jimmy carter, when things were not working, he switched it up.her but at least he was willing to say that. joe biden is a steamroller with these policies that are proving disastrous and yet will not alter course. >> kim, we have the reagan era. maybe you have to have a carter to get a reagan. could that happen again? >> a big part of the book. i think we are at a similar moment and there is a backlash against basic policies. the biden administration and conservatives need to think really hard about who they get as a nominee and whether or not that person has that vision that reagan had and that optimism that reagan had. that is a formula for success. charles: we are looking forward to morning in america and also reading your book. congratulations. >> thank you. charles: one more break to take. when we come back it will be hits and misses of the week. ♪ hi! need new glasses? buy one pair, get one free at visionworks! how can you see me squinting? i can't! i'm just telling everyone!...hey! buy one pair, get one free for back to school. visionworks.

another kennedy. >> brian: ted kennedy was challenging jimmy carter. >> that's right. exactly.idate who has stepped up to challenge joe biden because, again, the historical comparison. he is in a much weaker place than jimmy carter ever was. >> brian: 70% of the american people do not want joe biden to run again. if that isn't a green light to ambitious governors and senators, i don't know what is. well, congratulations on doing it? >> thank you so much. >> brian: doing a column up in alaska. and i appreciate you coming. >> in thanks, brian. appreciate it. >> brian: meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre justifying joe biden's latest student loan push. borrowers are owed relief. >> these are borrowers been making payments for decades. these borrowers are owed this relief. >> brian: okay, really? stuart varney totally disagrees. he is fired up. but he is always fired up. the white house is doing serious damage to the next generation. plus, the discounts to bust inflation. our top mega morning deals including the neck fan with built in

and it has to get into what jimmy carter inherited. he had a much tougher hand than joe biden did.t, jimmy carter to wrap on him he was a good guy and wanted to make things better in over his head and somewhat incompetent. this makes the case joe biden knew exactly what he was doing most of the policies have been put into effect and got inflation, high energy prices. he wants to transform the country into something else. >> john: it is a great read and so good to see you in person. i'm jealous of that fishnet show. >> thank you. >> excellent welcome anytime. >> john: great to see you. now this. >> this is ridiculous, folks. they do exist, but they don't exist. we will get to the bottom of it whatever the truth may be. we are done with the caveat. >> sandra: the houses going up for a major hearing on ufos. it is still facing resistance from the pentagon. both parties are doing to try to get answers. >> john: plus come all the talk in washington over the pga tour with liv golf ways the mb eight relationship with china not facing the same scrutiny over mba canter of freedom who has be

the ministries of women's trade, women's trafficking, a book by jimmy carter, the former president of the united states, the name of the book is a request for action in this book, jimmy carter writes like this, he says that human rights violations and terrible violence against women are dealt with in this book. in this book, he says that a hundred thousand girls are enslaved sold in america it can be where the owner of a brothel can buy a girl, usually from latin america or a dancer, for a thousand dollars. the card also states that only one percent of rapists in the military are prosecuted. the sim card is named after the famous character. what is this situation in the world, what kind of respect for women is the view of women in western culture an insulting view , they call it freedom, but in reality it is not freedom, westerners have written beautiful letters on all their crimes during the last two or three centuries, if they killed, if they looted , if they enslaved, if they confiscated the wealth of nations if they created imposed wars between nations and committed other crimes o

businesses in the world today, the ministries of trade , women, trafficking in women, a book by jimmy carterhe former president of the united states, the name of the book is a demand for action in this book, jimmy carter writes like this , saying that it is a violation of rights humanity and the terrible violence against women are discussed in this book. every year, hundreds of thousands of girls are sold as slaves in the united states, where a homeless owner can buy a girl, usually from latin america or friends, for a price of one thousand dollars. slow kart also stated that only 1% of rapists in the army are prosecuted. sim card is named after a famous character. this book is what is the situation in the world. what kind of respect is this for women. western culture's view of women is an insulting view. they call it freedom. lagann is not really freedom. during the last two or three centuries, the westerners put beautiful letters on all their crimes, if they killed , if they looted, if they enslaved, if they confiscated the songs of nations, if they created imposed wars between nations, an

the journalist laura i ling and were freed and jimmy carter visited _ ling and were freed and jimmy carterre the release of a teacher but how this case plays out will — but how this case plays out will depend on how valuable the north— will depend on how valuable the north koreans think travis king is. �* ., , is. and whether travis king even wants _ is. and whether travis king even wants to _ is. and whether travis king even wants to return. - let's return to one of the big stories we're following this hour — the women's world cup. live to california, and i'm joined by megan reyes. she's a a football host and content creator. you are filipino—american, aren't you, and i understand this is the first world cup or the philippines, so how big is this? its. the philippines, so how big is this? . , ., the philippines, so how big is this? , ., ~ this? a proud filipino-american and this world _ this? a proud filipino-american and this world cup _ this? a proud filipino-american and this world cup means - and this world cup means everything for the country. first world cup men's or women's and it

and then along came jimmy carter. e has been an adventure ever since. >> the carter presidential library tweeted today that 77 years ago today, that 77, young jimmy carter hit the jackpot when he we'd the love of his life, rosalynn smith. four 7s are lucky even if you're not in vegas. the carters credit the success of their marriage to first of all their shared christian faith, but also to a policy that they adhered to throughout their entire marriage, which is to resolve any differences they're having before they go to sleep at the end of each day. charles? >> charles: what a beautiful love story. thanks, jonathan. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> charles: at least 10 million americans are bracing for more severe weather from mexico to ohio this weekend. we'll have the latest. what is the white house saying now as the secret service probe and the discovery of cocaine in the white house continues. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there,

take jimmy carter, by the _ being successful. take jimmy carter, by the way, — being successful.the time to punish them _ soviet union at the time to punish them the — soviet union at the time to punish them. the soviet union turns around, cut a _ them. the soviet union turns around, cut a good _ them. the soviet union turns around, cut a good deal with argentina and the argentines benefited mentally. a bil the argentines benefited mentally. a big agricultural boom. unintended consequence of the ban. carter loses the primary— consequence of the ban. carter loses the primary in the state of iowa, where _ the primary in the state of iowa, where the — the primary in the state of iowa, where the corn grows in the united states. _ where the corn grows in the united states. and — where the corn grows in the united states, and the farmers are going to have nothing to do with carter after he imposed the ban. that is why carter— he imposed the ban. that is why carter didn't get a second... white i'm carter didn't get a second... white i'm afraid — carter didn't get a second... white i'm a

what he's running on and he realized they can't both work because one works and the other is jimmy carter's. ashley: higher taxes, higher regulation, much more government spending, the opposite. i want to move on to talk about the war in ukraine. a group of former senior security officials apparently held secret talks with prominent russians believed to be close to the kremlin, they are trying to lay groundwork but perhaps negotiating an end to the war in ukraine. how confident or is this a good thing to do? i guess it doesn't hurt to try but is this the way peace to be brokered in ukraine? >> if you want to have public debate with putin, that's one thing but a back channel that tells him we don't have the conviction to stay with ukrainians through an end they approve of is counterproductive. if you said ukrainians back channel, i would say fine, that's the right but when you hear we are undercutting alive that nato is standing behind for once, that concerns me because it is the kind of thing that will keep putin thinking his victory is just around the corner rather than his defeat is right

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you can go back to a jimmy carter who just emerge, i don't know, or adult points. brock obama, right. uh, so i don't know if we necessarily know who that candidate is right now. i think it's too early to tell, but i do agree that i don't think it is going to be fine or trump.

he is the fame and credibility of the peace agreement with the presence of american president jimmy cartere hypocrites begin , the prime minister of israel and anwar sadat become the president. this is the first agreement of an arab country with israel. israel is, but sadat is the first and he is the only leader of a muslim country who appears in israel's list and glorifies israel's friendship with egypt and becomes a friend and supporter of israel . right after america decided to connect with iran's new regime , to welcome americans in egypt to serve america, to be the wife of the leader of the struggle against israel, to be a friend like israel in the transition zone and to obey orders, iran accused egypt of revolution and betrayed sadat's leaders. named the last months of the year 1357 it is the beginning of 1979. egypt will host the former king of iran. in 1359, the news of the death of the former king of iran will be published in cairo. the king was displaced in egypt and panama for a year and a half and finally returned to egypt in the last days of his life. in the military hospital

you can go back to jimmy carter who just emerge, i don't know, or adult pointer. brock obama. right. uh, so i don't know if we necessarily know who that candidate is right now. i think it's too early to tell, but i do agree that i don't think it is going to be by more trump. i think, you know, more than likely, you know, maybe we, we don't know, you know, people talking about the santas and then on the other side, you know, i don't know if even the democrats really have a bachelors who do it, who we're talking about here. beauty judge, i mean they're trying to else kamel as we speak. i think it's in the democrats, i use the judge couldn't get get some. uh, tell me when the narrative ready to vote for a guy who is openly gay. i don't think you have anything to do with that. i think it's just incompetent. he's a small town town, may or from you know, south bend indiana. like what seems to be done now is yeah, well, he's the, he's very eloquent. we gotta give him the kids. he puts words together is very, very nicely. but the, but listen to my question. now, what do you think amer

you can go back to a jimmy carter who just emerge, i don't know, or adult points. brock obama, right. uh, so i don't know if we necessarily know who that candidate is right now. i think it's too early to tell, but i do agree that i don't think it is going to be far more trump. i think you know, more than likely, you know, maybe we, we don't know. you know, if people talking about the santas and then on the other side, you know, i don't know if even the democrats really have a batch. because who do i, who were talking about your beauty judge, i mean, they're trying to house cobble as we speak. i think in the democrats, i use the judge couldn't get get some. uh, tell me when the americans ready to vote for a guy who is openly gay, i don't think you have anything to do with that. i think it's just incompetent. it's a small town town may or from, you know, south bend indiana like what singly done. that's, yeah. well, he's the, he's very eloquent at we gotta give him his, whenever he puts words together is very, very nicely. but the, but listen to my question now, what do you think america

there's jimmy carter upset about jimmy carter, right and then there's richard nixon, who is living in kind of disgraced exile in new york at the. and and he starts writing these really interesting, thoughtful, moving letters, president elect and then president reagan saying essentially, i know we've our differences before, but my only agenda now is to be a resource to you and to serve country and to serve to serve the republican party and to do all i can to ensure that your presidency is a success and nixon really means that. and and reagan in turn, president reagan, you know, accepts that graciously, you know, looks past the rivalry. and so over the next eight years, there's steady stream of correspondence. there's advice on politics, there's advice on policy, there's advice on personnel. some of nixon's advice and personnel is good. other advice is not so good. and, of course president reagan is very much his own man. he's making his decisions. he's confident enough in himself that he'll take advice from anyone. then he will make the decisions on what he what actually wants to do. s

it wasn't until 19 76 when jimmy carter became president of the united states as a southerner, he made it clear racism is no longer welcome in the democratic party. that is when the white people who were democrats went to the republican party. any attempt the republican party can nominate the candidate that is not a radical, they can't win. they have more people just like the democrats is to have. guest: >> and we're going to break away here to keep our over 40-year commitment to live coverage of congress. you can continue watching. go to our website c-span.org. we'll take you now to the floor of the house here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. this is the day that the lord has made. while we were yet asleep, o lord, you watched over us, protected us from the worries of the past, and restored us to face the future ahead. as we face this new day, grant us that same peace as it unfolds. may our eyes be opened to your creative spirit and guiding presence. for this is the day, you, o l

then jimmy carter defeated him. he becomes more powerful as a result.had to suck it up and support the president. if you win, you win against a tough opponent, it's going to make you stronger. in that way, i agree with that. >>ke talk about polls. one of the things that doesn't sit well with me, democrats love to point out that trump was -- there was no base for him going into 2020. what they seem to always overlook, one poll here, isn't a direct parallel, but trump never had under 40% approval rating from republicans. president biden struggles with that. 68% of registered voters have a major to moderate concern about biden having the necessary mental and physical health to be president. i don't think that can be compared. >> that's an indictment to do the job, to function mentally and physically. that's a mainstream poll. that came from abc last month. he mumbles and stumbles through the presidency. everybody sees it. pieces like this, operation oust kamala. i'd be worried if i were here. her approval ratings are the an all-time low. it's not racism. i

enmity is the condition and validity of the peace agreement with the presence of american president jimmy carterraeli prime minister monafekin begin, and egyptian president anwar sadat. the first contract of an arab country it is with israel, the people of the region look with amazement at the fate of the egyptian cinema, the desert of egypt is still occupied by israel, but sadat is the first and only leader of a muslim country, which is not understood . and he becomes a supporter of israel. sadat welcomed the king of iran in the framework of international relations and currency . welcome and instead of the leader's wife may the fight with israel be the intercessory friend of israel in the region, convert and obey the orders of revolutionary iran, accuse egypt and call sadat's leaders traitors. the last months of 1357 are the beginning of 1979. egypt will host the former shah of iran. august 1359, the news of shah's death former iranians are published in cairo. the shah was displaced in egypt and panama for a year and a half in other countries, and finally, in the last days of his life , he retu

than jimmy carter ever had. e a message of hope. meant to point out that one of the things that happened in carter's administration was america saw what happened with bad policies and another candidate came along and gave them a new path, ronald reagan. changed politics for a long time. changed the economy. we know this formula and the economic policies that work. >> sandra: who comes along then? >> ronald reagan. this time around? that's one of the points of the book. conservative voters, independent voters need to think hard about this. who will they choose as their messenger? one of the reasons reagan was successful, it wasn't that he had a roadmap and economic policies he was hopeful, positive person that tried to bring people together. >> bill: and america was on its back. >> we're kind of there right now, too. >> bill: good luck, nice to see you today. the biden malaise is the book. thanks for your time. check this out now, nancy grace. >> hello, really? she lets this guy out and within about a year and a h

names using them for their own purposes, whether you're talking about billy carter, remember, jimmy carter's brother billy carter. bill clinton had roger clinton. you have people in your families, they're nenair-do-wel. the only thing is did biden know something was happening? there's no conjecture. i think republicans will continue to raise this issue because they want to dirty up biden's name. >> ryan, in the court of public opinion, if biden -- if this is what he was saying, he was on the calls, but business wasn't discussed, still, why was he on the calls? to promote the brand is what archer is saying. is that just a pr issue if this is the way it's laid out or is there a legal issue? >> i don't see a legal issue from the facts we currently have. there's an irony here in a certain sense because congress is trying to justify the republican members this investigation on the idea we might need legislation. in order to try to regulate this behavior because right now you don't see any conduct that's legal, there is regulational law prohibiting it, even though it might be highly unethical or d

you mentioned jimmy car there before. if there's one -- carter before.e importance of energy independence, if not energy dominance as president trump talks about and will deliver back in office. we have real grid issues coming up. we have a severe heat wave right now, no question. so the level of energy use in states is certainly reaching perhaps crisis levels because of the cutbacks on production capacity for investment in american energy industries. and as you stated, that leaves us vulnerable to the likes of opec and others. so really need a grand look at things, not a go green or else view of things and it does include natural gas, it includes the cleanest oil emissions in the world. that comes from the u.s. and granted, let's all talk about being conservationists and environmentalists but we need a realistic plan, not this heavy handed government plan that's coming out of the biden administration and it's completely unrealistic and only weakens us. natural security and economy. cheryl: bidenomics, that's what he's running on. congressmandan meuser,

and on many occasions was a regular advisor to jimmy carter in the white house. jack hated that process because every day for two years, it was like this parading around of him and his potential competitors and they are all preening and sucking up, if i may use that word, and he just hated it. turned out he was very good at it. and he got the job. he did not want to do that, which turned out to be, ironically, a big mistake. i will try to be quick here. what he did his he kept the three candidates he had chosen to potentially be the successor. to stay out in their operating units in the country. nardelli was at the electric power business in schenectady. jeff was running the health care business in milwaukee. instead of bringing them to fairfield where he could watch them every day and find out what they were really like, they would come a few times of year -- a few times a year for their review to fairfield and they would be in total, utter preening mode. jeff turned out to be the best politician among the three. so jack literally fell for him because jeff is ev

bidenomics is under his favor president jimmy carter.ed the jimmy carter presidency in inflation will kill joe biden's presidency. in the second term you could get a higher taxes and more regulation and less independent from where we were before. what steps do you have in place right now. >> first off you have to cut government spending. you have to reduce it what caused the inflation was trillions of dollars in spending joe biden did after covid and he was warned by larry summers, no conservative not to do that. first thing i did this in new jersey in the banking crisis in 2010 with $11 billion deficit on a 29 billion-dollar budget we did not raise taxes we cut a hundred 36 individual programs and we balance the budget. what happens to new jersey's academy we went from 10.3% on appointment to the end of my first term we were at five we cut in half in four years. energy independence absolutely, what we need to do is oil and gas exploration have to be increased, we not only need to be having a for a country we need to stop reliance on rus

by compason at this point, jimmy carter was 29%. romano points out that the issues that hobbled carter are not with biden. unemployment was stuck around 6% and the price of oil in the process of doubling. in contrast, a gallon of gas today costs roughly 30% less than it did 12 mthago at 3. unemployment, it's on par with 50-year lows and down by almost half since biden took office. the u.s. economy added 4 million jobs over the past year. inflation has cooled to 3% after peaking last summer at triple that rate. additionally, biden has been able to make good on many of his campaign policy promises such as the infrastructure bill, a resurgence in manufacturing and boosting green energy. he diffused the debt ceiling crisis and expanded broadband access while holding together the nato alliance. on a personal level, he doesn't in engender the contempt that some feel for trump. i'm not here to carry the water, but it does raise the question, why is the president so unpopular? romano in the piece i'm describing cites the lingering pain of in

jimmy carter was right.s those settlements had in them the very seeds of the destruction of the state of israel. originally, "it is all going to be palestinian land eventually. it will all work out." where in the hell do get off defending an israeli minister who have to settle -- who incited the young men inside praying on the temple of the amount itself? guest: these debates are popular in israel themselves. that is what we are seeing right now with the traditional policy. you are seeing a vibrant protest movement within israel itself. i can't address every issue the caller brought up. you see some of the fringe elements in our politics. host: dr. the abraham accords, were those intended to make -- back to the abraham accords. guest: normalization with saudi arabia, the saudis have made clear that they want improved relations with the palestinians to be part of any normalization deal. the same issues that of always been the case, those have always been the outlines of any kind of peace agreement. talk to de

and, you know, president biden, i mean, really, worse than obama, jimmy carter.se there's long been a strong pool of support amongst jews in america for the democrat party. i mean, is there -- are you alone, or are there a lot of other people seeing that the bipartisan support of israel has sort of erodes and -- eroded and there's only one party standing this? >> i can tell you the reaction to what i've done has actually shocked me. because it's not a secret that as a democrat for 36 years, as a member of the new york sate assembly, i supported republicans. but just on twitter almost 1.6 million people have responded, have watched the videos, and so much is positive reaction. look, that's why i'm saying to people it's not about which party is perfect. the democratic party has gone off the cliff. this is not the democratic party that my parents were part of. my whole family has changed. enough is enough. pete: it takes a lot of courage to reverse course at any point many your life and say, hey, i'm going in a new direction, but you're looking at the evidence befor

former president jimmy carter and his wife got to do just that in their hometown of plains, georgia. couple was married in july 1946. after nearly eight decades, they've become the longest married presidential couple in history. the former president who was 98 has been in hospice since february. ms. carter is 95 and suffers from dementia. they credit their long marriage to open communication and their shared christian faith. the ex-president once said his secret is to marry the right person. you can find more on the news on our website and see what we are working on at any time, check us out on twitter. thank you for watching world news america. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ introducing a technological achievement so advanced... it rivals the moon landing. that's one small step for man.. one giant leap for mankind. ♪ amna: good ev

jimmy carter's book is written like this, he says that human rights violations and terrible violenceinst women are discussed in this book. in this book , every year, hundreds of thousands of girls are sold as slaves in the united states, where the owner of a single day the house can buy a girl who is usually from latin america or advertising for a thousand dollars, the card also stated that only 1 % of sexual rapists in the military are prosecuted . a kind of respect for a woman western culture has an insulting view of women. they call it freedom, but in reality it is not freedom . during the last two or three centuries, westerners have written beautiful letters on all their crimes . they confiscated, if they created imposed wars between nations and other crimes, on top of all these , they put attractive and deceptive letters in the name of freedom seeking, the name of human rights , the name of democracy and the like. the basis of western culture is to treat women as a commodity. as a means of enjoyment for men in the society the aspects of defending women's rights were getting clos

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it didn't work out well for jimmy carter. that is not a. .e resources he needs to run a campaign, he not only raised more money than any other democrat and he is raise more money than the republicans who are running. and so he still faced a challenge and kennedy junior is getting a little bit of traction, maybe not because of his own particular positions but because of whatever anti biden senate is there in the party. for now, the president is a strong position of course to win the nomination and the question is going into the fall next year against donald trump to weekend you know general election nominees if that is who ends up being on the ballot. we will see which one ends up on top. >> yes, we sure will. we will do it with your help for sure, peter baker. thank, you have a good rest of your weekend. meantime, the white house calls it a right-wing wish list. can democrats in the senate change the defense bill? and if you are alive rather living here it is more than just an average summer day, we will tell you why so many are in danger. i

jimmy carter put a group together to say is climate change real, they said yes, and then in february,e appeared on tv wearing a sweater. that cardigan was on purpose, a symbol of all the living rooms where thermostats would have to be turned down. we didn't turn them down. how did we get here? >> it's interesting because the news, one of the things as journalists that we should be proud of is that the news media from the 50s on understood what was come. frank capra, in 1958, on this network, on nbc, on a show called "the unchained goddess," this will be happening if we keep emitting carbon dioxide unchecked. we never made the decision. it's like having an unpaid bill. if you don't pay your wi-fi bill, and then you see the bill on the table the next day, and you're like, oh, yeah, i got to do that. just magnify that by 40 years, and then here we are because as of 1979, president carter, serious president, he asked his scientists, the national academy of scientists, is this going to happen. they met for a week on cape cod, a nice place to research, and they said if carbon dioxide contin

jimmy carter's brother billy. _ headache.lly, liaisons with the libyan government. there's a long line of presidential relatives who got them into sticky— presidential relatives who got them into sticky trouble. this is slightly— into sticky trouble. this is slightly different and the fact that the opposition is really trying to weapon— the opposition is really trying to weapon isaac. i think if there's any suspicion _ weapon isaac. i think if there's any suspicion thatjoe weapon isaac. i think if there's any suspicion that joe bidens representatives are in court today i think— representatives are in court today i think that — representatives are in court today i think that is — representatives are in court today i think that is quite dangerous for him _ think that is quite dangerous for him up — think that is quite dangerous for him. up until now he's already said, i'm completely separate from everything whether it's to do a trump — everything whether it's to do a trump or— everything whether it's to do a trump or his son. i

in 2010, the jimmy carter visited to secure the release of a teacher. this case plays out depend on how valuable the north koreans think travis king is. and whether travis king even wants to return. helena: with me now is susan thornton, former u.s. assistant secretaryor east asian and pacific affairs. thank you for being with us. the pentagon saying it considers travis king to be absent without leave in north korea. what does that mean exactly? >> i am not sure that really tells us anything about how we can work with north korea to try to get travis king back. i think it is more a statement about how the military views his status in terms of having left south korea and not having arrived at the destination he was supposed to have arrived at in the u.s. helena: if he did to fact, and stating here we do not know all of the circumstances, but if he did, could that potentially change anything for the united states? >> i think it does change quite a bit. it appears that travis king went voluntarily across the border to north korea. in other words, he was no

the liberal brand was destroyed by jimmy carter. bill clinton addressed those issues, but it was still a liberal country and started changing things. he started tolerating nonsense, and we started spending too much money. it went on and on and on until now, you have people in positions of power arguing that the government should be able to censor speech, that certain people because of their heritage are morally barred from pursuing their own interests and pursuing their own politics. that stuff really started with bill clinton. we got frivolous. instead of focusing on taking america to the next level, we glided. a lot of people who were very disappointed in the soviet -- the soviet union fell, that communism was repudiated, dressed up a lot of the same errors from before in different clothes. progressivism, wokeness is an outgrowth of that. now, we've got economic problems, cultural problems, foreign policy problems. none of this had to be. >> where going to put the phone numbers up. if you would like to principate in our conversati

it wasn't until 19 76 when jimmy carter became president of the united states as a southerner, he made it clear racism is no longer welcome in the democratic party. that is when the white people who were democrats went to the republican party.

former president jimmy carter and his wife roslyn celebrated 7 #please years of marriage today. the they celebrated 77 years of marriage today. they spent the day quietly at their home because they are both dealing with health problems. the former president now 98 years old entered home hospice care in february. the former first lady is 95 years old and suffering from dementia. carter was elected president in 1977 and is known for his work in human rights. the couple has devoted their lives to habitat for humanity. a beautiful couple. happy anniversary. >>> you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. garvin joins us what is next at 5:30. >>> the search is on for arson suspects in gilroy. more than half a dozen fires set over the past few days and police aren't sure how many arsonists they are looking for. the help they are asking for as they investigate. >>> also what will be left standing when the big one hits? we investigated a concerning list of buildings in san francisco that are in serious need of an earthquake retrofit. more help from the u.s. is

former president jimmy carter and his wife roslyn celebrated 7 #please years of marriage today. the they celebrated 77 years of marriage today. they spent the day quietly at their home because they are both dealing with health problems. the former president now 98 years old entered home hospice care in february. the former first lady is 95 years old

the same could have almost been true for ronald reagan and jimmy carter. for john mccain and barack obama. polls a year and a half out mean nothing and the. fact of the matter is we've got a president that spent 2 1/2 years bringing jobs to this country, 13 million. he's bringing down inflation, and brought america's allies back together. he's brought an infrastructure bill. he has brought a pac act and chips act, and he's done all the things for the american people, but he's not been a candidate. this past weekend you saw that the biden/harris team raised $70 million. 30% of those were new donors. that is not a candidate that is being rejected by the american people. as chris christie said, it is folly. it is a fool's errand to think that a third party can win in this country. there is no way on god's green earth that they can get to 270 electoral votes which means they will be a spoiler. one way or another, they'll be a spoiler, and as rick klein said, it looks like they will be a spoiler in favor of donald trump and that will be the biggest threat to de

jimmy carter, 3 to 1 in the states, 2 to 1 in delegates. gueswh to beat anug incumbent president if he doesn't want to go. i think the real questio beat n is can joe biden and his handlers keep this empty husk shuffling along long enough before the charade completely ends the a and at that point, tt becomes, is it gavin newsom? is it michelle obama? >> because it's certainly not kamala harris. let me ask you, as a? as a brit. looking at all this from afar, what is the mechanism if the party genuinely decides thsa they cannot move forward with biden as the nominee? but he's said he wantsrdn as to, what is the actual mechanism for stopping him wha doing that? >> but but but the problem, piers, is that usually the dnc is controlled by the incumbent president sitting in the white housy the, the democrat, the dnn will do whatever the incumbent itesident wants done. it's going to be very hard for b for the dnc to actually go against their sitting president and say, we don't want you to run or we're going presy have a legitimate primary challenge.

>> i never had a -- well, i was a democrat, i voted for jimmy carter. i was wrong. gerald ford was a terrific president and a terrific man. that was my last vote for a democratic president. that was how i was raised. i believe that the republicans are for the big guy and democrats are for the little guy. one sentence that shows you you don't even need five minutes, you can change a persons mind in one sentence. the ronald reagan line government is the problem, not the solution. i realize, of course, that is it. this country was founded to have small government. and then because i had studied communism, that was my field of study at columbia university, i learned russia, i went to communist countries regularly. and they of course were the genocidal -- except for the nazis, they were the genocides of the 20th century. 100 million civilians. and then i realized they were all done by big government. all of them. you cannot have horrors without big government. the only exception would be the massacre in rwanda. everything else necessitated big government. so that was a c