of relief. this is getting so bad that the confidences so low invited their talk about bringing hillary clinton back to run in 2024 i just cannot believe this. >> the lawlessness and the lies seem to know no bounds. we know their secret flights and dropping off a migrants in different cities across the country and the de

>> oh well, we see with a weak present going back to jimmy carter. going towards taiwan for look at what north korea is doing. look at iran, all of them. they do not respect to biden. they know he's a week he just wants to be nice to everybody and talk to everybody and do absolutely nothing. this is going to go on for another three years. we have got to stand up against russia, china, iran and north korea on the dictators in latin america but we've got to get a person with a backbone. biden does not have a backbone and the people he put in power do not have a backbone. they are the party of appeasement that's exactly what they do. >> it is the same foreign policy team president obama had. this is the team that put us into the iran deal. i wonder if it's even more sinister than wanting to be a good guy? is it a massive conflict of interest? or watching another big story here colleagues senator grassley and johnson are now saying the secret service hid information hunter biden's travel. while his father was vice president part i was told by sources tha