biden this supposedly perform drug addict. people often attacked me and say why are you delving in to bring his privacy and so on comment it's not about hunter biden it's about joe biden. joe biden is at the top of the family business. he is the product theyli are selling and he isly intimately involved. he is directing it. he is introducing hunter to the important people at the top of the russian or chinese or ukrainian or that kazakhstan a hierarchy to give him the money because in china for instance when hunter biden got off the air force one and 2015 to the chinese eyes it was obvious what was happening. in these countries you don't give the money to the top official come you give it to their children or their families. in china they are called princelings. that chirp with the joe biden there was nothing compute -- peculiar about his middle-aged son being introduced to the higher-ups and for joe biden to be shaking theew hand of the new business partner who tipped them into the summer must deal this firm that he was given a 10% stake u in and ended up in $2192.5 million. the other thing is from the laptop we know job biden financiallyy invested in it mostly from hunter

joe biden' agenda -- joe biden's agenda. sherry beasley is the most radical liberal candidate ever to run for u.s. senate and north carolina. she would enable every element of joeiden's agenda and if we think it is bad now, it is going to get worse with sherry beasley in the senate. $5,200 may not sound like a lot of money to check schumer, joe biden -- chuck schumer, joe biden or sherry beasley, that is a lot of money to most folks in north carolina and $5,200 is much extra working families and our state have to pay this year to the biden/beasley inflation that is what voters are going to be thinking about when they vote in november. voters in north carolina our going to be thinking about chaos at our southern border. some folks will say you are not a border state, why do you even care? law enforcement across this state have told me that every county in north carolina because of the biden/beasley lalas, open-border agenda -- lawless, open-border agenda. heavy drugs are flowing again, human trafficking is increasing on cartels are trying to gain more control of our borders. even my democratic opponent is talking about it, but is not holding joe biden accountabl

we are now living in a special time when we are ruled by joe biden joe biden's america .while, biden, has practically ceased to be engaged in internal affairs, most of the statements of the white house are devoted to helping ukraine, they are under pressure and europe’s allies have been forced to allocate more than 6 billion euros to kiev. everyone who does not support ukraine is obstructed. serbia needs to clearly condemn russian aggression in ukraine so that she satisfies all the criteria of the rule of law. otherwise, her path to the european union will be over. we promise to be more dissatisfied with the fact that germany has not yet delivered the promised heavy weapons to ukraine, but berlin is clearly in no hurry what needs to be repaired or ordered, and this takes time, and germany has no extra money in the country record inflation, the germans, even may lose the holy local brewer lacks glass containers. yes, a new bottle will have to pay 80% more than a year ago in a whole situation such that many businessmen are preparing for bankruptcy, i can honestly say that 2

it's not about hunter biden, it's about joe biden. joe biden is at the top of this family business. he is the product they're e selling and he is intimately involved . he is directing it. he is introducing hunter to the important people at fthe top of the russian or chinese or ukrainian or romanian or any hierarchy that is going to give him the money. because in china for instance when hunter biden got off air force one in 2013 with his father , the chinese to chinese eyes it was obvious what was happening. hunter biden was a prince in china and these corrupt countries you don't give the money to the top official, you give it to their or their family member and in china these and daughters of the privileged are called prince links so the american journalists on air force to, that for that trip with joe white saw nothing peculiar about his middle-aged son coming along and being introduced to all the higher-ups at the ccp, for joe biden to be shaking the hand of hunter biden's new chinese business partner who had been to this enormous deal that he was given a 10 percent stake in for no

to hunter biden for money that president -- that joe biden owed hunter. so this proves that not only did joe bidenot of access to hunter biden's business partner, but hunter's and joe biden's finances were entangled. maria: yeah. >> so this leads to a lot of questions that we've had; is joe biden compromised because of hunter biden's business dealings with communist china. maria: yeah. and we have right here joe and jill biden's federal tax returns versus the government ethics filings. we want you to walk us through what is most important for us to take note of in terms of joe bide with. 's tax returns. he's -- biden's tax returns. he's got a total income of $16 is million, an ethics filing of $9.6 million. what can you tell us? >> well, i can tell you that if you factor in jill biden's potential income, that there's still going to be a $5.2 million discrepancy in what joe biden reported on his federal tax the income and what joe biden actually reported on his financial disclosure form. now, this is very serious. if you're in the executive branch, at any level -- especially president or vice presi

joe biden actually got, what the number, 81 million votes in the last presidential election in action later in the show we will. but even if you accept there actually were people who voted for joe biden voluntarily, it's hard to believe that many of them got anything like what they expected in return for their votes. joe biden, not to be dark about it just honest, joe biden has turned out to be an unparalleled disaster. it is not an overstatement and it is a generous assessment. our country has ever seen anything like joe biden has done. barely 15 months into his first term as president, joe biden has crash the stock market, provoked a food shortage, opened our borders to millions of illegal aliens, presided over historic rises in murder, inflation, and drug ods, as well as a corresponding plunge and overall life expectancy. and then because all of that wasn't punitive enough for a country as racist as ours, he dragged the united states into an entirely pointless war with a nuclear armed power on behalf of a corrupt foreign government that once bribed his drug addicted son. that's all real. joe biden did all of that. and those are just the big, easy to measure crimes he has committed. we spent virtually every night cataloguing some of the rest, shuttered schools, permanent looting, latin american leve

you have your guy in the white house, joe biden. joe biden promised to rebuild america.tter programmes and $1.7 trillion of new tax—and—spend measures is stuck, not least because people in your own party, in the senate, your own colleagues, manchin, sinema, they won't vote for it. and the public is thinking — where's the leadership here? i guess... were there aspirations that were beyond what a 50/50 senate could provide? i do think if president biden had said a year ago when he came in, you know, let's see if we can get covid behind us. let's make sure that we do, for the first time in a0 years, a major infrastructure investment from roads to broadband. can we end up reunifying nato? but it's stuck, senator, it's stuck. those are all things that have taken place. well, with great respect, half, more than half of his build back better programme is stuck in your place, the senate. an infrastructure bill that took... for the last eight presidents, people have said it was going to happen. broadly bipartisan, and i was proud to be one of the guys to put it together. well, yo

biden's presidency? is this affecting joe biden's decision-making? we have learned through the emails that eric sherman had access to joe biden and so close to the end nt hunter an email, hey, your dad's tax refund check came in the mail today. i will deposit it into his account and write a check on him for the money he owes you. not only did eric have access to joe biden's mail and checking account, he used it then vice president owed joe biden money and leads one to believe could joe biden be the big guy with 10% cut. that is what republicans will try to find out. not when we take the majority in january but we will try to find out now and when january rolls around, we take the house with election and we will have subpoena power. not just focused on joe biden but eric schwerin and all of hunter biden's business partners and the many banks he had so many suspicious activity reports filed against him. hunter biden has more problems than any political figure that i have ever heard of. >> carley: congressman, with the subpoena power if you call eric schwerin to testify, he has too legally. the difference between republicans and the minority and the maj

biden. joe biden went to the state nowhere to be found and showed up in shorts and sweatshirt. they don't want joe biden kamala harris campaigning with them. it tells you the tale of the two parties right now. >> carley: wow, he knew it would be tight. i don't know with the new would be this tight. i think a lot of people thought we would have gotten elected to my collection results last night. dr. oz is in the lead by just over 2,000 votes right now. you heard david mccormick talk about mail-in ballots. that is because former president trump endorsed dr. oz a little bit late. so, the thinking is mccormick might be able to get a lot of votes with milling count and day of votes a swing for dr. oz. we will see how this plays out. >> todd: you know i don't like disagreeing with you but i will disagree with something you said. >> carley: what? >> todd: we expect of the results tonight. i don't think going forward in this age mail-in voting for everyone, no excuse, mail, mail, mail my don't think we can expect results wednesday. >> carley: i'm thinking old school. >> todd: in a race somewhat close, this is g

over the tough challenge. joe biden this promising _ challenge. joe biden this promising more - challenge. joe this . promising more support and military support. he's been talking about this land lease bill. we saw something similar at the end of world war ii. is that all ukrainians, do you think? to keep russia of ukrainian soil or as much of it as possible?— ukrainian soil or as much of it as possible? yes. i mean, two thins, as possible? yes. i mean, two things. right? _ as possible? yes. i mean, two things, right? despite - as possible? yes. i mean, two things, right? despite them i things, right? despite them doing so well there are losing weapon systems and the need to replace those weapon systems. they are facing a much larger russian military despite them being much better so as long as they can replace those weapon systems and get new capabilities to be able to defend against russia. they're really pushing the russians back out to the point where the russians are pulling out to prevent ukrainian counterattack and pushing them to the border so it is a big hit on the training economy.

joe biden -- response. joe biden simply has no plan. when joe biden's white house was asked about the shortage, they laughed. shameful. make no mistake, there's nothing laughable or funny about this crisis. as a new mother, i understand personally the severity of this challenge. my son, sam, is 9 months old. he's formula fed. even in my trip to the grocery store in upstate new york, the shelves have been fairly empty. and there was an article just today about families having to drive hours to access stores that have formula. think about the cost of gas for families on limited income. so today, house republicans are here to push for action from the f.d.a. and the biden administration who should have had a plan for this shortage months ago. instead, bare shelves biden has continued to pass the buck. biden and the f.d.a. needed to work directly with the manufacturers and hospitals to make sure that we have an adequate supply of baby formula and make sure that parents know where to go if the shelves are empty at the store. host: that's republican co

joe biden. joe biden has always supported legal abortion. but nine years after the roe decision was handed down, he was willing to admit it was indefensible as a legal decision. pregnant women, biden explained in 1983 as a member of the nate judiciary committee should not have the sole right to say what should happen to their unborn children because nobody creates children alone. it takes two people. that is obvious. in fact, biden concluded that roe had gone "too far." of course, it had gone too far. that was obvious then and obvious now. then as now, many americans believe that abortion is murder. many other americans consider abortion a prerequisite to happiness. those are unreconcilable positions. in a democracy, we have a solution to quandaries like this and it's called voting. if we don't like something, we elect representatives to act on our behalf. if they do what we want, we re-elect them.if they don't, they're voted out. that's how the system works. for hundreds of years we've used that to solve complex and thorny moral issues. not just abortion. many others and worked well. that's why this has been a stable country because we get to rule ourselves. roe v. wade took that right away. in a single 1973 decision, the high court bans democracy from the debate over abortion. justices prohibited the states from enacting abortion restrictions that their own citizens strongly prefer. that meant going forward, alabama would be required to have the same abortion laws as massachusetts. some people love this. of course people in massachusetts loveded it. people in became became hated it. there was nothing that anybody could do about it because supreme court had cut voters out of the equation. as a result of that, the issue of abortion was never resolved. things are not resolved by fiat. only consent. it's the core of democracy and it's true. as a result of this short circuiting of democracy, demands from the left forced it. as a result of that, for nearly 50 years, this issue has festered. it's given americans another reason to dislike each other. it's divided the country. now finally after 49 years, voters might have the say over what to do about abortion as is their right. according to a piece last night in the blog politco, the majority of justices on the supreme court are ready to overturn row. justice alito said clearly in a draft opinion you can read yourself because it's circulates on the internet. we should be able to read it. it's not for the public. a final official decision is supposed to be months away. and yet an unnamed liberal objective short circuited this ancient process which has worked well for hundreds of years. this person leaked the opinion. not by accident. the point of leaking the opinion was to intimidate conservative justices in to reversing course. mob justice. if you're shocked by that, you shouldn't be. remember that it's not so different from what we saw this january when another unnamed liberal operative leaked the news that justice brier was planning on retirement and that forced him to retire which liberals wanted him to do because he was a white man. so that was in other words another op. one of many that we're seeing in our country. as if to prove that within moments of this story breaking last night, a mob formed a flash mob at the supreme court. watch. well, the upside is they're not telling you it's your body, your choice. even these people couldn't pull that off with a straight face after forcing manies to inject an experimental drug against their will or be fired. so they can't claim bodty autonomy anymore. so now they move to name calling. you're a fascist if you agree with them. they've been preparing for this moment for quite some time. the supreme court is debating the constitutionality of a mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks. during oral arguments in this case in december, justice alito noted that "the fetus has an interest in having a life." that's true. but when he said that, plans for retaliation began. no one wanted sam alito to vote the wrong way. now those plans are underway. it's no exaggeration to say once the step gets going, you don't know where it winds up. people can get hurt because of this leak. you hate to think it could happen and you hate to think it could happen. people do. here they are. ada chavez works for the nation. she's some kind of reporter. she tweeted it's good that conservative justices and their families will have their lives threatened. she's in favor of that. over at vox.com, ian millheiser shouted f it, let's burn this place down. government by tantrum. and brian fallon, the executive director of the activist ground "demand justice" or else, said this quote, is a brave clerk taking the step of leaking a document warning the country in a last ditch hail mary to see the public response to make the court reconsider? like do what we want or we will hurt you? these are threats of violence. the ceo of planned parenthood is calling on activists to storm state capitol buildings. watch this. >> we know this decision will enrage people. we know, we've seen what has happened when people find out that when they found out what was happening in texas, they started filling state houses in florida, they started filling stale houses in other places because they know the fight right now is on the ground and in these states. so we're going to continue to capture that rage. >> tucker: we're going to capture that rage. people get angry and you wouldn't like us when we're angry. don't we have a system in democratic norms we're supposed to observe? if you don't like something, isn't there a process for resolving that? don't you elect people to see your will put into law? not anymore. you just storm capitols. but wait a second. isn't storming capitols an insurrection? oh, no. not when abortion is the topic. already they're vowing to use this draft decision to eliminate the filibuster and pack the supreme court. here's the best part. all this is happening in the name of democracy. so you won't have a chance to vote on something that matters to you, whether you're for it or against it. so that you won't have a chance to vote on something like that, they're going to thwart democracy. here's a former u.s. attorney that said that the justices are insurrectionists. >> it's not too great of a stretch to say there's an effort to overturn an election and overturn roe. it's this as i've been thinking about it. there's a segment of the idealogical spectrum now that think that has certain kinds of powers and wants to engage in radical efforts to overturn things that they don't like. there's no more compromise. you don't like the results of an election, you storm the capitol and talk about hanging the vice president of the united states and you get the presidency back. >> tucker: yeah. it's like overturning an election. you listen to something like that and they're like nine points you could make in response. you have to ask, either the person saying that is so stupid that he doesn't understand what he's saying or he's willing to say absolutely anything to stop the other side. that's of course what you're watching. these people are not stupid. they're dishonest. the thread, the consistent note in these clips is that none of the people yammerring against this draft opinion have actually read it. you know that because they don't attempt to respond to the legal arguments because they're immaterial. just as in 1973. they didn't consider what the constitution had to say about it. they didn't care. that's why it's an embarrassing decision. so instead of assessing what alito wrote, they accuse him of terrorism. overturning precedents and active insurrection. really? any supreme court decision must remain in place forever or else you're committing an act of insurrection. legal scholars out there, are there any supreme court decisions throughout the ages that were overturned and happy we're overturned? probably quite a few. messy versus ferguson anyone? the legal experts are screaming about facish. >> next they'll go about brown very board of education. they already eroded our voting rights a little bit. i say fascism down the line here. >> tucker: it almost detracts from us to play you something like that but that show has real ratings. people listen to that. really couldn't navigate a checkout scanner telling you what the supreme court draft opinion might mean despite the fact that she's capable of reading it or anything else longer than a tweet. she clearly didn't read what alito wrote. alito did anticipate this argument, that all kinds of terrible things would happen. here's what he wrote for the people that won't read it. what is distinctive about abortion is what roe turned to life. it's a unique issue. "to ensure that our decision is not misunderstood or mischaracterized, we emphasize that our decision concerns the constitutional right to abortioned and no other right." oh, so they're not trying to bring back slavery or legalize cannibalism or make it i'lless for you to vote. they're trying to allow you to vote on abortion. that's how dishonest these people are. if roe v. wade goes away, you get to vote on abortion. if you're a pro lifer, that's good news. if you're a pro choice activist, that's good news. why wouldn't you want your democracy to function. you don't want to vote on it? you want some elderly people to tell you what to do? no, this is a democracy. you vote. nobody on television is saying that they're demagoguing in their hysteria. they're nullifying the gender rules, which is concocted. they don't realize it but it's fun to see it. at cnn that spent last year that men can get pregnant. yes, they can. so they rediscovered the meaning of the word "woman." >> forgive me. i seem to be losing my voice. seems to be in line how women are losing their rights in this country. this opinion, if true, can be narrowed down and defined simply. women are not viewed as equal to men. >> tucker: women are losing their rights. really. what percentage of college students are women. what percentage of first hires of big company are women? yeah, they're losing their rights. how many women are in elections? liars, stupid people. let's get back to the constitution, the core question here. abortion does not appear there nor has there ever been a right to abortion in this country. if that bothers you, you can vote for it in the congress. you could pass a constitutional amendment. if you support a democracy, that's what you call to do. nobody has. we're moving the other direction. joeiden announced that democracy has been suspended. >> why i voted against a number of the members in the court. they refuse to acknowledge there's a ninth amendment. refused a right to privacy. so many fundamental rights that are affected by that. i'm not prepared to leave that to the wims and the -- of the public at the moment. >> tucker: he can't remember the word but we're going to piece together the sentence. the wims of the public no longer matter. sorry, pal, they do matter. it's a democracy. we get to vote on this stuff because that's our system. you're passing through. you'll be gone soon. the rest of us get to decide how we're governed because we're a self-governing country. we're a free people. sorry. there's a lot to unpanning here, so we thought we would start with an actual lawyer, someone that knows a lot about the supreme court, laura ingraham, the host of "the ingraham angle" on the fox news channel. she joins us tonight. laura, i have to ask you something. the fact that

joe biden should do next? the fundamental _ joe biden should do next? tue: fundamental point joe biden should do next? e biden should do next? the: fundamental point is that joe biden should do next? tte: fundamental point is that we need a security structure for europe that would at some future date ring russia back in to help create a stable community of nations. which means our goal cannot be the permanent punishment of russia, however morally gratifying that they feel at the moment. i believe the lack agree with secretary said that in the short term we have to harm russia militarily, but in the lodge and we have to seek a negotiated settlement that will allow us to live some of the sanctions on russia and allow it to have some role in the future community of nations in europe. otherwise we risk a repeat of what happened in the 19205 repeat of what happened in the 1920s with what happened with thy mart republic in germany and the aftermath of world war i directly producing world war ii. ~ . ., i directly producing world war ii. a ., �* ., ., i directly producing world war ii. michael o'hanlon thank

biden. joe biden went to the states an he was nowhere to be found unti the bridge collapsed and he showed up in his shorts and sweatshirt. they don't want joe bidenpeople throughout the campaign cycle have been asking do you want joe biden to campaign with you and it's like well, and they don't answer because right now you look at his opinion polls as inflation goes up, joe biden ratings go down so it's like why would you sure he's the president he's go the big air force one that you can have an address and a rally but what does that. >> remember when abrams went to atlanta and stacy abrams was supposed to meet with him and then she said she had a conflic with the president sverige had something more important. i think they're avoiding. don't you think it hurts them even more because he says he's from scranton, so he's from pennsylvania. certainly he definitely raise money. i know that. 15 minutes after the hour of th national average price of gas i going up, but it's hit a record. $4 in all 50 states. $4.56. >> all 50 states now have an average gas price of more than $4 a gallon which we just said. >> peter ducey is live at the white house with

joe biden. joe biden when to the state and he was never to be found and he showed up in his shorts and sweatshirts. they don't want them campaigning with them. and it tells you the tale of the two parties right now. >> that comes as mr. unity those negative. claiming president biden is finally going to try to stop working with the gop and instead go on the attack. he looks to create a contrast between his job performance and ultra maga candidates. dana, what was your reaction? >> dana: how much time are you going to give me here? one, if you look at that senate race in north carolina, the trump backed candidate there ran away with it. i mean, the can't rent away with that spoon. there was no question that that was going to go in 10 but's way. medicine comfort losing, that is something. this is a young man who may be heat -- see where he is in five years. does he take this experience and decide to do something different. one of the things he said he decided to hire mostly communications people. if you don't have that, you don't have victories to rent, accomplishment's to run and you end up getting viciously attacked. i'm not saying -- but he is no longer there. i think the pennsylvania race is something that is just so interesting. one on the republican side, if i could comment on the democrats with quick. john fetterman, also the cat ran away with the spoon in that one. conor lamb was considered that you would think that perfect candidate. perfect a moderate democrat in a state like pennsylvania. you could also rub elbows with the tech guys that want to build more companies and in pennsylvania and pittsburgh and he just could never get any traction. so john fetterman, lieutenant governor text ends up in the hospital. this guy, though, absolutely destroyed conor lamb. this tell you -- tells you where the democratic party is going. he is an original bernie roper he wants medicare for all and he is going to be tagged as a socialist. i'm telling you that republicans should not sleep on him because this race is going to be really tight. pennsylvania will remain tight. on the republican side of things that there's only one candidate presidential candidate that has one pennsylvania since 1988. and that was donald trump. and he ran a race that was different. it was wild. people -- he created this amazing base of support. and any republican who is not him has to run a near perfect race. mitch mcconnell said he believes who our wins intensive unions that they feel strongly that they can win in pennsylvania. i would tell you i think that they will make sure that they have this and they might have a recount. john fetterman's campaign is already off. >> oh, fetterman. he is about your size, i think that 6'9", shorter. he does not like suits. he wears sweats. >> i like him in the sense that he is different. looking at what i saw was a fever of just battles from republicans who had votes going 3d. which means the numbers get when you look at who was showing up to vote, that members of republicans who were coming up to vote, i don't hear if you are separate meant. should be afraid because yes, your campaign is getting started early. but the sheer numbers, third place is running strong. which means that when all of them come together and i think they will come together. i think the republicans gets it. they know. they have seen what is going on. they want race. back. they want to get inflation down. they want to get america back. i'm just looking at how many people are showing up at the ballot and it is a huge difference. i think the only ones who are showing up for the democrats are the progressives because moderates are going, you know what? we are better off with the other guys. >> you think the republicans are going to coalesced around mccormick or whoever it is? >> i do. i think that john fetterman probably does not want to go up against mehmet oz because not only is he in a really tough primary, he has name the condition and if your talk about socialized medicine, heat, better to dissect what the government has done to ruin healthcare in this country than a doctor who has enriched himself in the free market that not only in medicine but in entertainment as well. so he really cares about that issue and i hope he pins john fetterman count on this because what inflation where it is at and taxes, tax hike on the horizon, you compound that with medicare for all, we cannot afford that. the healthcare industry cannot afford that. so yes, i do think it is going to be very tough. i thoughts was interesting because he had been polling ahead. i thought perhaps the former president's endorsement of him last minute might help. but he so far lost only by a couple percentage points. there has to be something there. it has to be substantive. there has to be policy behind the person. we can no longer become attached to people because of their characteristics or their interesting life stories, how they lead and how they -- is far more important. >> geraldo, looking at the endorsement, does donald trump still have that magic touch? >> geraldo: no doubt about it. my stage in ohio, everyone was looking for donald trump to endorse him and very, very -- he had a couple of misses here and there. but i must say, quick points. john fetterman is enormously charismatic. and i believe that he will cross over. it is not just progressives. psaki is a very cool guy. i like him a lot. i endorse him. if i could endorse dr. oz, one friend of mine. wonderful people. they agreed on tv. and i was very disturbed by how he was slimed by dave mccormick. dave mccormick was also a very attractive guy. self-made multimillionaire. he is a bronze star. going up with mehmet oz. a lot of it was muslim hate. family born. parents were from turkey. oz served in the turkish army. i found that extremely distasteful. i felt very bad that he had to endure those attacks but very unfair attacks but i. i want to see one other thing. when i was a kid, election day was a day. one day. you go to vote. most people when in person to vote older or disabled people now i am probably among them takes that absent the -- absentee ballots. that night, you could gather around the tv and you knew who won because the absentee ballots, the provisional ballots, all these pallets were -- after the disaster of the hanging chad, now you get the account. you keep the running tally of the people who felt fairly and election day, you do it, this torture makes people lose late in the system. >> and we get better ratings. >> even when it is in that middle of the night. >> between 11:00 and 12:00 p.m. >> oh, right. >> very upset. chester butterfield. >> he is always upset. >> coming up, get ready for a summer of rage. what the far left is planning if they don't get their way at the supreme court. when i'm on my hands and knees and i'm digging through the dirt, i feel something in me, like a fire, that's just growing. i feel kinder, when nature is so kind to me. find more ways to grow with miracle-gro. 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>> the president is clear on this question but he believed the right to peacefully protest in this country is fundamental. he also believes that violent threats and intimidation have no place in political discourse anywhere. it seems like to s, it is a very one sided on what we call out as intimidation or as violent. so we. so we want to make sure we are calling out on both sides of what is happening and what we are seeing. >> that is what she is saying. dhs has obsolete until an information or something telling them that they need to put up this memo to safe or the left is intending to commit violence if this roe v. wade decision comes down the way we expect. >> now they will telegraph before we dropped the ball. whether it is afghanistan, dealing with hitting baby food, it is always the same thing. there's always a plan after the effect. this time they are trying to get in front of it. again, what would curtail this step would be adding -- providing more security for justices, which would mean, what? marks police officers. which dates fundamentally have gone against and completed and disrespected. so this is not going to have the same effect where you will see people on tv, oh, it is a mostly peaceful protest. americans are sick of this. they will see it standing outside of that supreme court justices' house will only inspire more and more americans to vote right. and you have seen what happened before. you have seen and the best thing you're telling us is look out, it is coming. where is the plan? what are you doing? national guard? what are you doing to protect our justices? nothing. they will make a website of where you can report someone protesting. that is probably what we are looking for. >> websites are very helpful. as we have seen. >> i don't take a lot of stock in government warnings, whether it is hurricanes or covid hotspots. but i don't think that left, if they do -- is going to do anything to clamp down the virus and someone like that let's sake to get outside their house. they will get indicted. four -- for just trying to protect themselves. they are not going to go in the fbi and infiltrate that radical left wing pro-choice movement like they did against the gretchen kidnappers. i guess they were not kidnappers. that was a set up. so it looks like if you are renting a supreme court justice in the -- into hiding, that is return to normalcy. because that is what they said they were going to do. you are going to see, because i think it is a very emotional issue. and a lot of people don't understand it. there are women who aren't past their prime who can't even get pregnant but you will see them out there, screaming at the top of their lungs almost resorting to violence because that is just, it is a religious intended to these people and we have to understand that. i would stay away from these people all summer if you hear about a protest in your city, i would not engage. i would go to the beach. even on a social level, if it is not your friend or your family, don't end -- involve yourself with that very, you look at turbin in conversation about it. it is really not worth it. i would give advice to these protesters if this box the late it -- we think it is. there is a democratic process. you can run for office if you want to. if that does not work out, you can move the state. that is the great part about this republic. totally different left. if it does not work out for use in the state you are living right now. >> geraldo? >> geraldo: you may be that last present in america that that group will take advice from. i think jesse is right. i think there is a storm coming. i believe that this issue is very central to the identity of tens of millions of women and others. you know? and their partners and these are folks who believe that a constitutional right -- how would you feel if the second amendment was stripped away after 50 years? i think that it is impossible to belittle. going to be energetic. there's going to be suburban, multiethnic, multiracial, it is -- i do think it is going think it is going to be necessarily violent, i pray that it will not be. but i think it will be very, very straight out, villages, suburbs, cities. >> kennady, what's lost in this is any sort of conversation about you can have a conversation with graciousness and dignity and facts and merit and understanding and a willingness to listen. but telegraphing and dhs is picking it up. they have no intention of that. >> kennedy: no. there's no curiosity. there's nope polite discourse. is probably the most emotional issue that faces society and faces women. but this is not the way, having -- throwing a cultural tantrum is not the way to come to resolution on an emotional issue. it is just not. and i know a lot of people, a lot of democrats who sake, i am pro-choice. but i don't believe that we should be killing babies after 15 weeks. i certainly don't think that we should be performing these procedures and celebrating them at 28 weeks. a lot of democrats saying, you know, use to hear us face -- you don't hear that anymore. you hear people chanting about how great abortion is that regardless of how you feel about whether or not the court or congress should be involved that is not something to be celebrated. and we have lost the plot as if -- a society to don't be surprised when there are mass casualty events at the hands of sociopaths and we have so little regard for human life and that start with asic decent conversations where we have mutual dignity and curiosity. we have to find a way to get back to that place even when we disagree. >> do you think that people who seek abortions are sociopaths? >> kennedy: no, i'm saying that math tutors are sociopaths. they are raised to have very little respect for human life. and i think we have to get back to a place in society where we do have respect for each other, where you don't have people going on the subway and shooting people and trying to kill dozens of people, where you don't have people moving into a crowd of innocent people at a parade, where you don't have a guy who targets old people in a black neighborhood at a supermarket because they don't have basic respect for human life. that is a very different question as to whether or not i think abortion is a personal issue. and you know whether or not thae conversations. but the lack of respect for life life, it is so massive. it is so pervasive and that is one of the things that is pulling us apart at the seams. >> preach. next, the president and dems neglecting blame. two children have been hospitalized. we will have an update. once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. it's still the eat fresh® refresh, and now subway® is refreshing their classics, like the sweet onion teriyaki sauce, topped on tender shaved steak. it's a real slam dunk. right, derek? 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hospital, he does not want joe biden, joe biden went to the state and he was nowhere to be found until the bridge collapsed, showed up into shorts and a sweatshirt. they do not want joend kamala harris campaigning with them and it tells you the tale of the typical parties right now. fetterman endorsed bernie sanders and fetterman was endorsed by bernie sanders last time he ran. this is a man who said abortion any anytime, fracking never, which brings billions of dollars to pennsylvania and tens of thousands of jobs. you are looking at a very radical -- a radical democratic nominee, huge win for president trump tonight in north carolina. ted budd is now the republican nominee for senate there. it is huge because he was numbea long time, president trump endorsed him. here is the deal of what happened there. budd won a 17 way primary, little-known congressman, wins that primary tonight with the president's endorsement, shows you the power of the trump political currency. >> sean: yeah, i mean, i think that is a great analysis. they all ran as maga candidates, and only one eventually got it. one of the things -- two things that took place in this race, reince, one i don'

joe biden, joe biden is fine, if he was being honest publicly, is all these guys were given truth serum and forced to speak publicly, would that get the 30% of the trump cult to move? no. but that would reach this 3%, 4% of republican voters that are absolutely necessary for these critical elections and critical issues that face our country. and so that's why to me it's the lindsey graham lying that he does is more damaging than your authentic magas and the stuff they're spreading that's more extreme. >> i can only imagine what lindsey graham would sound like if he was forced to take truth serum. i don't know we'd be able to talk about that too much. ellie, i want to play some audio here of what lindsey graham was saying, some additional audio of him sort of revealing that not only does he not believe in most of what he's promoting, but he has deeper doubts as well. we'll get your thoughts on the other side. >> what this does, there will be a rallying effect for a while where the country says we're better than this. >> and biden will help with that? >> totally. he'll be maybe the best person to have, right? i mean, how mad can you get at joe biden? >> so he's basically saying this terrible terrorist attack is going to be a net positive for joe biden and for the democratic party. but he spent the last year talking about how it wasn't really a terrorist attack and everybody was being silly. what does this say about the nature of lindsey graham but all the other republican politicians who are pretty much parroting the same line? >> yeah, lindsey graham is a lying, sniveling hypocrite, and we've known that for some time. let's not forget lindsey graham on january 6th where he sweatily said that he was done with trump, because clearly what happened on january 6th shook him. it shook all of them. but when it came time to have political courage or just interpersonal courage, these people failed. these people fall down. as tim was say, we've seen that consistently throughout the republican party, cowardice. it is now indelibly a part of the republican brand. and i think we've all known this, right? i kind of always come back to t

joe biden is expected to arrive here _ happening there today? joe biden is expected to arrive here in _ happening there today? joe - happening there today? joe biden is expected to arrive here in the next i expected to arrive here in the next couple of hours or so. he is going to go straight to the school. there is a makeshift memorial there. he will be there to pay his respects. then he is going to attend mass at the sacred heart catholic church, a very religious community come here, the catholic faith underpins everything that happens here. there has been prayer services in the town centre all weekend. this is a very important part of the sharing and the burden of grief that he is trying to help alleviate. and then he is going to go to a local community centre and meet with the 19 families of the children that were killed and probably the families of the two adults who died as well. this is a visit of unusual length. he is going to be here all day and he is going to be spending several hours with the families, a role thatjoe biden is said to be very good at, he understands grief, having lost his son and wife in

joe biden. joe biden can't stop mentioning trump. trump is in his head rent-free. he is in the liberals' head rent free. the american people are starting to see this and to harris' point. all your points about this. the regular people out there like the people in new jersey are looking at a change. they no longer buy into just the me vs. them in politics. they are looking for results. they are looking for solutions calling it maga king. i know you are the maga princess. i prefer mega maga. >> harris: gas is so high people are apoplectic. >> david: choose used to be the cheapest gas in the nation that's why i moved to florida. >> emily: coming up, democrats are already turning to the midterms after they failed to enshrine abortion rights in to law. will voters really buy their arguments that, get this: it's the g.o.p.'s fault? i doubt it. ♪ ♪ >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? safelite makes it easy. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> man: looks great. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u put it all on the line. u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie can help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. better luck next time. who said that? i did. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away when you bought those glasses. next time, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. it's a quality exam worth 50 bucks. can't beat that. can't beat this, either. alright, i'll give you that one. ...and, apparently, that one. two pairs and a free exam starting at just $79.95. book an exam today at americasbest.com somebody sign this kid! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? (♪ ♪) ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® today. [chanting] my decision. >> they can't hear you. >> harris: far left democrats marching from the u.s. house to the u.s. senate yesterday. just moments before senator joefy abortion rights in all 50 states, roe v. wade. the bill was expected to fail. but it was supposed to give democrats a chance to showcase their support for abortion rights ahead of the midterm election. even vice president kamala harris showed up to the capitol to preside over the vote. and she wasted no time in finding fault on who to blame. >> this vote clearly suggests that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue, a priority should be to elect pro-choice leaders at the local, the state and the federal level because what we are seeing around this country are extremist republicans who are seeking to criminalize and punish women for making decisions about their own body. >> harris: so, david, she has 180 days until the midterm elections until this one fact. they needed a super majority yesterday to get that done 60 votes. it didn't come down to one senator or two senators. >> no, it did

joe biden, the current — right to bear arms. and joe biden, the current president, _ right to bear arms. and joehe current president, will be - the current president, will be visiting this weekend. the topic, well, it will come up about what possible action he can take, if any. i remember i was in sandy hook in the aftermath of there and nothing changed there and it doesn't feel like much could potentially change this time either. what are you expecting to hear from joe this time either. what are you expecting to hearfrom joe biden? i expecting to hear from joe biden? i think we are, we saw right after this happened when president biden addressed the nation, he immediately said, open lyman in gods name are we going to stand up to the gun lobby? does". he... going to stand up to the gun lobby? he... we have heard the same rhetoric but we have heard the same call to action after mass shootings here, notjust from president biden but from otherformer here, notjust from president biden but from other former presidents and lawmakers and some of them who believe that something needs to be done and that

joe biden too. joe biden won the election on younger voters. a poll by donald trump had rallied to him. without the trump comparison, younger voters have not been terribly enamored with joeiden in the past year. this could be a way for democrats to get younger voters back to the polls, more engaged in democratic politics in a way that has not happened in the last year. yamiche: i do want to ask josh, friday night justice clarence thomas said the coat "cannot be -- the court "cannot be bullied." josh: chief justice roberts said something similar a day earlier. he called the leak absolutely appalling, but he said it would not affect their deliberations or anything along those lines. with due respect to the justices, the notion that this won't affect the process completely possible to me, even if it does not sway any votes. justice alito now has to confront the fact that any change he has to make to his opinion from here on out, we are going to know. people can put these documents up side-by-side when the decision comes out, probably at the end of june, and see what was changed and which justices agreed or did not agree with that portion, even down to the footnotes people w

opponent who's running and backed by the democratic party one who voted for joe biden and encouraged others to vote for joe biden. praise joerything that donald trump just did. this is not similar to who has the interests of the american people at heart. his spiel when the economy, all the other issues talking about and so forth they're willing to throw it away. in order to kill off the american first agenda, met romney, the fact he hasn't endorsed indoor steel is shameful. the people of utah deserve you to get reelected and i look forward to watching the race. senator, thank you. the left is using a best-selling author to salvage their election prospects. tweet me. i will see if you get it right. next. ♪ ♪ now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away i

joe biden joe biden is always an supported legal abortion. but nine r years after the roe decision was handedas down, he was still willing to admit legalidndefensible as a decision. en pregnant women, biden explained in 1982 to a member of the senate judiciary committee, should not have quote the sole t righto to say what should happen to their unborn children because after all, no one creates childreny. vious. it takes two people. that's obvious. in fact,t, biden concluded roe had gone, quote, too far and of course it had gone too far. t that was obvious then. it's's obvious now then as now, many americans believe that abortion is murder . a manyme other americans consider abortion a prerequisite to happinesssab. now those are unreconcilable positions, but thankfullye in a democracy we have a solution to quandaries like this and it's called votings. if we don't like something in america, if we want to change it, we elect representatives to act on our behalf. if they do what we ask o them tn do, we reelect them. that's the reward. if they don't, we vote them out. that's the punishment. th that'sey how our system works. for hundreds of years we haveth usedat that system to resolvers plenty of complex and thorny moral issues, not just abortion, many others. and it has worked well and that's why this has alwaysst been a stable country because we get to rule ourselves, roe versus wade took that right away in a single nineteen seventy three decision ,the high court banned democracy from the debate over abortion. justices prohibited the states from enactinggro abortion restrictions that their own citizens strongly preferredir o that meant that going forward alabama would be required to have the same abortional laws as massachusetts. now some people love this . of course people of massachusetts looked at people in alabama hatede, but there was nothing anybody could do about it because supreme court had cut voters out of the equationn and as a result of that , the issue of abortion was never resolved. things are not resolved by fiat. they're only resolved by consent. that's a core idea in democracyy and it's true . so as a result of this short circuiting of democracy demands from the left forced it r as a result of that for nearly 50 years this issue has festered. it has given americans yet another reason to dislike each other. it has divided the country and now finally after forty nine years, voters might have the rightful say over what to do about abortion as is their right. according to a piece last night in the blog politico, the majority of justicess t on the supreme court are readyo to overturn roe, justice alitoro said so very clearly in a draft opinion you can read yourself because it's circulating on the internet r now we t shouldn't be able to read that draft opinion. it's not forul publice consumption. a final official decision on roe is supposed to be months away and yet an unnamed liberal operative short circuiteded this ancient process which has worked well for hundreds of t pr years. this person leaked the opinion . o not by accidentsoeaea the point of leaking the opinion was to intimidate conservativeat justices into reversing course mob justice. if you're shocked by that, youmb shouldn't be remember that it's not so different from what we saw this january when another unnamed liberal operative leaked the news that justice stephen breyer was planning on retiring and that news for stephen breyer to retire which liberal operativesetir wanted hm to do because he was a white man. so that was in other words, another op, one of many we're now seeing in our country. and as if to prove that within moments of this story breaking lastni, a mob formed the flashla mob atsh the supreme court. watch al . well, the >> well, the upside is they're not telling you it's your body ,your choice. even these people couldn't pull that off with a straight face after forcing millions of americans to inject an experimental drug against their will or be fired. if you remember that . so they can't claim you have bodily autonomy anymore because you demonstrably don't. so instead they move to name calling. you're a fascist if youowhey disagree with that. agr and they've been honing those talking points because they've been preparing for this moment for quite some time. the supreme court, everyone knows, is currently debatingth the constitutionality of a mississippi law that bans abortion a after 15 weeks. now during oral arguments in this case in december, justice alito noted that , quote, the fetus has an interest in having a life. now that's true . but when he said that plans for retaliation began, no one wanted sam alito to vote the wrong way. and now those plans are underway. and it's no exaggeration to say that once this stuff getskn going, you don't know where it winds up. people could get hurt because of this leak and i hate told think that could happen.nd y and you hate even more to think anyone wantedt that to happen. butop people do and here they are. it is chavez who works for k the nation. she's some kind of reporter. she just tweeted that it'sin quote good that conservative justices and their families will quote, have their lives threatened. she's in favor of that over foxt .com. ian millhiser added quote seriously shout out to whoever the hero was within the supreme court has said let's burn this place down. oh , we don't get what we want . we'll just burn it down government by tantrum. pl. ee seen that before brian fallon, the executive director of the thoroughly thuggish activist demandd justice or else which is implied said this quote is a brave clerck taking this unprecedented step of leaking a draftrave opinion to n the country what's coming in a last ditch. hail mary do to see if the public response might cause the court to consider the public responsee like do what we want or will hurt you again. we'ver seen that before. let's stop pretending these are threats of violence. obviously t the ceo of planned parenthood is now calling on activists to p storm state capitol buildings. watch this . we know that this decision iskn going to enrage people we know we've already seen what's happened when people find out that when they found out what was happening in texas, they started filling state houseses in florida, they startu filling state houses and otherse places because they know that a fight right nowin is on the ground and in these states. and so we are goingngng to conte to capture that rage. >> oh , t we're going to capture that rage. people get angry and you wouldn't like us when we're angry. what do we 't what system did we have? democratic norms we are supposed to observe if at you don't like something, isn'tso there a process for resolving that ? don't you elect people to see your will put into law? not anymore. just from capital . but wait a second, says the attune television. you're storming capitals toto thwart democracy and insurrection. oh, no. only under certain circumstances. not when the abortion people do it, not when they announce their plans on cnn. whe when that happens it's a goodn thing. already the leaders of the democratic party are vowing to use this draft decision as a pretext to eliminate the filibuster and pack the supreme court. now here's the best part. all of this is happening in the name of democracy so that youme will never have a chance o to vote on something that matters to you like abortion. and by the way, it matters to you whether you're i for it or against it, but soon that you won't have a chance to ever votence on something like that . they're going to thwartth democracyey. >> here's a former u.s. attorney explaining the conservative justices on the supremey. in fact insurrectionists. >> i think t it's not too great a stretch to say there's some connection between an effort to overturn an election and an effort to overturn roe and this as i've been thinking about it, there is a segment of the ideological spectrum now who thinks it has certain kindsr of powersta and wants to engage in radical efforts to overturn thingsts that they don't like. there's no incrementalism. there's no more compromise. you don't like the results of an election. you storm the capitol and you talk abouttohe hanging the vice president of the united states and you get the presidencyah back . >> yeah, it's like overturning an election. i mean, you listen to something like that and there are like nine points you couldou make in response. then you have to to ask either the person saying that is so stupid that he doesn't understand what he's saying ors he's willing to say absolutely anything to stop the other side. and that's of course what you're watching these people aren't stupid. they'reth just dishonest in the thread. the consistent note c in all ofh these clips ise that none of the people yammering about this draft opinion writtenth by sam alito have actually read it. and you know that becauset they don't even attempt to t respond to the legal arguments because legal arguments are immaterial just as they were when the seven justicess in nineteen seventy three produced roe v. wade, they didn't even consider really what the constitution had to sayid because they didn't care. that's why it's anat embarrassis decision. assessing so instead of assessing what alito wrote this to accuse him of terrorism, overturning precedent is an act of insurrection, says the federal prosecutor. the right. so any supreme court decision must remain in place forever or else you're committing an actu' of insurrection. legal scholars outreg there, are there any supreme court decisions through the ages that were overturned and that were happy were overturned? yes, probably quitepy a fewer plessy vs. ferguson any one .ss but it doesn't matter.yyo the legal experts are screaming about fascism. they're telling you it's only a matter of time before the supreme court brings back segregation, if not slavery. watch. this is just the beginning. next , we'll go after gay marriage and maybe maybe the day david is a brown versusx board of education. they already eroded our votinglr rights a little bit. soro i see some i see fascism down the line here was what you know, it's almost you know, it almost detracts from us to play you something like that . but that show is real ratings. people listen to someone like that literally couldn't navigator a checkout scanner telling you what the supreme court draft opinion might mean's despite the fact she's totally capable of reading it or anything else longer than a tweet, whatever . she clearly didn't read what alito wrote. alito did actually , by the way, anticipate this argument that if youot do this , all kin of other terrible things are going to happen. he said it right out loud. here's what hele tppen. wrote fr the people who will never read it and we're quoting what is distinctivehat about abortion, wrote alito is its effect on what roe termed potential life. abortion is what he said is a uniqueue quote to ensure that our decision is not misunderstood orer mischaracterized comma. we emphasize that our decisionii concerns the constitutional right to abortion and no other right. oh , so they're not trying to bring back slavery or legalized cannibalism or make it illegalnn for you to vote.ll what they're trying to do is allow you to vote on abortion. that's dishonest. these people are if roe v. wade gets goes away, yous get to vote on abortion. and if you're a pro-life law, that's good newsha. , if you're a pro-choice activist, that's just why wouldn't you want your democracy to function? you don't want to vote on it. you want some elderly person to tell you what to do. no, this is democracy., this is you vote a but no one on television saying that instead they're demagoguing in their hysteria. in fact, they're nullifying all the general rules they've just concocted, which is gratifying to watch. they don't realize it, butconc ' fun to see it at cnn, for example, we spentea all last yer telling you that men can get pregnant or get that can suddenly they've rediscovered the meaning of the word woman. >> forgive me, i seem to be losing my voice. you'llme. hear me a little bitvo differently, but it seems to l be in line with how women arein losing their rights in this country. this opinion can be, if true , narrow down and defined. quite simply, women are not viewed as equal to men. what percentage of college students in colleges are women? what percentage of first hires? ifif big o companies are women, women are legaly' rights. how many elections are determined by women? almostgh all of them hires stupl people and in fact, just to get back to the constitution, which is the core question here, abortion does not appearhb here nor has there ever beenio a right to abortion in this country. now that bothersn you. if you want a right to abortion, you can vote for it in the congress. you could pass a constitutional amendment if you actually supported democracy a, that's what you would do or call for your representatives to do. but so far nobody has and in fact we're moving in the othernc direction. today joe biden announced that democracyedt has beenn suspended. one of the reasons why i voted against a number ofum othersbe because they refused to acknowledgerscour that there's s a nice amendment. services acknowledges the right mean so many fundamental rights that are affectedig. and i'm on the line. i'm not prepared to leave that to the whims and the of the public at the moment.uc i can't remember the word, butwo we're going to piece together a sentence and we're quoting the whims of the public no longer matter. sorry, pal. they do matter.o it's a democracy. our women's matter. so do our beliefs. we get to vote on this stuff because that's our system you're just passing through .so you'll be gone soon. the restst of us get to decide how we're governed because we're a self-governing country. we're free people. sorrylf-gy.. there's a lot to unpack here. and so we thought we would stop start rather an actual lawyer, someone who knows a lot about supreme court. our friendurt, laura ingraham,

i would also tell you, it's joe biden's as well. joe biden also made the statement just last week the dobbs decision is about the ability to abort a child, to abort a child was president biden's statement. i agree. the conversation right now on the floor is what's her future. what happens next? we will decide a lot. i can assure you i'm going to speak up for the rights of every child and declare again, every child is viable. if people call me a radical for believing children

regards the jews, where was joe biden in joe biden uses black people. 48 hours, he was in buffalo within 48 hours. wisconsin. and the families in wisconsin, are still waiting for joeis a game, mark. a game. he played this game of race division. this is the greatest country on the planet. people break the laws, to come in to this country, i enjoyed a tremendous career as a teacher and a lawyer. let me be clear, i'm proud to be a republican. when i came on your show two years ago, why did i leave, joe biden and embarrassed insulted every 14african-american, saying. if you vote for donald trump you are not black. mark: you raise an issue of black on black crime. vast majority happens in democrat cities. with democrat prosecutors, they don't want to. rivera said the civil rights issue of our time, it is. the slaughter that is taking place, thousands and thousands of people. murdered, innocent people, these are people who want to be protected. people who want police in their communities. they are never heard. it is the activists who are heard, the media, many of whom are white sitting in their studios, and comfortable and so on. talking about it. professional athletes,

joe biden is rip-roaring mad because they're not giving joe biden the present the credit that he thinks he deserves. oh, we should say thank you for the 5,000 inflation tax, the $2,000 extra work in a pale year for gas? take a look. >> president biden: on the brink of the great depression. millions of people lose their jobs and their homes. but even more importantly losing hope. number those long lines you'd see on television, people lining up in all kinds of vehicles just to get a box of food. in their trunk. how can we forget that people were hurting. and what did this maga crowd want to do? forget it. forget it. god at this of the united states of america. the idea that people would have to wait in line an hour, an hour and a half to get a box of food in their trunk is just unbelievable. >> hannity: your presidency is unbelievably awful while he's wearing about getting the credit he deserves millions of americans are not worried about how they're going to field their children and i mean literally and pay their rent and pay their mortgages. as we speak a nationwide shortage of baby formula is now causing panic and why be so amongst parents as one "new york times" report reads that baby formula shortage now leaves desperate parents searching for food. some parents are now driving hours at a time in search of supplies, others are watering down formula or rationing it hoping for an end of the shortage. i talked to a friend of mine they're trying to imported from europe but then again it gets banned were not stopping the opioids in the fat novel will stop that baby formula coming in from europe. this is an urgent crisis and the joedministration obviously doesn't care they have no clue what to do aboard air force one earlier today president joe biden new press secretary actually laughed when a reporter asked about the ongoing shortage i'm not sure what's so funny here i'll let you decide. >> about the formula issue? >> at the white house i don't know [laughs] i can get you a person who is running points. but i don't have a good idea. >> hannity: not sure what so formula but is not baby formula we can soon have a severe shortage nationwide as americans farmers, the people who are the heart and soul of this country that feed all of us with the most sophisticated technology the science involved in farming today yes they are struggling with all these rising energy costs, transportation costs, supply chain issues and by the way you're looking at three times the increase in the price of fertilizer that would be necessary at the joe biden administration says that you should may be composting use manure. okay they need f

i would also tell you it's joe biden's as well. joe biden also made the statement just last week, the dobbs decision is about the ability to abort a child. to abort a child was president biden's statement. i agree. the conversation right now on the floor is what's her future. what happens next? it will decide a lot. i can assure you i'm going to speak out rights for every child and we'll declare again every child is valuable. if people call me a radical for believing children are valuable, so be it. but i think it tells us a lot about our culture that i'm the radical one because i believe she has a hope and a fut the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: senator lankford just said that this bill is all about legalizing abortion any time, anyplace in this country. he's right, but i'm going to add that this legislation is being discussed for political purposes, and we're wasting time on this issue because we could be spending time on things that people want. i've been hearing the democrats speak for a

joe biden did. that's it, these are just crimes of influence that can be measured. joe biden is pushing us into a hot war against russia when in fact, he is already waging a hot war against russia and we are participating in it, whether we knew it or not nbc. news reports that biden officials also claim to have helped shoot down a russian transport aircraft with hundreds of russian troops on board . warship. why are they doing it, and most

joe biden? >> jesse: joe biden the best person to have? do you really believe that? >> i was wrong. i have known joe for 30 years. as president. you know, this was literally happening on the day of january the 6th. i was hoping that president biden could bring us together. common sense tells you want the president to be successful. but not only has he failed to bring us together. he has made us less safe. he has ruined our economy. all the bad guys are moving around the world. they didn't do this on trump's watch because they were afraid of him. nobody fears joe biden abroad and at home his policies are failing. i would have loved him to be successful. truth of the matter is he has not been. it's now time to pick a new president. that comes in 2024. take back the senate in 2022. help ukrainians beat the russians in ukraine so they don't keep going throughout europe and trying to stop china from taking taiwan and secure our border. we have got a mess on our hands but you know what? i'm optimistic. there is no other place i would rather live than the united states. >> jesse: i'm optimistic, too. i'm not optimistic

joe biden surprise, considersu who's suffering the most here. the people hit hardest by joe biden's economic policies aren't in urban areas like san francisco or new york , which blue .arly joe biden's base isn't bearing the brunt of this . his bubble is sufficientlysu insulated know the people suffering the mostt areea in remote rural areas and small towns, towns like midland, texas, places that are overwhelminglyly conservative.r harder to ferry food and supplies into a place like midland because it's so far from urban centers and a foxox multimedia reporter just went to midland, which has recorded the highest inflation rate in the country at roughly 10%. people in this west texas town of midland say it's given them heart were somewhat isolated between el pasoo and dallas fort worth . and so that's a lot of distance and it takes you four or five hours to go to either one . tati so travel costs, transportation costs, that raises processon. midland has a population of just over a hundred forty thousand, but giving big cities like new york , phoenix and dallas are run for their money when it comes to inflation. it's had the highest rate in the country for the lastas six month

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joe biden's as well. joe biden also made the statement just last week the dobbs decision is about the ability to abort a child, to abort a child was president biden's statement. i agree. the conversation right now on the floor is what's her future. what happens next? we will decide a lot. i can assure you i'm going to speak up for the rights of every child and declare again, every child is viable. if people call me a radical for believing children, then so be it. and i'm the radical one because i believe she has a hope and a future. i'll yield the floor. >> senator lankford just said that this bill is all about legally abortion, anytime, any place in this country and he's right and i'm going to add that this legislation is being discussed for political purposes and we're wasting time on this issue because we could be spending time on things that people want. i've been hearing the democrats speak for a year and a half about the necessity of getting prescription drug prices down and why couldn't we be talking about that instead of wasting time on this legislation that's made to make a political point instead of accomplishing something. i'd like to speak then about the very extreme legislation voiced by democrats, the women's health protection act. democrats are using a leaked supreme court draft, not even a final decision, as an excuse to push a very radical legislation that goes beyond public opinion, or even common sense on abortion. this bill goes much further than its stated position to coulded phi roe vs wade decisions. as ranking member of the senate judiciary committee i've raised many concerns about this legislation. the so-called women's health protect act would involume date hundreds of abortion-related laws in our very estate, such as clinic regulations, admitting privileges requirements, regulations on abortion-inducing drugs, reflection periods, conscience protections, sex selection bans, and limitations on the use of state funds and facilities for abortion. iowa and many other states have taken action on their own to enact common sense restrictions. i don't think this bill is common sense because it allows late term abortions which could be up even to the day of birth. some states have protected individuals from having to perform abortions against their own religious beliefs. we can't stand by as those common sense laws are under attack by the democrats and this legislation attacks those laws. the bill before us would involume date these state laws and would allow abortion providers to set the standard of care for their patients with no oversight from the states. it would allow health care workers to determine when a life is viable, which will lead them to inconsistent practices across the country. and endanger the lives of mothers everywhere, if the bill before us were to be signed into law, the federal government would send a message to states that enacting laws to protect patients and regulate the health and welfare of their citizens is not the right of the federal government. it would allow congress to include on state strikes and nullify life saving laws on the books. it would invalidate the police power of the state under the 10th amendment in regard to those police powers affecting the health of its citizens. in addition, this bill establishes no private right for women harmed by abortions. how can we, as congress, stand up and say that we're protecting women when really, this bill disregards any loss of life of babies, including full term infants and even some mothers. democrats claim this bill is a necessary and moderate step. how can a sweeping piece of legislation that would overrule dozens of state laws and establishing terminating pregnancy as the only option be classified as a moderate piece of legislation? no, this proposed legislation is an example of extreme extremism. it's unfortunate that the majority is using this issue to appear compassionate and concerned about women's rights when in reality, the bill disregards popular and common sense laws that protect women and children across the country, large majorities of americans support strong abortion restrictions. this bill would overturn. i understand and appreciate the robust debate around this subject, however, i'm uncomfortable with the rhetoric of some of my colleagues. they refuse to discuss the important priorities of what the american people want and only want to push one extreme option. let me be clear, abortion should not be promoted as a default contraception and family planning tool. let's have a protect-- productive discussion on what can be done for women and families. it's important to be open with our colleagues and our peers on our differences, but we must unite to protect life because every single life is precious. the women's health protection act is an extreme piece of legislation that completely disregards human life. i intend to vote against the motion to proceed. i yield. >> mr. president. >> the senator from washington. >> madam president, i ask unanimous request that senator schumer prior to the scheduled roll call vote. >> and last week the country learned that the supreme court is preparing to overturn roe vs wade, end the constitutional right to abortion and make this the first generation of women in this country to have fewer rights than their mothers. think about that for a weekend. lie daughter, my granddaughter will have fewer rights than i did. i truly never thought i would say that and it breaks my heart. these past few days have just been heartwrenching. i've seen the emotion and i have felt it, but let me tell you something, madam president, as heartbroken as people are, they are also mad and you can't blame them and i am mad, too. because we are watching the supreme court prepare to drag this country backward by half a century across the country, republicans and state legislatures are banning abortions and they're making it crystal clear, they are going to go even further. they're coming after your mail because they want to make it illegal to send abortion medication in the mail. they're coming after your birth control. they are coming after plan b and iud's and right here in the senate, they are talking about a federal abortion ban. a federal abortion ban. that means a ban in a state like mine where the right is protected. and making sure that women from seattle to new york cannot make their own health care decisions. for many republicans, this is just the beginning. but to everyone who is scared, to everyone is furious, know this, they've got some big road blocks in their way, me, senate democrats, house democrats, and millions of patients across this country who are going to stand up and speak out so i arrive today to make sure that women across the country have their voices heard. i rise to make sure republicans have to show their true colors, to make sure every single one of them is forced to go on the record when it comes to the right to abortion, when it comes to the right of every patient to make their own decisions about their bodies. every mother, to make their own decision about their families. every woman to make their own decisions about the future. because while republicans have constantly attacked-- been attacking the right to abortion and they've been pushing that in day in and day out for decades, by the way, they have been almost silent on what overturning roe vs wade will actually mean for people. taking away a woman's bodily autonomy, let's be clear, is exactly what republicans are talking about here, impacts her whole life, forced pregnancy limits a woman's entire economic future. it takes away her ability to determine the direction of her own life. it forces women to be pregnant and give birth when they don't want to, no matter their individual circumstance. it hurts people in real and irreparable ways. i know after so many decades of precedent and end to the rights, so many women have lived with their entire life seems unthinkable. but this is real, this is happening and republicans have been preparing for this for decades. we're about to see a tidal wave of abortion bans across the country. so this vote today will force republicans to face up to the hurt and suffering they have caused and will cause. the lives that hang in the balance, and we all know that if roe falls, the heaviest burdens will land on those who already face the greatest challenges, mothers who are barely scraping by. it's black women who already face a severe maternity mortality crisis. it's indigenous women, especially those on tribal lands who suffer violence at unprecedented levels. it's women with disabilities who already face discrimination in medical care, it's women in rural communities who have less resources and who are often already forced to drive miles to get the care they need. it's immigrant women, especially undocumented women, and it's our gay and trans neighbors who republicans never seem an ability to scape g.o.a.t. or bull in my state new this will impact them too and many of scapegoat or bully and many of my colleagues know, i'm not one to grandstand to come before the senate. when i said this was a five-alarm fire, i meant it. we need to be clear-eyed that this will impact all of us. for one thing, we know the health care crisis caused by abortion bans, and that's what they are, crisis, will stretch across state lines. when texas passed a law letting people sue strangers for getting or providing an abortion, desperate patients rushed to oklahoma. only for that state to pass an extreme ban as well. meaning more patients travelling even further with fewer options to get the care they need. and we're seeing this firsthand in my home state of washington. after idaho passed a draconian abortion ban of its own, patients were surging into washington. there can be no question, if roe was struck down nationally, if individual cases ban the right to abortion, people in every single state will live with the painful consequences of that decision. and they will not forget republicans are the ones responsible for this. and madam president, let's also remember, republicans have been clear, they have been explicit, even that they are not going to stop at roe. they're not going to stop at the state level and they're not going to stop at abortion. i can't say this enough. republicans are already talking about passing a federal ban on abortion. republicans are already talking about how griswold, the case that struck down a ban on birth control, might have been wrongly decided. republicans are already talking about banning iud's, plan b. they even held a vote a few weeks ago to undermine our federal family planning program and make it harder for people to get birth control. madam president, it is clearer than ever that because of republican's extremism, not only is the right to abortion at risk, but other important rights are as well. that's why people are so scared and that's why they are so shocked. someone back home said to me last week, what can i tell women in our state so they don't worry. i said straight up, i'm not telling anyone not to worry. i'm scared and i am frightened for women in this country more than i ever have been before. i'm very fearful, madam president, but i'm also determined and i know people across the country do not want to go backwards. they do not want politicians planning their families for them. they do not want politicians forcing people to stay pregnant. they do not want this to be the first generation of women with fewer rights than their mothers, which is why today, we are now voting on the women's health protection act. what this bill does is simple. it follows the constitution and nearly half a century of precedent and gives the patient the right to get an abortion no matter where in america, that patient or doctor lives. and the question every single senator today is asked is simple as well. do you trust women? do you trust patients? do you trust doctors? do you believe every american should be able to make deeply personal decisions about pregnancy and parenting according to their own belief without government interference? if your answer is yes, then your vote on this bill should be as well. if your answer is no, if you think that women should have fewer rights. if you think it's okay for republican politicians to force someone else to stay pregnant or give birth when they don't want to, you'll have to go on the record to let your constituents know, you think your personal opinion matters more than their own medical decisions. and you better believe no one will forget this. thank you, madam president, i'll yield the floor. senate will be in order. [applause] >> the senate will be in order. thank you. expressions of approval are not allowed by the gallery. >> madam president. >> majority leader. >> i first thank my dear friend and colleague from washington for her powerful and heartfelt words and for her leadership as well. now, madam president, the question before the senate is simple as women's rights face their greatest threat in half a century, will this chamber step into the breach and protect the basic right to choose? will we enshrine into law what courts have held for decades that decisions women make about their pregnancies belong to them and them alone? or will five unelected justicing, presiding without accountability in a courtroom across the street, take a fundamental right away from millions upon millions of women in this country? in a few minutes, it will be time for members to vote. the legislation before this chamber is straight forward. it would codify what americans already believe, that the right to choose whether or not to have an abortion belongs to women, not elected politicians. it will preserve the safeguard that conservative justices seem ready to strike down in just. if they follow through with their decision, the united states, which has always aspired to the expansion of rights will take a shameful and repressive step backward. our kids will grow up in a country with fewer rights than those who came before them. this decision to for mallize-- can we have order, madam president. >> please take your conversations off the floor. >> and this would be one of the worst and damaging cases in entire history of the supreme court. this is not a theoretical exercise, oh, no, protecting the right to choose at this moment is one of the most con consequential votes. they will not forget who voted to take their freedom and those responsible for the greatest backslide in individual liberty. across the country the far right is hellbent on sending women's rights back to the stone age and we in the senate must respond. respond to radicals who want to ban abortions as early as six weeks before many women know they are pregnant. we must respond to extremists who want to prosecutor and imprison women and doctors for carrying out an abortion and even friends who merely provide rides to clinics could end up in jail. and we must respond to the swell of hard right ideologues without exceptions for rape on incest. we must look at what maga republicans are for, punishment for women and doctors, and zero exceptions for rape on incest. this is not what america wants. i hope it's not what members of this chamber want either. i implore everyone whose conscience has been jolted over the past week to vote in favor of today's measure. indeed, i implore everyone who cares about the rights of not just women, but americans to support this measure because if five unelected justices are allowed to decide the fate of women. the rights that women have relied upon by 50 years which they are away, if we do not take a stand now to protect the woman's right to choose, then mark my words, there will be open season, open season on our god-given freedoms in this great and grand country. today it will be roe. tomorrow, it will be a national ban on abortion, and beyond that, something even more dreadful. we cannot allow this shameful backslide to happen. we cannot allow the whims of maga republicans to bully the rest of the country into submission. i urge my colleagues, take a stand. i urge my colleagues and americans to fight back. i urge americans and everyone here to defend the right to choose. i urge my colleagues vote yes. i yield the floor and call the vote. >> the abortion measure needing 50 votes fell short 49-51, all republicans along with democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia voted to block the legislation from moving forward. afterwards the senators took to the floor to share their views. >> mr. president, earlier today, the senate took one of the most significant votes i've been a part of in my time in public service. while the women's health protection act didn't pass, this vote made it very clear where every senator standards. the republicans unanimously voted to criminalize abortions in more than half the states in america in just a few weeks. democrats vowed to stop the alito court from turning the clock back on women's health by a century.

biden, no democrat in a swing district wants joe biden to campaign for them. no democrat facing a tough primary wants joe biden to campaign for them. joe biden's approval continues to plummet among democrats as well as, of course, independent voters across the country. president trump provides energy, support and his endorsement is the most sought after endorsement for any republican candidate. i've been proud to earn the support of president trump. he knows how important it is to win these races, to flip the house, flip the senate to make sure that we can save this country, as i said, from these policies that are failing hard working americans that we're seeing under joe biden, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. >> harris: a former versus a president. the president has the bully pulpit and struggling to help others. house speaker nancy pelosi suggesting there could be criminal charges now in the ongoing baby formula crisis which has parents scrambling to feed their little ones. let's watch together. >> i think when all of this is done, i'm not associating my colleagues with what i'm going to say right now i'm ju

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>> they are highly effective when put in the hands of people trained properly. this is one reason the russian have not been able to gain tactically. i hope when president biden visits lockheed martin, someone asks him who is keeping them from going into ukraine there is a jam somewhere for the flow of train devices and it is making them less effective. they need this in ukraine and someone is blocking the release. javelins are such an important tool, thousands sent to the front line, one reason russia has been unable to bully pit the country. some javelins are starting to fail on the front line, this is coming from guys stationed on the front line. you have cpu's failing at random or misfireing and no one in the field to if i can them. they are pulling ukrainian fighters off the front line to get them repaird and there is no one there to help out and another major issue, in some cases, these are put in the hands of ukrainians who are not properly trained, relaying information from guys in the field. many are civilians who just a few months ago were not military soldiers and being handed javelin missiles to points at russians and being told to just go. it is hard to figure out if you don't have the right sequence for firing or how to prepare them for launch. it is important the administration sends training simulators to make the javelins more effective. >> joey: switchblade anti-tank drones are another weapon the u.s. is providing ukrainian forces. what is a switchblade drone and how will it be used on the battlefield? >> yeah, the switchblades are incredible drone technology that is out there, essentially like if missile was to orbit and you are able to look at the target before strike. it makes it more surgical, in that regard. the switchblades have taken a while to get in the country and there are not many. the administration talked about sending another drone, the ghost drone, low cost suicide drone that behaves like the switchblade. it is flying around air space before it ramps a target. ghost range is better than switchblade and more effective in the field. it can fly for 24 hours and loiture in the air for 40 minutes 6789 the switchblade flies for six to eight kilometers and can loiter for 15 minutes. imagine ghost drones are more effective. it is quicker to get into the country and ukrainians need them to stop the russian troops and it is such an effective tool the guys needed immediately. >> joey: hot take switchblades are more common javelins, none is effective, even in thousands if they can't operate them in ukraine. thank you for bring thanksgiving concern you have. >> thanks. >> joey: brett velicovich. a rally to refund police in port langd is attacked by a masked antifa mob who showed up and hurled bombs. >> carley: a florida mom says her 13 year old was encouraged to start a gender transition at school and given a gender support plan, but no one at the school contacted her about it, she will be sharing her story coming up next. lf to lose weigh? 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>> sure. thank you for having us. my daughter at the height of the pandemic expressed confusion over her sex after three friends in her peer group had suddenly started identifying as transgender. this is become a common occurrence among teen girls especially, and what school started about three weeks into school, my daughter got into the car and said, mom, we had a meeting and they asked me which restroom i wanted to use. after going back and forth with the district because when i asked what happened at the meeting, they told me they cannot tell me anything about the meeting because my daughter was protected by nondiscrimination law. we did see the transgender plan, they completeed with my daughter at the time, who is 13, when they asked her questions that would impact her safety, such as which restroom she preferred to use and which sex she wanted to room with on overnight trips. >> carley: this plan you were not privy to, but teachers said stha would give your daughter the choice, name, pronoun, restroom, what locker room she uses, what sports team, she wants to be on. what was your reaction when you found out this was going on behind your back? >> i was outraged and frankly all parents should be. this is happening all over the nation, this same protocol is in place in many, many schools across districts everywhere and even the guise being used to dictate transgender support plans that cut parents out have the same language. this is a very systematic way that parents are being excluded from decisions occurs with children and further social transition is a medical intervention that schools are grossly unqualified to take steps without parental involvement. >> carley: you are suing the school for violating your parental rights. tell us about this lawsuit and what you both hope to achieve here? >> we filed a lawsuit end of last year and the school district filed motion to dismiss and we filed opposition and are waiting on ruling by the judge. what is most important, parents around the country are beginning to discover almost exactly the same kind of guidance, we filed a lawsuit in massachusetts, wisconsin, maryland, oregon and california. parents need to recognize they have right to direct upbringing, education, care, medical decisions, mental health decisions of their child and need to ark cert their rights with school. >> carley: this is an eye-opening thing, i wish we had more time, thank you for shedding light on what happened to you and your family. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. >> carley: thank you both. did you hear about this, time magazine calling out elon musk and calling the fight for free speech a "obsession of the mostly male white members of the tech elite," really? 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