biden's age. don't tell me about his approval rating. tell me what he's going to do to help the american people lower costs like he's done with prescription medications and making sure america has jobs. >> joe biden was older on his first day as president than ronald reagan was on his last

defaults, it would be an economic catastrophe costing millions of jobs. >> biden's response summed up the campaign message against tom, pointing the -- message against trump, pointing to the interview, saying do you want four more years of that. another slammed his performance and his record of losing, saying he is a loser and as a republican, i am tired of los losing. >> 24 hours after leaving not guilty to a federal indictment, george santos is on capitol hill cosponsoring a bill against unemployment fraud, even though he is charged with getting unemployment during the pandemic while he had a $120,000 a year job. >> one day after being indicted on 13 criminal charges, we caught up with george santos on capitol hill. he was here to vote on a bill he cosponsored that would crack down on one of the crimes he is accused of committing, unemployment fraud. he applied for and collected unemployment at the height of the pandemic. he had a $120,000 a year job at an investment firm. >> did you file for unemploy unemployment? >> people will litigate that in the court of law. >> you are going t

which, as us treasury secretary janet yelan warns, could happen as early as june, on the eve of job bidennvited to the white house the leaders of republicans in congress, kevin mccarthy and ball mcconaugh, as well as democrats meet hakeem jeffreys and chuck sumer looks like it ended without tangible progress why the president and republicans in congress can't agree on whether the united states could go into default for the first time in history and whether suffer aid to ukraine in the course of negotiations on increasing the state debt limit and reducing budget expenditures , we will talk about all this with my colleague kateryna lisunova, who is currently in communication with the us congress building, katya, hello, congratulations yulia . were there any results from yesterday's meeting at the white house, why? president biden, republican leaders in congress cannot agree to increase the state debt limit , which happened repeatedly under previous administrations as a result of negotiations between congress representatives and the president biden aside, they agreed to continue negotiating,

admitted that not only rear admiral kirby, the white house adviser on strategic communications , job biden, the president, relying on the data of their analytical intelligence, said our minister of defense, that is, the main goal of the defense operation was achieved, the combat potential of the enemy was destroyed, it was broken the order of battle in e-e is broken, its ability to carry out large-scale offensive operations in the future and therefore when will our units that have spoken about training in different countries and in the same in ukraine, in various other countries, they are an offensive battle, and they will have to wage an offensive battle. it is always much more difficult than defense, and it is much more expensive in terms of losses in equipment and personnel, and the more you demoralize the enemy, knock out his potential, the less losses you will be able to throw him out of of his land, mr. serhiy, thank you serhii cherevaty, spokesman for the eastern group of the armed forces of ukraine thank you for the conversation well, let's talk about prigozhin himself in his recen

defaults it would be an economic catastrophe costing millions of american jobs. biden'sponse summed up what would be his campaign message against trump pointing to the town hall saying it's simple, folks, do you want four more years of that and chris the republican governor of new hampshire where the town hall was said and himself a potential presidential candidate slammed trumps performance and his record of losing saying that he's a loser and as a republican i am tired of losing. david. >> jon karl again with us tonight, thank you. 24 hours after pleading not guilty to a federal environm int george santos is back on the the hill pushing a bill on fraud. rachel scott pressing him on that tonight. >> one day after being indicted on 13 criminal charges, he caught up on congressman george santos back on capitol hill. he was here to vote on a pill he cosponsored and cracking down on one of the crimes he is now accused of committing himself. unemployment fraud. prosecutors say that santos applied for and collected unemployment at the height of the pandemic while he was runni

already been advanced to the eve of the g7 summit in japan, the president of the united states, job biden, officially confirmed the information that was circulated earlier about the fact that the americans do not object to the transmission of e-e in 16 other countries for ukraine, but also for the training of pilots, but they also connect to e-e from the training of ukrainian pilots even in 16 and also yesterday, the pentagon confirmed that the americans are considering the transfer of their f16 to ukraine, but they said that this is a long-term perspective, well, diplomatic conditions, and of course this means that the americans are preparing to transfer the f16 to ukraine , as well as other aircraft of the fifth generation which was announced at the beginning of this year by victoria nulan, i.e. deputy state secretary antony antony blinkin, when she explained her position on the supply of modern western planes to ukraine. so, the planes in ukraine will be two pilots, as we remember, they trained for three months at american bases, they flew and ukrainian pilots have confirmed the high e

thanks good job biden. you for the good work, it is unlikely that anyone will now say the approval rating of 36% is a new bottom. the president of the united states is at the center of another crisis, this time the migration crisis. can you explain what you meant when you said that there would be chaos at the border, this is for a long time. well we've had chaos on the border for a number of years listen and we we are trying to establish work on legal migration. and then he tries to blame everything on the republicans. but trump introduced it. in action so-called forty. the second section of the migration rules during the pandemic somehow helped to cope with a huge flow of illegal immigrants, but the pandemic in the united states is officially over, and the forty -second section ends tonight. and this is a piece of the trump wall in the vicinity of san diego, but now the entire southern border of the united states from texas to california looks like this without water of elementary conditions on the mexican

supposedly an agreement not to use f-16 aircraft specifically in russian geographical territories, as job bidened that president zelensky agreed to this, that is, there is a certain agreement in this aspect, but there is only one thing, but the russian federation is as they say , russia's forces are carrying their corrections in the united states anatoliy antonov said that the temporarily occupied crimea is considered an attack on one of the subjects of the russian federation, he expressed concern about the preparation of the united states for the transfer ukraine has f-16 fighter jets and regarding the approval of strikes on crimea with the use of american western weapons. oleg. i would like to ask you . and please tell me, if you take the group of seven , do all these countries have such a constant position that crimea is not at all controversial the territory that is the territory of ukraine is simply temporarily occupied and is there a country that has not yet decided on this aspect, what we need to work on, well, that is, well, this is a term that i do not like, those countries of the glob

a group that helps biden's victory in 2020. >> do you worry about his age? >> no. not at all. as long as he's getting the job done and doing what he's supposed to do in the right state of mind. that's what should be required. >> reporter: it is not just the age gap biden needs to worry about, it is the geography. it was not the cities that powered biden's to victory in 2020. it was the suburbs that really made the difference. so, we went to north hampton county in the lee high valley, a bell weather county voted for obama twice then flipped to trump in 2016 before going blue with biden in 2020. propelled by voters like steve davis who were not motivated by party, instead inspired or uninspired by candidates. >> when you look at biden you voted for r him in 2020. what gives you pause if you are having some sort of pause? >> obviously, his age, and also getting the party together to accomplish something. >> reporter: comparisons is what biden is banking on. voters will dislike the alternatives enough to go out and vote for him. >> reporter: what's the single reason you would vote for biden? >> because i am not

hunter biden's been getting help from his father since he got a job at a bank in delaware and then on the board of amtrak, and we found dozens and dozens and dozens of e-mails that hunter biden and his team were sending to then-vice president's office starting in 2009 after hunter launched one of his advisories in order to get his power's help. why is the media continuing to downplay this, sam? >> i can't tell you. i mean, influence peddling is one of the oldest games in town, so maybe they're thinking everybody does it, but this is just more extreme than anything we've ever seen. it makes everything else that's gone before just pale in comparison. so there is no logical explanation for what they are doing. elizabeth: got it. >> if the shoe were on the other boot, there would be outrage. elizabeth: thanks for joining us tonight. joining us now, economics and finance editor for breitbart, the one and only john carney. john, the polls are bad for biden, but no one saw how dire it was. this new abc/washington post poll, what really jumps out is a majority say trump did a better job on th

job. it is widely known that mr. bidenprone but as he runs for a second term, he should be eager to show he can handle all aspects of the job. one more, the president says if you want to see if he can do the job, watch me. well, we're watching. richard. >> i tend agree with it. he should hold a press conference and answer questions of the media. >> harris: why do you think he doesn't? >> ask him and the press team. i disagree with david, yesterday the president was announcing new regulation and airlines who treat customers terribly. that didn't need any question. >> harris: are you saying that a room full of reporters don't have good questions about the topic that the head of transportation -- >> that's not what i said. >> harris: you said it didn't need any questions about airline policies. i can think of plenty. >> we can all agree that airlines treat customers pretty terribly these days. i give you southwest airlines. but where the "new york post" headline is incorrect is the new white house guidelines that are put out

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but a new "the washington post" poll came out that shows 36% of voters approve of the job biden is doing in a head-to-head match up with trump biden loses, 44-38. that is not close. out front now van jones former special adviser to president obama. just to be clear here, the approval rating is the lowest of biden's presidency so far. that would be a trouncing if that were the general election number that came out. here we are in may of 2023. how worried should biden be at this point? >> look, i think he should be worried but worried if the numbers were flipped. in other words we are a year almost away from the election and anything can happen. this is probably his floor. there is a level of fatigue out there not just with biden but the economy is weird. you can't plan for anything. nobody knows what is going on. ai is going to come and eat all our jobs. everyone is scared, uncertain, and hurting and you take it out on the president in situations like that. you know, we are a year and a half out. there is only one way to run for president. you have to run scared. he should be worried toda

president biden on day one just killed those keystone pipeline jobs out of spite. that's what he did. vivek ramaswamy, thanks for joining me. coming up, joe biden is facing two big deadlines and two crises in the coming weeks. the end of title 42 and the debt ceiling default. what is he going to do about it? we'll ask alabama senator katie britt when this special edition of "hannity" continues. e here... it all starts here. at bass pro shops and cabela's, we have the widest selection of the quality brands you love to get you outdoors. whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out. our friendly, knowledgeable outfitters will help you find the right products for your next trip. shop with confidence with our low-price guarantee. plus, club members save even more on great gear with exclusive member pricing. bass pro shops and cabela's, voted america's best outdoor retailer. >> kellyanne: welcome back to "hannity". a night mare is unfolding at the southern border and about to get worse. title 42 is ending thursday and soon deportations will grind to a halt. as we sp

biden killed jobs in the energy industry, we are seeing mass layoffs across industry such as tech andutting cost, 61% of americans say that biden's record high inflation is significantly impacting their households. that is the dire reality that the american people are living in because of policies of joe biden. this memo left out some of the most important numbers for his re-election campaign, that 68% of the american people disapprove of his policy and does not have mental fitness to be president and do not want to see him running again. one of his main democratic challengers, r.f.k. is polling better than -- i am confident donald trump will take it again in 2024. >> ashley: the numbers got me. not sure how they can claim that. states, arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, wisconsin, florida, and north carolina, i know florida is a big get for any presidential candidate, but no gosh, desantis swept florida in the governor's race. what do you make of the focus on the states? >> funny he brings up those states, it is democrat-run states where the biden administration heavy hand and democ

before we get to biden talking about, of course the debt ceiling he talked about the jobs number today so he's going into this meeting with the little bit of oomph behind him. pres. biden: we added 250,000 jobs last month. that's on top of the 12 million jobs we already added since we came in office a little over two years ago. maga republicans are threatening to undo all this progress by letting us, quote, default on the debt unless we agree to their demands. >> before we get to the maga republicans let's look at these jobs numbers. it was a hot report and 3.4% unemployment we haven't seen that since me, this time, 1969. this is a great report for the administration. >> the numbers tell a story. people have been expecting a slowdown by now. you would think we would be having an impact but it's not. there is still a labor shortage strength across the board wages are taking up and if you look at the detail health care sector by the way are starting to hire extra workers as well that's one of the key areas that is suffering a worker shortage. and that's just it's just speaking to the ide

thanks good job biden.ne will now say the approval rating of 36% is a new bottom. the president of the united states is at the center of another crisis, this time the migration crisis. can you explain what you meant when you said that there would be chaos at the border, this is for a long time. well we've had chaos at the border for a number of years now and we 're trying to get the job done on legal migration. and then he tries to blame everything on the republicans. but trump introduced it. into action the so-called forty, the second section of the migration rules during the pandemic. at the very least, they helped to cope with a huge flow of illegal immigrants, but the pandemic in the united states is officially over, and the action of the forty -second section ends tonight. this is a piece of the trump wall in the vicinity of san diego, but this is how the entire southern border of the united states from texas to california looks now without water and elementary conditions on the mexican side tens of th

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indicated that there is a closer approximation between the actual reality of the incredible job that president bideno the economy. record low unemployment, more than 12 million good paying jobs have been created. he reduced the deficit by $1.7 trillion during president biden's first two years. that's a record for a similar period of time in american history for any president, but of course, president biden recognizes that more needs to be done to continue to build out an economy that benefits everyday americans coming out of covid and in an inflationary environment. i think when it's all said and done and president biden is on the campaign trail able to make his case against the extreme maga republicans who are extreme on reproductive freed am on, extreme on democracy, extreme on social security and medicare, extreme in their unwillingness to deal with the gun violence epidemic and violence, extreme on pretty much every issue out there, i believe the american people will see fit to re-elect president biden and re-elect him comfortably. >> house democratic leader hakeem jefferies from brooklyn, new y

indicated that there is a closer approximation between the actual reality of the incredible job that president bidene with respect to the economy. record low unemployment, more than 12 million good paying jobs have been created. he reduced the deficit by $1.7 trillion during president biden's first two years. that's a record for a similar period of time in american history for any president, but of course, president biden recognizes that more needs to be done to continue to build out an economy that benefits everyday americans coming out of covid and in an inflationary environment. i think when it's all said and done and president biden is on the campaign trail able to make his case against the extreme maga republicans who are extreme on reproductive freed am on, extreme on democracy, extreme on social security and medicare, extreme in their unwillingness to deal with the gun violence epidemic and violence, extreme on pretty much every issue out there, i believe the american people will see fit to re-elect president biden and re-elect him comfortably. >> house democratic leader hakeem jefferies from

do your job, joe biden, until it is no longer your job in november of 2024, that job is going away.ber 2024, and i look forward to being that candidate. >> neil: all right, we will watch closely, senator scott, good luck, you are in new hampshire, canvassing all of these battleground states, including iowa. we will be watching closely. good seeing you again peered >> thank you, sir. >> neil: senator tim scott in new hampshire. in the meantime, we are getting more detailed on the money available right now, uncle sam, down to about our last $48 billion, $49 billion, tomorrow at this time it could be even less than that. ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi, am greg gutfeld on judge jeanine hero, harold ford jr., lawrence jones, and dana perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ the irs whistle-blower showing his face, to say the probe against hunter is a disgrace. 14 year veteran of the tax agency speaking out on camera for the first time about the "highly sensitive political probe" that he

jobs number. president biden discussing the 253,000 number added to jobs but they're inflationary pressures withinbiden has been saying today. we have a life discussion there but here -- he is holding a cabinet meeting of -- that inflation is trending in the right direction. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: it is time for talking take and we start with software ag shares falling after the german company refused to enter talks with a rival better for the company. set it is a party and increase $2.6 billion takeover the existing backer. peter theil is reluctant to move his operations with silicon valley to florida. why? housing prices soared compared to years ago. it will be too costly to make the move. attorney general letitia james proposing a state law to tighten rules over cryptocurrency in her latest swing in industry she claims the suffering from rampant fraud and dysfunction. it is interesting that we are seeing this focus on crypto coming from letitia james. she spoke about in the beginning of the year. she is big about the inequality lens. angelina economy when you look at the

job. joe biden, you have cakes.cted officials have kids beer to stop playing with people's kids' lives. >> will: take a look at this, this was the one active school where migrants physically were, this is in coney island ps1 88. now that the city removed them, many are wondering where did the migrants go? the city has 150 emergency shelters and the mayor said today they have a list of 400 possible locations to house these migrants and that includes rikers island. listen to the mayor. >> everything is being considered. one of the biggest impediments to resolving this issue is that people have not really accepted the fact that this is a crisis. >> will: so this is a crisis and as you know it only took 67,000 migrants to make it a crisis here in new york city and we are seeing similar things in chicago where migrants are sleeping on the floors of police stations and you know it's just a fraction of what these texas communities are dealing with every single day. >> that's absolutely right, it seems to be illegal immigra

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economist not an ultra maga publication quote america's jobs recovery had more to do with the unusual nature of the pandemic recession that with mr. biden'sthe jobs recovery was already two thirds complete. ". what economic achievement does the economist actually get biden credit for? forty or high inflation fueled by reckless spending. leading to a record 70% of americans now thinking the economy is only getting worse. only 24% believing biden's policies are helping. jodi tsao former trump senior economic adviser and cofounder of the committee to unleash prosperity. steve, it's great to see you. every time i see you i just want to say it what fantastic name for your organization. if only we had policies to unleash prosperity beat seems right now we have the exact opposite. but you better believe it. those statistics you're talking about, let me punctuate this point. i think it's 21 out of the last 24 months people's incomes for average americans have fallen below inflation. what does that mean? i don't most people watching this show know exactly what i mean because they feel in their pocketbook. it means every month virtually that biden

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let's not give him wiggle room, do your job, joe biden until it's no longer your job in november of 2024at job is going away. we are going to have a republican in office. it's going to be there by november, 2024 and i look forward to being that candidate. neil: all right. tim scott hitting the political road and millions of americans just hitting the roads. unfortunately, they're hitting something else, traffic. ♪ it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com -hey there. -hey. -hi. hey there. how are you? i'm with disabled american veterans. i was wondering if you had a quick minute to thank america's veterans for their service and sacrifices -of course, w

the data is clear our country is back to work. 12 million jobs created since president biden took office0, unemployment rate surged nearly 15% as the world economy withstands and it's now dropped to historic 3.4%, more than a 50 year low. it's been inclusive and broad-based unemployment rate record low since that september and unemployment rates sustained earlier this year. this historic economic progress was not preordained, it was made possible by the partnership between the federal government and many institutions in this room. community banks serve as the pillar of economic stability and local communities during the pandemic. large banks active in the banking sector smaller banks have long played a role in the provision of financial services. as an example, community banks provide around 40% in small business loans and provide 60% of farm loans. client relationships specialized knowledge of communities and able to extend big american businesses under trying circumstances. these actions help expand in your work achieved remarkable things. many americans emerge from the pandemic in the

meanwhile americans are making it clear they're not happy with president biden's job performance. his approval rating has dropped to a record low, 36% is campaign responded, saying biden will quote defy conventional beltway wisdom to win a second term. and now to an abc news exclusive bill gates sitting down with our rebecca jarvis, talking about his concern about the rise of artificial intelligence, in an interview, airing later on good morning, america, gates calls a i the most important tech advancementthus are not ready for the white house. the administration regulators here in the u. s. do you think they're up to speed yet? you're never going to have every politician. understanding that the government has a role to play here. you know, they won't be the experts that they have to be part of that discussion. gates shared his ideas on how artificial intelligence could evolve, and he spoke to rebecca jarvis about his work on nuclear power. those details are coming up later at seven a.m. raging wildfires have forced nearly 30,000 people to evacuate their homes in alberta, canada, a

. >> he does have a big job but biden's numbers are in the 3 30s.ala, talk about falling out, she's even below that. how is it that biden is so strong against republicans? what is that about? >> i don't think he's strong. i think he had his shot, 52% of americans felt under donald trump that their lives were better and chose joe biden because they wanted to bring down the temperature and was supposed to be the elder statement and other nonsense, that's over. we've seen how he governed, he didn't unify the country, life is not better under him and it's easy to vote based on emotion when life is good for you. now people are losing busi businesses, egg prices going up which is why as i travel the country, the republican base -- i think people discount them so much but they are not moving. they are not moving and they want of fire as well. he didn't do that last night, it was boring, down and reading off the paper. i can tell because his cadence trade, he had a little bit of emotion. >> if you want to take on the leader of the republican pa party -- i'l

biden has done freeze any potential rivals on democrat side to himself. i mean maybe gavin newsom would really like to be running for president my guess is could do a pretty good jobst biden you know what he can't enter the race because biden is there. another big tell about biden, where is the pivot, almost any democrat running for reelection for any president, begins to pivot towards center, begins to accommodate a bigger swath of voters we've seen none of that he is progressively driven as ever i think republicans have a tremendous opportunity i can't imagine we don't win white house in 2024. maria: i mean look. even kevin mccarthy said during the debt negotiations greg that it was -- it was bernie sanders running things, that so, yeah, are you are right, liz looks like progressives running everything. >> look at republican field a ton of candidates of great candidates, i think when you look at governor desantis, and to your point maria the money that has flowed this way, the policies do sound a lot alike. the former president. having said that, it is coming from the different angle with a different style. and i think it is going to be up to governor of florida

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. >> president biden called the latest jobs report "good news" as he met with his economic team at the white house. he also talked about the republican proposal tying the debt limit increase to cuts in federal spending. pres. biden: i've got a brief statement. i've called the members of the invest in america cabinet. remember, last month we had the first meeting. those cabinet members have the most responsibility for getting the major legislation we passed up and running, getting shovels to the ground, getting things moving and projects underway. and to discuss what progress we are making about how we are growing the economy, from the middle out and the bottom up. this morning we got some good news from the jobs report. we added 250,000 jobs last month. that is on top of the 12 million jobs we have already added just since we came into office over two years ago. the unemployment rate is at 3.4%, which is the lowest in 50 years. black unemployment has hit a record low. at the right price at the right date. we are making real progress. $470 billion in private sector commitments of manufa

biden. who found a third path, and it is a third path that does three important things. one, it avoids a devastating default. avoid scratching the economy. avoids triggering a job killing recession here in america and throughout the world. and avoids hurting millions of everyday americans. the second thing that president biden and his team were able to do successfully in partnership with house democrats and senate democrats every step of the way was to make sure that america would not be forced in another hostagetaking situation for the balance of this congress. and it was incredibly important to make sure that the debt ceiling was suspended through the early part of 2025. so that the american people don't have to be subjected to this type of turmoil for the balance of this year and all throughout next year. and he gives us the space to work through how we can prevent this type of hostagetaking situation legislatively, legally, or administratively ever again. so the third important thing the biden administration was able to accomplish was that the protected some things that were incredibly important to the american people. all of which were on the chopping bloc

three of them got jobs in the biden harris administration. and i'm going to surmise that some of them still haveve national security clearances na >> walk us through that. >> yeah.ity in and , kelly , you look at their credibility in future casests is just like you said, they have security clearance. it's unbelievable to me how they can ever be credible who ny case, any investigation who will believe them again, wes know the deep state.tas we always talk about the deep state is so far left. and this was collusion betweendr the democrat party and formerdit directors of our highest counign intelligence agency in the country, working in concert to affect, not impact, not juste any election, but a presidential election. and they didn't give biden just simple talking points. nd he used these loud and clear in a presidential debate, citing these people that we now knowevt gave false statements and everything in that laptop was real. hin thatit was an incredible mo, panel, because today i watchedde that clip between trumpum and biden when trump sayi

kamala harris has proven unqualified for the job and i'm sure democrats will say, you are saying that because she is a woman. no, joe biden gave her the job because she is a woman, not my words, joe biden's words. she has dismal ratings. i wish the president health and longevity, but not to have a conversation about his -- not his age, mental acuity. bernie sanders is above and beyond his mental capacity. i believe joe biden will note be on the ticket for democrats in 2024, i think the democratic party knows that and this is their strategy to gain sympathy for kamala harris from the american electorate. some stage between now and the election, joe biden will not be able to move forward and democrats are hoping the process will lead americans to be sympathetic for that process and engrateiate her to the party. >> griff: brandi, you heard senator coons say he was proud of the record of the vice president. i am at the border, unprecedented numbers, half of venezuela is about to pass and she is the border czar. is there an actual win for her in her term? >> i'm not even a republican, i want you to know what i'm about to say i

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ask washington abc poll biden's job approval rating is fallen to an all-time low of 36%. the majority 56% disapprove of the job he is doing 54% say donald trump did a better job handling the economy than biden. then there is this the poll shows trump beating a biden head-to-head remapped in 2024 by a score of four -- 38%. florida governor desantis as republican nominee 42% said they would vote for him versus 37% provided. then there's the question of the presidents agers the president going into church last night was of his old friends, 63% say the oldest president in u.s. history does not have the mental sharpness to serve effectively as president and 62% biden is not in good enough physical health to be an effective le leader. on the debt ceiling front "washington post" abc news poll shows more republicans agree the president then disagree. 46% on the bottom of the debt ceiling and spending cuts handled separately. 40% want them linked. it has now been more than three months of a special on the white house this tuesday. >> if they can get a deal thank you. space is a te

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the voters to look at the record for example under trump 3 million jobs actually 2. 9 million jobs lost. biden just in the first few years, 12 million jobs created. they don't want people to look at that they don't want people to see that their terrible budget would drive us into a recession and their plan to repeal the inflation reduction act would lose us 9 million jobs. they don't tell people that they want to take away women's rights. they don't want people to look at that. 61% of folks opposed them. same with guns. so it's the oldest political trick in the book. it's called deflection, there is no there there. i mean president obama had the toughest, strictest, ethics guidelines. joe biden was vice president and this president has also carried very tough ethical guidelines over to this administration. >> barbara, republicans are justifying their investigations into biden by saying there is a legislative purpose but they are looking into tightening ethics laws. but there has actually been no real action on that front because the truth is anything they do, even if it was ill intentioned but

the democrats, this is a real problem for the democrats. 2 out of 3 americans disapprove of the job that biden is doing on immigration. and you're even seeing a major flight right now of hispanic voters to the republican party, not as much as some predicted before the 2022 election. but a major flight. in some places you're seeing hispanics in large numbers disapproving -- >> julian, the democrats say that this is a race issue when -- and i just can't help but look at history. when it came for black americans that came across the border unwillingly, it took three constitutional amendments and an entire war to get black americans the right of average every day american citizens. so, why do the democrats have a different application of the law here? >> well, i think it's time for people to stop using that language. i think asking for secure borders for a whole host of reasons, look at what happened in chicago, when all lorilightfoot, this sort of arrt attitude, if it goes into blue areas people should -- mayors should be able to protest. i get what the mayors are saying, there aren't the capabil

biden. who found a third path. it's the third path that does three important things. one, it avoids a devastating default. avoids crashing the economy. aindividuals triggering a -- avoids triggering a job-killing recession here in america and throughout the world. and avoids hurting millions of everyday americans. the second thing that president biden and his team were able to do successfully in partnership with house democrats and senate democrats every step of the way was to make sure that america would not be forced in other hostage taking situation for the balance of this congress. it was incredibly important to make sure that the debt ceiling was suspended through the early part of 2025. the american people don't have to be subjected to this type of turmoil for the balance of this year and all throughout next year. and it gives us the space to work through how we can prevent this type of hostage taking situation legislatively, legally, or add ph-rltively -- or administratively ever again. the third important thing that the biden administration was able to accomplish is that they protected some things that were incredibly important to the american people. all of which were on the c

jobs in april. exceeding wall street estimates. the unemployment rate fell three by 4% in the month matching the lowest level since 1959. hiring is training as business services, usury, hospitality, and other areas. announcer: president bidenalled the latest jobs report good news as he met with his economic in the white house. he talked with tying the debt limit to increase in cuts in federal spending. >> i have a brief statement. we are doing it everything with the theme of what we are working on by investing in america. say it again, investing in america. the secretary and i were just talking about a project that was taking place in another state. the reason that we are having a significant investment, we cannot build this unless we go ahead and contract out. they said no, i'm not going to do that, guess what? figure out how to do it it is american at the right price and the right time, and we have a lot more work to do but we are making real progress. we already tracked for $70 million in private sector commitment and manufacturing and clean energy technology. and, we are bringing back supply chain to the united states. i do not ever want to be in a situation again where the position we have is dependent on a supply cha