the two men in her life, robert head and joe carter had been eliminated.ely in her gated community. it was >> there was no histories of any peeping tom's. no histories of any unsolved in the neighborhood. so we just kept coming to dead ends. >> the thing is, they felt sure this had to be a rage murder. so violent, so protracted. which made it very likely it was someone nikki new. even possibly, a family member. >> we started getting into some of the family dynamics. that >> that's when they've turned up in police files, this remarkable incident back in 2007. one brief snippet of family history, but an event that changed everything that came to after. >> conyers 9-1-1, yes ma'am i just woke up and my daughter is gone at the house. >> that was the voice of nikki whitehead. >> meaning your daughter was abducted? >> i don't know, man. i woke up the door was unlocked, and she's gone. i have twin girls. one of them is gone. >> how old is your daughter? >> oh lord, 13. >> you can hear her terror. >> oh lord, my worst nightmare. >> do you think maybe somebody came

military ruler general minong line will attend the 10 nation asiana summit in indonesia's capital joe carter his participation has been condemned by anti coup protest leaders human rights groups and the newly established unity government in myanmar say the invitation gives the general legitimacy now turning chang joins us now from neighboring thailand so tony any indication asian members are preparing this diplomatic mediation mission for me and mar well that's one of the things probably the major thing that's on the table we've seen the foreign ministers meeting. on friday evening that meeting is now broken up the leaders are assembling now and you can see we think what they're going to propose is an idea that was 1st put on the table by parliamentarians earlier this week which is that a special envoy might be sent from. to oversee what's going on i think in a sort of advisory but also supervisory capacity however the malaysians have warned that they wouldn't want that to be something that stalled the process of getting back to a democratic government again that may even be too much for som

injury or death through excessive force would have ten years in prison, democratic lawmakers like joe carterbaltimore has said the erosion of public confidence happens when nothing is done when residents file complaint against police adding it's an important step in the direction. some of the laws will go into effect early june some late next july. arthel: lori ingle, thank you. eric: six person has died after the mass shooting in rock hill south carolina named on the seahawks player, the victim survived the attack and underwent multiple surgeries but died of his wounds yesterday he was one of the two air conditioning technicians who allegedly was shot by former nfl player philip adams outside of the home last wednesday, police say adams went inside the home killing the doctor and his wife barbara and their two young grandchildren before he killed himself, his family says the former player suffered concussions and had other issues stemming from his and a full career. arthel: another tragic story, the biden of initiation struggling to keep up with overflow on a copy children arriving at our s

a month after he writes to jimmy carter. joe the time was a critic of the military junta in all salvador, but he also accepted the framework of the war against communism. biden could have become really militant voice, especially as a catholic, overly catholic politician, could havreally gone to town on the fact catholic nuns completing u.s. citizens, were being raped and murdered by what was effectively a client state of the united states. eventually, carter temporarily stops the aid to el salvador and he has defeated them in the election by reagan, biden rights to reagan in a very polite manner saying, i think we should maybe link our finding and arming of the salvadoran dictatorship to investigating the murders of american citizens. rter, on his way out the door, gives emergency resumption of luke perry gear -- military gear, weaponry to the junto. reagan takes power and the gloves come off and it is a massive bloodshed in el salvador sponsored in part by the united states. what you see is joe biden on the one hand denouncing

joe biden is as reaganesque as jimmy carter. >> joe biden is the mirror image of the caricature of ronaldgan, goofy, silly buffoon but where reagan had wit, biden has gaffes. reagan viewed the white house as his life's mission, biden used the white house as his nursing home. that is why he delegates the border crisis to kamala harris, had 30,000 votes, biden would be trying to it head with his grandma at the villages. amazing for scarborough to say that, reagan was a hero of mine, joe biden is no ronald reagan. >> reagan cut against the culture, everyone against him. biden a transitional presidency, third term of obama, it is amazing. the media carries water for the left's cause, this headline, companies fight the restrictive new voting law, they even chablis still edited the headline to say activists are calling on companies to challenge new voting laws but they kept the thrust of the article, didn't even change it three ways in it. what is strange is cbs pushing to punish georgia it doesn't want to boycott a major sporting event, listen to this. >> viacom cbs is one of the companies opp

with us tonight senator ron johnson, congressman tom emmer and buddy carter, joe concha, jim trusty, darren porcher, art del cueto. we have more on the biden family long history using tax shelters to avoid taxes and their frequent use of off-balance sheet companies, shell companies to bury the cash they make from deal-making overseas. we'll break it down. plus hunter biden's big 180. he doesn't remember if he owns that infamous laptop at the sender of multiple probes. he admits it certainly could be his. his book is out tomorrow. where is the media? where is facebook? where is twitter's apology over this after they wrongly censored the "new york post" hunter biden story? hunter biden appears to admitting to. if hunter biden has a selective shaky memory why would you want to buy his book? to the "60 minutes" report about florida. "60 minutes" story is blowing up. a florida mayor calls the "60 minutes" report innings intentionally false. it left out important context. "60 minutes" arguing that that's governor was doing vaccine favoritism with donations from publix. 90% of florida senio

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joe: our things to zach carter, author of the price of peace.y soon out on paperback, you have to check it out. you can hear more expensive conversation next week. caroline: that does it for what'd you miss? emily: this is bloomberg technology. coming up amazon workers vote not to unionize, that is the latest in the historic election where there are still disputed ballots being counted and accusations of intimidation by amazon officials. we will have the latest and amazon's response.

the conversation all morning long, fox news contributor joe concha and pollster, maslansky and partners president, author of persuasion, lee carterwelcome one and all. joe, to you first, rotman, is the market really anticipating that these proposals on tax increases go through? >> not necessarily. you know, i think even some of the democratic senators from high income kind of districts in states like new york, california, where i am, et cetera, are kind of pushing back on these tax hikes. it's not going to happen overnight. the reason that the market is still at all-time highs which i'm sure we're going to get to is that big companies are still doing okay, google, et cetera, visa, et cetera. but this major, major tax overhaul is probably not going to go through exactly as biden is communicating it. dagen: let's move on to earnings season, jason. talk to me about these -- google, record revenue, boeing is reporting its first quarter results next hour. we've got apple, facebook, ford reporting after the closing bell and we had those big revenue gains for alphabet. i said google. and microsoft. so jason, what are you expecting? >> w

joe biden is about as reaganesque as jimmy carter. your response? ricature they painted of ronald reagan. >> pete: sure. >> the happy, goofy, silly buffoon whereas reagan had wit, biden has gas. whereas reagan viewed the white house as his life's mission, he wanted to defeat the soviet union, biden used the white house as his nursing home. that's why he delegates the border crisis kamala harris. had 30,000 votes gone differently, biden would be at the villages right now trying to flirt with your grandma! it is amazing for scarborough to say that. i grew up as reagan as a hero. he was a hero of mine. joe biden is no ronald reagan. >> pete: yes, reagan cut against the culture. he had everyone against him. you've got biden who admitted the transmissionnal presidency, third term of obama. no set of convictions. it's amazing. last one, cbs again here ran with this headline, cbs, they said three ways companies could help fight georgia's restrictive new voting law. you can help. but they eventually stealth edited the headline to say activists are calling on

jacob carter is missing, joe is wounded. and they are all in the hospital.here he says my dear girl, i'm away, do not fret. he's concerned about her welfare and the war and also informing her about the experiences of different people. so, when we think what i wanted to include in these letters because when i was in school we were told black people couldn't write, they didn't have a desire to read and write or even think about family. so, finding these stories that are in the archives and collections are central to the experience of people. amelia, logan that she writes to and to a philadelphian who also left to teach one of the freedom schools in south carolina in the islands and she needs colonel shaw. he came to have tea with us and afterwards we went to kind of a spiritual house and he says i'm perfectly charmed he seems to be in every way one of the delightful people i've met. he describes the experience and a says i've seen him once but i have an affection and admiration for him. we had a pleasant talk on the moonlit plaza. he was delighted and loved th

carter. senator joe biden -- candidate jimmy carter so many years ago and a show of respect to former democraticnt and on that topic, you really are struck by some of these moments that we're seeing here and more traditional politics taking place and the president in his speech tonight with the nod to mitch mcconnell praising him, thanking him for his kindness in naming one of the cancer initiatives back in 2016 after beau biden, the president's late son, just moments earlier just moments ago you saw rob portman, the republican from ohio sharing an extended moment with the president there, but as you hear this speech tonight i am struck by bill clinton in 1996 and 25 years ago saying the era of big government is over and tonight joe biden effectively said that the era of big government is back and another item that's notable is the fact that this took place almost in may really in the eyes of his aides and allies benefited the president. it wasn't just symbolic approaching 100 days and also strategic that the president would have been in a position, they said or was in a position tonight to demo

as under president trump, and then who are hurt by it the most when it comes driven by a jimmy carter or joeto happen and to have voices speak about the difference. but when it comes to someone like tim scott, they clearly seem to be frightened by him. they are frightened by you, because the single voice that steps up can make a huge difference. and we can point out what this means. do you think that when it comes to certainly people on the left and people in georgia as an example, will they be convinced that people who are conservative, african-americans are to be wary of them? how do you think this is being registered amongst other americans, this rhetoric from the democrats? >> well, let me tell you, donald trump has a good playbook. he said what do you have to lose while in the other hand, he said if you vote republican, there were to put you back in chains. i am reminded of "the wizard of oz." one has no brain. the other has no courage. and the other has no -- what. you know what i'm saying. and so, when i also think about them, they are not being led by dorothy. they are being led by,

joe biden is the polar opposite. he really respect the tradition, obviously jimmy carter is the oldest president and he was going to georgia, but he's reached out to george w. bush and he talks, i'm told, regularly to former president obama. this is classic joe biden, alisyn. >> the president is in georgia to sell the legislation that he fleshed out for the american people yesterday, and, of course, we heard immediately after that the pushback from senator tim scott as well. where do the potential -- where is, i should say, the potential for any bipartisan movement forward on this, which we know senator manchin says he will need at least an attempt at to support it? >> yeah, it's a complex die tp dynamic to say the least, and there's the $2.25 trillion plan from last month, and you have seen a group of senate republicans put on the table their own physical infrastructure proposal, considerably smaller, $600 billion, and white house officials believe it's not going to be enough, but the staffs have been going back and forth and it's something the president wants to pursue and it's something his team knows it has to pursue.

the carter meeting is interesting because they talked the day before the inauguration on january 19. keep in mind that a then very young and first term senator joewhite house back in 1976, the rest of course is history. jimmy carter went on to become president of the united states back then. it was unimaginable, and that jimmy carter never forgot the loyalty shown to him by joe biden or joe biden, you know the loyalty shown to him in his career, but that mimics something similar we saw out of joe biden making a courtesy call to george w. bush, a day before his decision to pull out of afghanistan by 9/11. we're told that it was a short, respectful call, that president bush wasn't really keen on that idea, but that he did appreciate the call and the heads up, but this is something that's getting to be a pattern with president biden, what joe lieberman makes of it the former senator and vice presidential democratic candidate. senator there is that unique club, not many have been in it and it kind of went by the way side, in the trump adminitration, but it's back now do you think that's a good thing , a bad thing? what do you think? >> yeah, thank,

joe biden, were indebted. this from 2015. >> one of the things that i told president carter, i said if i'm going to help you in these kinds oft to believe that they're talking to you. we're partners, and i'm not just a visitor there. >> but you did, though, by the time it got to president obama, he didn't even -- i didn't have to ask him that. he had already made that judgment because you had -- you really did modernize the vice presidency. >> joe biden likes to speak of reading mondale's memo, that he wrote to carter, mondale then wrote an update for him when he was serving obama, before he was vice president, walter mondale represented his home state of minnesota for 12 years in the united states senate, also served as minnesota's attorney general, whatever your politics, a fine and decent man. thanks for joining us today on "inside politics," ana cabrera, picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york, thank you for being with us. happening right now, deliberations are under way for a second day in the derek chauvin trial. 12 jurors are now deciding the fate of the former minneapolis police office

carter. in the wake of yet another series of mass shootings in the u.s., pressure on president joe biden to fulfillomise of stricter gun control is mountingp the president, who calls them violence and international embarrassment, has issued executive orders, but critics say they don't go far enough. here is the report. reporter: the gun violence archive, an independent organization that tracks gun crime, defines a mass shooting as4 or more shot and killed. by that metric, 2021 is already a deadly year, with a hundred 41 mass shootings across the nation. in march alone, eight people were killed in atlanta. less than a week later, 10 died in a supermarket in colorado. yet the issue of gun control remains as ever, deeply divisive. [shouting] in the run-up to the election, joe biden promised tough action including buying back weapons, banning imported guns, and so-called, since to curtail a uniquely american problem. pres. biden: who in god's name needs a weapon that can hold 100 rounds or 40 rounds or 20 rounds? it is just wrong, and i am not going to give up until it is done. reporter: as a memorial

joe biden, kamala harris? should be intervening to stop abuse of migrants. here with the latest from our own best get a reporter sara carter, we heard about this. happened with this perilous journey that a lot of these undocumented people, legal immigrants say that joe invited them. now they kept out greg abbott for a long time for sending out child services and they are getting and telling us after all that we've seen in the cages. >> yeah, sean. there isn't a law enforcement official or somebody involved in this crisis including human health services personnel that don't say that this is when it's the biggest challenges they've ever had and they also say this is the worst i've ever seen the border. remember, sean, these facilities are overcrowded. the one that governor abbott was talking about is the freeman coliseum facility holding over 1300 teenagers. they say that the facility, there are a number of reports of sexual abuse in the facility as well as the inability to separate children who have tested between six positive from children who are testing covert negative. they want that facility shut down for there's also

close allies when president carter was in office, and joe biden was the senator as well.hey've maintained that relationship throughout the course of the last several decades. they will be checking in, saying hello. we'll see if we see them at any point during this visit. president carter did not come to the inauguration, due to concerns about his age and the coronavirus pandemic. he has been vaccinated up to this point so we'll see if anything comes out of that meeting. i think when you look broadly over all at what the president's doing today in georgia, obviously this is the first stop in what's expected to be about ten days of extensive travel, top administration officials and cabinet officials as well to sell what he laid out in that primetime address, his $1.8 trillion proposal, to really reshape education and the social safety net for families in this country. it is ambitious. there's no question about it but there's also a recognition inside the white house that they are going to need to sell this, and they're going to need to sell this to the public. if you look b

. >> sean: sara carter, thank you, good reporting. directly ahead, joe biden's assault on the second amendment. dan bongino geraldo rivera, they'll debate the border and later the shocking situation in seattle. the homeless encampments at two schools in seattle. you won't believe this, we've got the full investigative report today as well. ♪ ♪ i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundreds of auctions every day. all auctions start at $0 and everything must go. and don't forget, we offer a full 90 day money back guarantee on your first bid pack purchase. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com today and see how much you can save. there are auctions going on right now, so what a

carter. well in the wake of yet another series. of mass shootings in the u.s. pressure on the president joe biden to fulfill his campaign promise of stricter gun controls is mounting the president who calls gun violence an internationally embarrassment as issued an executive order is but critics say that they don't go far enough and they gallacher reports the gun violence archive an independent organization that tracks gun crime defines a mass shooting as for almost shot or killed by that metric 2021 is already a deadly year with 147 my shooting across the nation in march alone 8 people were killed in atlanta less than a week later 10 died at a supermarket in colorado. and yet the issue of gun control remains as ever deeply divisive. in the run up to his election joe biden promised tough action including buying back weapons banning imported guns and so-called commonsense steps to curtail a uniquely american problem who in god's name needs a weapon that can hold 100 rounds or 40 rounds or 20 rounds is just wrong and i'm not going to give up till it's done as a memorial to the victims of gun

carter. 96 years old. somebody who served as president early in joe biden's senate career. was not a popular president. was dpeeted for re-election. but has become much more popular and beloved as a humanitarian since leaving the presidency. joe biden consistently tried to show respect to some of his peers or older colleagues over the years. bob dole has been ill and jimmy carter at 96, he's going to see him. mostly this is about trying to generate momentum for this economic plan, not a lot of time for new president to get the top items on his agenda through. he is trying to maximize it. >> john, thank you. let's bring in former white house deputy chief of staff. good morning, jim. >> good morning. >> i remember you talking about working so hard in 2009 in the obama-biden white house to get republicans onboard with what was then that stimulus legislation. and you said it was actually a mistake. so has that mistake been learned by biden? did you hear that last night sense of we can't -- when you said, doing nothing is not an option. basically, we can't wait. and republicans were going to go with or with

our own sara carter and expose just how out of touch joe biden and kamala harris really are, you sawm criticize this biden demonstration last night. here's a clip. >> what would you be your worst fears? >> my worst fears is that we have too many people to process and not enough people to do our job. >>>> because what can happen? >> anything can happen. it certainly makes it right for players to have more success. >> sean: of course, the mob and the media are doing everything they can do to help the democrats downplay and dismiss what is an undeniable border disaster. for example, politico with the associated press prove you're , preventing writers from using the word crisis to talk about the crisis from the border. joining us devin nunes along with senior advisor susan miller. mdevon, i'll start with you. texas is now suing rightly the biden administration because they are allowing all these kids in biden's cages that are overflowing living on top of each other with a high rate ofof positivity for covid suing that covid protocols that they put on everybody else. >> i was down there a

he and first lady joe biden will meet with former president jimmy carter, who wasn't able to attend the inauguration in january. then he'll hold a driving rally near atlanta to continue his pitch to the public to support two proposals. a $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan and a plan to help american families pay for things like child care and education. 12 years is no longer enough today to compete with the rest of world the 21st century. that's why my american families playing guarantees for additional years of public education, every person in america starting as early as we can, the american families plan would pay for things like more affordable child care to three years of community college funding for universal preschool, federal paid family and medical leave and a permanent extension of affordable care act subsidies even more taxing. even more spending to put washington even more in the middle of your life from the cradle to college. republicans bristle at the $1.8 trillion cost of the american families planwhile democrats point out it could be paid for by rolling back the tax cut

. >> sean: all right, sara carter, thank you, good reporting. directly head, joe biden's assault today on the second amendment. dan bongino, geraldo rivera, they will debate that. they will debate the border. later, a shocking situation in seattle in these homeless encampments at two schools in seattle. you're not going to believe this, we have a full investigative report there as well. ♪ ♪ - michael youssef here. there can be no christianity without the christ of the cross and the resurrection of jesus. that is why christianity is not a religious system, it is a person, and christ is inviting you to experience his grace and mercy. - [announcer] to find out more about the one who welcomes you with open arms, visit findingtruepeace.com ♪ ♪ >> sean: turning to our other top story tonight, joe biden earlier today rolled out a series of executive orders, yes, bypassing that other coequal branch of government known as the legislative branch, targeting so-called what he calls "ghost guns" and pistol-stabilizing braces, all well teasing further action to undermine your s

dagen: my internal gratitude to joe concha and lee carter. love you both. and that does it for us. "varney & co." starts right now. take it away, stu. stuart: in eternal gratitude, unlike that expression. good morning. we have had the $1.9 trillion coping package, received $2.3 trillion infrastructure package ended tonight almost 100 days into his administration the president lays out a $1.8 trillion family package, add it all up and that that's a $6 trillion worth of government spending. is the traditional democratic tax incentive strategy on super steroids appear to give you an idea of the magnitude of the spending, look at the proposals you will hear about tonight, just some of them picked $200 billion for universal preschool, 109 billion free community college, 225 billion family paid leave, 800,000,000,004 child dependent care and child tax credits, that's just part of it without question now is how much of this massive tax package will actually get past if evenly divided senate. wall street wants to know about that. as for the markets right now, it's all about big tech. today

joe. let's bring in bob carter. he's the vp for sales for toyota north america.uto show is going on, bob, you guys are essentially worldwide saying here we come when it comes to electric vehicles let's talk about the concept you unveiled overnight this is the bz-4x, what is the idea here and when we might we see this in the united states? >> phil, thank you for having me here and it's griet see auto shows back after the pandemic. bz means beyond zero, we're entering the full bz market with both brands. we also announced the product for the lexus division we'll have two pull electric vehicles here in 2020. >> one of the first things, out on the market, the phyfirst question is why doesn't toyota have an electric vehicle why did toyota wait so long to say, okay, shhere comes our pus of fewer electric vehicles >> phil, when you look at our alternative vehicles, hybrids, pure cells, we sell more vehicles around the globe onner oemrs combined we introduced rav4 back in 2007. and they entered the market prematurely. we think the market at this time is at the tipping po

federal law enforcement is speaking out as a dhs whistle-blower spoke to sara carter and exposed just how out of touch joe really are. you saw him criticize the biden administration last night. here is a new clip. because what would be your worst fears? >> my worst fears is that we have too many people to process and not enough people to do our jobs. >> because what can happen? >> oh, anything can happen, but it certainly just makes it more for the bad players to have success and become stronger. >> sean: of course the mob, the media doing everything they can to help the democrats downplay and dismiss what is undeniable border disaster. for example, politico following associated press apparently permitting reporters from using the word "crisis" when writing about the crisis at the border. here now with reacts and joining us republican congressman devin nunes and white house senior advisor stephen miller. i will start with you. we see the conditions, texas is suing rightly and the biden administration because they are allowing all of these kids, biden's cage is overflowing and living on top of each other w

joe biden, dr. jill biden leaving the residence of carters after visiting them in georgia earlier this afternoon.e front porch walking them out. from here, the bidens will travel to a drive-in car rally to commemorate the 100th day in office. former vice president mike pence seen here in the capitol riot is stepping back into the political arena. he'll be speaking tonight to a crowd of evangelical voters at a gala in south carolina. his first public remarks since leaving office. pence is expected to take aim at president biden's first 100 days in office, contrasting them with former president trump's first 100 days and argue that the way forward for the republican party is to unite around an agenda rooted in conservative principles. the justice department releasing new body camera footage from the january 6 insurrection showing the moment when rioters spray an unknown chemical substance at brian sicknick and other officers. he later died from natural causes after suffering two strokes and while two men is charged with assaulting him no one has been charged in his death. joining me now scott mcfar

carter. one of the main reasons that joe biden won the presidency is the huge numbers of african-americans who voted for him he promised to make racial equality a big part of his focus but it's not stopped more notable incidence of black people being killed by the police. biden's record so far on policing and race. be afraid. paul weinstock explain what it's like when an african-american sees a police officer in the united states but this former convict now works with the washington d.c. police department to try and change that if we get more of the officers to engage in the community and provide resources and things of that nature it can be better than it is going to be perfect was nothing is never perfect but it's always a try then go into these neighborhoods in here would they have this thing. but many activists believe it will take more than that. george floyd briana taylor dante wright and the latest andrew brown now household names and symbols of police using deadly force president joe biden has promised racial justice will be a centerpiece of his administration and he took the unusual s

solutions for joe biden despite the unmitigated disaster, all out humanitarian and security crisis at our southern border. with the complete neglect, child abuse, new allegations of rape. sara cartert ahead. zero experience hunter biden is continuing to lie even further and spend even more about his laptop from hell. tonight, joe biden's radically extreme socialist agenda is taking another step to the left as the weak, frail, ever struggling cognitively joe biden a commission to study the effects of judicial reform. you got to remember, he wants to distract all of us, his team far less socialist democrats want to pack the court, want to stack it with a radical left activists. they want to overhaul one of the most sacred institutions of our country, turn it into yet another arm of the democratic party and more power for them. that is the only way they will actually be able to implement what is their destructive economy killing socialist agenda and maintain power. under biden's order 8:30 six member commission will have 180 days to hold hearings, evaluate various courtroom measures in efwhat is just the latest exampe of biden surrendering to the fa left fringe socialist friends, the

carter delivered it. georgia was red. and not only did joeed a jewish american and african-american to the senate. so most black voters know that the pendulum swings in american democracy succinctly and consistently. our citizenship tends to ebb and flow. so the gains we make are followed swiftly by the receding of our rights. these new laws that are coming through do not come as a surprise to many black democratic voters because we have seen this type of behavior before in state houses. this is why it is so important that we participate on local, state and national level politics. what goes on in the state houses and the people that we put in the pipeline to go on to congress actually matter and they mean something and oftentimes they tend to run for the presidency. there are direct correlations between our behavior and local elections. >> we see the racist impulses revealed in the study, and it combines with a stunning lack of mental processing ability and then this complete inability to tell the difference between fact and fiction when don

and kevin mccarthy protested with his view that joe biden isn't reagan, offering a different comparison, democratic president jimmy carteris left wing base. all interesting points. we have invited leader mccarthy on the beat. come on down and join us. let's discuss. something about biden's appeal to republican voters is striking a cord here, be it with fox news writing it up or these folks speaking up. the senator's response is consistent with the whole point of our report, that biden is pressing mcconnell and other republican senators precisely by offering plans that are popular with their own voters. 59% of voters on the stimulus, while not a single republican senator voted for it. as she notes, senator, that's the whole problem for some republicans. this new jobs infrastructure debate is heating up. republicans seem to support key parts of that as well. we will stay on this story. it is brewing up as a big important policy clash in washington. >>> now, when we come back, our friend on some bad news for the nra and country star braid paisley makes his beat debut right after this. [ding] power e*trade gives you an award

joe and i had a chance to see our friends. we just saw them, former president and first lady carter.y are such a powerful reminder that serving our country isn't limited. -- limited to the office you hold. the carters continue their work, making our country stronger every day, and we are grateful and honored for their friendship -- and wow, i'm so glad to see all of you. thank you for being here. [cars honking] [cheering] i have always felt so at home here. and i am especially excited to be back in this state that send -- that sent raphael warnock and jon ossoff to the senate. [cars honking] [cheering and applause] and you know, georgia, we could not have passed the american rescue plan without you. [cars honking] in some ways, it's hard to believe that it's only been 100 days. back in d.c., we are still getting to know our new home, figuring out where the light switches are, and remembering to use coasters on the historic furniture. but in other ways, we have packed so much into the time that has just flown by. i party traveled to schools and community colleges across the country, v

joe and i had a chance to see our friends. we just saw them, president and former first lady carter.o limited to the... there we are, president biden, as we say, in duluth georgia. we will be back there was the president start speaking. to stay with us on bbc world news because still to come, it is lift off are the first part of china's permanent space station. the rest will follow in a number of instalments. nothing, it seems, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government help to build better housing. internationally, there have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. indeed, the russians at first denied anything had gone wrong. only when radioactivity levels began to increase outside russia were they forced to admit the accident. for the mujahideen, the mood here is of great celebration. this is the end of a 12—year war for them, they've taken the capital which they've been fighting for for so long. it was 7am in the morning on the day when power began to pass _ from the

carter just ahead. hunter biden, another step to the left as the cognitively joe biden ordered a commission to study the effects of judicial reform. you've got to remember he wants to distract all of us from what's happening at the border. democrats want to stack the court with far left activists, and overhaul one of the most sacred institutions in the country and turn it into another arm of the democratic party and more power for them. that's the only way they will actually be able to implement what's their destructive economy-killing socialist agenda and maintain power. under biden's order a 36 member commission will have a hundred days to hold hearings and evaluate various court reform measures and the latest example of biden surrendering to the far left socialist fringe, the d.c. sewer swamp on steroids and human growth hormone. we told you all of this was coming. this should not be a surprise but now they are hoping to make this a reality. court packing is nothing but a script scheme by which the president increases the number of justices giving him an opportunity to nominate endless judges that wo

joe are building? the unmitigated disaster customer care now with reaction, former white house chief of staff, mark meadows and at the border tonight was sara carter'ssman jim jordan. congressman jordan, if an american day care center, we showed the american people pictures of images we have now seen for weeks. overcrowding in biden's cages. kids in cages. and now, what we are learning tonight, now, what we have learned about terrorists being apprehended, don't you think the day care center owner would be handcuffed and taken right to jail, jim jordan? >> yeah. particularly when the rules say under covid protocol you're supposed to have 33 peered we saw just yesterday that they had 527 children they are, sean. and this is a come of this is a problem. this is a crisis. this is chaos that could have been if they had him down but in place the policies that resident from pad and place that were actually working. the reason they won't let the press back into the facilities is because they are afraid that the american people are going to find out exactly what is going on down here. how chaotic it is and it could be stopped if we would just put in place, e

candidate every year -- bill clinton delivered it one time, jimmy carter delivered it, but georgia was ostensibly red, and not only did joen-american to the senate. most black voters know the pendulum swings in american democracy succinctly. it tends to ebb and flow. the gains are oftentimes followed swiftly by the receding of our rights. the new laws coming through georgia and arizona and florida and in 43 total states don't come as a surprise to many black democratic voters because we have seen this type of behavior in statehouses. this is why it's so important we participate in loek and national level politics, because what happens, the people we put in the pipeline, they mean something, and those folks tend to run for presidency. those are correlations between our behavior and how it plays out on the national level. >> profession sort glaude, we see these racist impulses of these people as revealed in this study, but it combines with a stunning lack of mental processing ability and this complete inability to tell the difference from fact versus fiction when donald trump speaks. >> that's consistent with politics as su

one of his stop will be a visit to former president jimmy carter, that club of former presidents an exclusive club. i know this president, joe biden, spoke to president obama, former president obama and former president bush when he was make an important decision about withdrawing from afghanistan. >> right. that's the way it's supposed to be, as you know, ayman. the presidents club usually prevails. usually presidents ask their predecessors for advice, keep in close touch when they get sick, they're in touch with them as well. that's why the last four years were so strange when you had an incumbent president who had zero relationship with any former president that meant anything. now joe biden is bringing us back to the way it usually is. but, you know, you were talking about that, i was remembering that lyndon johnson went to see ex-president truman out in missouri, and truman was very sensitive to being treated like a president even though he was out of office. johnson, as usual, got there late and he said mr. president, i'm sorry i got here late and truman said, if you wanted to be here on time, you would have been here

carter 100 days. host: let's hear from joe in ohio, independent. caller: i think biden is doing about a b+.is doing exactly what trump did the first hundred days considering trump had a full congress and senate so he had everything passed that the democrats did not want. congress was basically doing whatever trump wanted. he is not out there shaking hands with any dictators and he does not have any nepotism going on. i think he is doing a pretty good job. host: elaine kamarck, what about that comparison of president biden having the majority in the house and the senate just as president trump did? guest: i think that biden is definitely taking advantage of it. trump's big legislative achievement was the tax bill that happened a little bit after his first 100 days, but he was ready with that. where trump had trouble early on was he had vowed to repeal obama care and to replace it with something better. the replacement with something better never happened. what happened to trump early on was he failed to repeal obama care which was one of his major achievements and part of the reason was he d

. >>> joe biden will spend the 100th day of his presidency in georgia. he'll visit with former president jimmy carterd a drive-in rally in the atlanta area. the trip will be biden's second trip to atlanta as president, proof of how key georgia is to his agenda, which only has a shot of becoming law because of the election of georgia democratic senators raphael warnock and jon ossoff. joining me now eugene daniels, white house correspondent for "politico." msnbc political analyst, and the owner of the best afro ever in time. eugene, thank you for being here. serious question here. there's a strategy here behind the president's now frequent visits to georgia, isn't there? >> absolutely. this is a white house that we've seen this before, right, a big tent pole moment, and then they take it to the american people, right? this is the white house that is calculating and essentially nothing is done on accident. and after kind of four years of the then president trump, whatever he wanted to do it worked out, this is a department, a press team that is planning for the future, so they know, just like you said,

joe biden among others. he was the 42nd vice president of the united states, under president jimmy carter.cratic presidential nominee, and made history when he selected congresswoman geraldine for our as his running mate back in 84. they lost in a landslide to the incumbents reagan and bush. bill clinton made walter mondale our ambassador to japan an impeachment and afterward mondale practice law. he lost his daughter eleanor and his wife joan, both to brain diseases. as a leading senate liberal, he truly tried to make american life better, through fair housing and consumer protections. desegregation and a host of other issues. as a true minnesotan, he loved his place up at the lake. he had a lightning-fast sense of humor, always self deprecating. and you can actually tell what kind of guy he was, by this statement, he left behind for his staff, everyone who ever worked for him. it was released just tonight upon word of his death, and it reads quote, dear team. my time has come. i'm eager to rejoin joan and eleanor. before i go i wanted to let you know how much you mean to me. never has a

joe and i had a chance to see your friends. which is called the president and former first lady. they are such a powerful reminder that serving our country isn't limited. the carter'sking our country stronger every day and we are grateful and honored for their friendship and i'm so glad to see all of you. thank you for being here. [applause] i have always felt so at home here. i'm especially excited to be back in this state that send raphael warnock and jon ossoff to the senate. [applause] and george or we could not have passed the american rescue plan without you. [applause] in some ways it's hard to believe that it's only been 100 days. back in d.c. we are still getting to know our new home figuring out where the -- and remembering to use coasters on the historic furniture but in other ways we have packed so much into the time that is just flown by. i party traveled to schools and commit to colleges across the country visiting vaccine sites on military bases and chartering the course to join forces in our initiative so thank you to all the military who are here. [applause] that's just my office. across the administration we have made historic progress. all becaus

. >> joe biden will spend the 100th day of his presidency in georgia. he'll visit with former president jimmy carterip to atlanta as president, proof of how key georgia is to his agenda, which only has a shot of becoming law because of the election of georgia democratic senators. joining me now, eugene daniels, white house correspondent for call political, coauthor of the political playbook, msnbc analyst and the owner of the best afrin time. eugene, thank you for being here, serious question here. there's a strategy here behind the presidents now frequent visits to georgia is in there? >> absolutely. this is sent vote white house that we have seen, this is the white house that is calculating and nothing is done on accident. and after four years of the president doing whatever he wanted to do, this is a prestige that is planning for the future. so they know that going to georgia is a clear acknowledgment that he and the administration know that this is how much he owes to the state. he owes them not just his presidency, basically, but also making his drop a lot easier. he's able to pass things throu

liz: joe concha, your terrific, we love having you on,ni come bk soon great reporting. just ahead georgia congressman buddy carterstie hammering president biden same president biden is lying about george's new voting law, this is president biden and barack obama applied major league baseball boycott of georgia even though it will hurt millions of black families and workers as georgia could lose $190 million in revenue. that story next. >> also going to do is put hard-working georgians who have been over a work for a year who have put that game together been through covid and excited about the opportunity to host that game and always your gonna do is hurt working people and if you do when you better get ready because were going to compare where that game moves and what they doing in that state i guarantee you georgia has as much opportunity for people to vote and participate. [ engine r] [ race light countdown ] ♪♪ ♪♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. saving is easy when you're i

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