next with joe david, the the right goes back with more of a day sports, joe foley. thank you very much. we'll as we've been telling you paging tool gophers happened reacting with surprise and some of that i'm good. so the news of the manager with the brett rep, a live series, it ends to you as a base arrive rate. this also prompted several legal cases and you deal between pga told live on the european based d p. well tool. we'll see. all of that go away, but pious, who stayed loyal to the pga tour express the anchor over the uterine to the commissioner, and have complained by once consulted as i would describe, the meeting is intense. certainly heated. this is a very complex, obviously it's a very, it's been a very dynamic and, and complex couple years. and for players, i'm not surprised that, you know, this is an awful lot to ask them to digest. and this is a significant change for us, you know, in the direction that we were going down. but as i'm trying to explain and i will continue to explain as we go forward, this ultimately is a decision that i think is in the

joe and david, thank wow.— time for. joe and david, thank wow. neve— time for. temperatures down to the south—west to 25 south—west could get up to 25 degrees thursday afternoon. degrees come thursday afternoon. but down to the south—west as well as the winds picking up the cloud increasing. and look at this, haven't much of this, i haven't seen much of this, i haven't seen much of this recently . rain in the form this recently. rain in the form of showers , which are more of showers, which are more likely during friday in the south—west. hit and miss not everywhere seeing them, but there will some around there will be some around and elsewhere friday. elsewhere on friday. it's a similar starts a bit drab similar story starts a bit drab east coast stays cool and quite murky , but for many it will be murky, but for many it will be another sunny day on friday and again, west will be best for those temperatures getting into the maybe mid 20s, but the the low, maybe mid 20s, but the humidity start to rise in humidity will start to rise in the south—west with the thr

joe biden get it. easy to do. the question is did the fbi do a forensic audit? davidapparently not. >> i'm going to bet you the answer is no, they did not. they didn't do it and by the way we all saw the video of joe biden actually bragging about how he threatened to withhold u.s. taxpayer money to ukraine unless they fired a prosecutor. david: he bragged about it. >> going after burisma. david: and now we understand a little bit more of why he might have done that. we've got to leave it at that. good to see you my friend. we'll be watching the bottom line with dagen mcdowell, 6:00 p.m. eastern time here on fox business. well, i'm sure the democrats have wasted no time celebrating this indictment. i talked a little bit about that lauren. lauren: so california congressman adam schiff says " tumultuous' apparent indictment on multiple charges a rising from retention of classified materials is an affirmation of a rule of law and new york congressman jamal bowman, it's time we ensure trump is banned from running for any public office again" so, they admit to using the law

host: joe in texas. this is david in maryland on the line for democrats. what you think of the findings of the poll? are you seeing that in maryland? are you seeing this rise in social conservatism or you are? caller: i think yes, absolutely. over the history we have gone back and forth between being liberal and conservative. i think it is a natural force of history. we're going to see it going on indefinitely. i think the major problem i see is that separatism is tight economic -- conservatism is tied to economics we still have a country where the federal government has not going after the people, top percent, they do not pay taxes. we are short $250 million a year. then we fight over the budget. as a result of that fight, people become more conservative. it is usually round economics. if the government were to follow through and have people pay their fair share of taxes rather than the poor and middle-class, then get stuck with having to work two jobs, not being able to send their children to school, not being able to be in the home to raise their childr

they are protecting joe biden. >> david, when you look at this in its totality tonight, it is an incredibly dark day for the country. congresswoman green is excited about what they uncovered. i cannot wait to see more. we have to go back to the fact that the man who is leading by 30 or 40 points in some polls is now under federal or shortly under federal indictment on seven different counts. potentially he could be put in jail. that is ultimately what the most fanatical among them want. they want to see him in an orange jumpsuit, do they not? >> absolutely. let's take it on the most fundamental level. you are talking about criminalizing conduct when it's applied against president of the united states. a short time earlier he sat in the white house and had full access to these documents to do whatever he wanted and declassify them when he wanted. now you want to criminalize conduct and potentially hold on to documents. he is proud of that in some cases or otherwise. we trusted him with the very lifeblood of the country a couple months earlier. at that level it doesn't make sense. two points

final thought to you, david. >> all that to be determined. right now it's joe manchin who is on their radar, wanting him to run and he is looking at all of this. and there's no question he's saying wait, you have fellow democrats trying to deny no labels. it only underscores the disarray in the democratic party and it would be shameful if republicans went lincoln project to sabotage our own nominee once again. >> john: i'm waiting to see what gavin newsom does, i don't know about you gentlemen. hope you have a great weekend. >> jacqui: a jury has found the man accused of shooting and killing 11 worshippers at a synagogue in pittsburgh in 2018 guilty. robert bowers was convicted on all 63 charges, including 11 counts of hate crimes resulting in death. he agreed to plead guilty if the death penalty was taken off the table but prosecutors turned him down. he targeted his victims because of their religion. marking the deadliest attack on jewish people in united states history. >> john: horrible, horrible tragedy. cartels taking to social media to taunt police and b

fresh off the state dinner, joe takes hunter to camp david with him for the weekend. joe biden held an important phone call with zelenskyy of ukraine. was hunter in the same room for the phone call? joan hunter shipped on the previous ukrainian president and now with billions going out the door, is hunter in the room for that focal too? you cannot defend that. the biden scandal is no longer just a biden scandal. it's becoming a democrat scandal. the democrats are having to answer for this. >> at the president said he never talk business with the sun, where there these texts showing hunter mentioning his sitting next to his death while threatening a chinese businessman? >> the time is come for extreme makeup republicans to stop peddling conspiracy theories and start working on issues of the economy than important to the american people. >> when used sound see the evidence none of this sounds fishy too? none of this sounds fishy to you? if the president never talked about business. >> we have work to do. they are women from a destructive republican party in this house. y

joe biden or my lying eyes? i have to live with them every day. david: there's also the question of competence, competence of joe biden himself. for the most challenging job in the world. he stumbles quite a bit. we put together a little collage of that, a montage. let me play that, roll tape. >> well, guess what? less than -- guy driving a truck hit -- anyway, knocked down a whole bridge, the whole box -- four lanes of the highway. helping the inflation reduction act, the new plant's being built. three-quarters of u.s. industries grew more consecrate, consecrated. i'm thinking i didn't go to mass. david: it is pawnful to watch, but you've got to watch it because he is the president. he's the commander in chief. he's got, somewhere there's a red button that we don't want him to get hold of if he's in one of his bad moods. what are we to do with that, and how much will that play into voters' minds as they go into the election? >> david, you have to believe that high ranking democrats across the country every night are saying what are we going to do? this

high interest rates but we're witnessing an american manufacturing resurgence because of joe biden's policies. davidyou are my friend but you are wrong on this. the low wage part of our economy right now, their wages are growing at the fastest rate in two decades. wages are growing in every part of the economy. as the infrastructure reduck -- inflation reduction act and infrastructure plan goes into effect communities across the country will see really positive impacts of the biden economy. you will see joe biden and his campaign get on the trail and say that manufacturing job that has come back in your state, that's because of the biden team and democrats in congress. the fact that your wages are growing now. the fact that we have reduced the deficit in a historic way, while growing jobs at a record pace, those are real facts and figures that yes, inflation is still tough but those are real facts and figures that everyday real americans are feeling and will continue to feel even more. >> julie: there is a recent report revealing that some of pete buttigieg's and biden administration priorities foun

david: 9.4 million jobs. that has to be often tracted to the -- subtracted from the 13 million the biden administration claims they -- >> great with point. that's the other thing people forget, when joe biden says i took over and the economy was in wreckage, no, it wasn't. david: 6.5% at 1.4% inflation, and he also claims, by the way, salaries are up bigtime. you put a chart out today on the internet on your web site there. if we can show that chart showing, yes, indeed, salaries have gone up in nominal terms. but in real terms, the blue line, that's taking inflation into with account, we're losing. >> exactly. and people know that, by the way. i'm surprised the white house tries to get away with this, aren't you, david? people feel it. they know, you know, do our estimate right now is that the average family, say you have two workers, lost about $4-5,000 of income, you know, relative to their purchasing power. incidentally, that's the reason, david, something that joe biden didn't mention in his speech today, record credit card debt. why is credit card debt so high? people are trying to main indiana their standard of living, burr their -- maintain their standard of living, but their

david weiss is the delaware u. s. attorney. and he is the man who launched a probe into hunter biden in 2018. the new president, joeleft david weiss there in delaware so as not to interfere in any way in the ongoing investigation of his own son. well, today, five years after that investigation was first opened up the presidents son, hunter biden, reached a plea deal with the department of justice. biden will plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts of failing to pay his taxes. and he will avoid a felony gun possession charge related to his purchase of a firearm while he was using drugs in 2018. we should know this is very, very, very rarely prosecuted on those terms. now, a federal judge still needs to approve the agreement, which would result in hunter biden serving probation, but most likely no jail time. he is expected to appear in court in the coming days to be arraigned and enter his guilty plea. it's been a remarkable road to get to this point. i mean, the first time the department of justice has brought charges against the trial of a sitting president. and it appears, from what we know, and from the ti

so it was just kind of odd that there is hunter biden and joe biden getting on the plane for camp davidn saturday. you can see him out at joint base andrews as they get on to marine one. and there's joe, i think that's with one of his grandkids right there. and some online have suggested okay, so joe and hunter are going off to camp david? what are they doing? are they getting their story straight? because, when you factor in this whatsapp message, where hunter biden sounds like a mob boss trying to shake somebody down saying i'm sitting here with my dad, you want to know that it was thoroughly investigated. and now we know that apparently the irs and the fbi both investigated it but they kicked it to the department of justice and the doj sat on it, slow-walked it and ultimately that's why people feel justice is not being served. >> ainsley: yeah, two tiers. if you compare what other celebrities. what happened to them when they didn't file their taxes or didn't pay their taxes, brian and i were talking about this. brian mentioned wesley snipes last week and he said three years in federa

david polk call says joe omen. you told us that the did j will keep on interfering in different high profile cases and apprehended. they've interfered with state cases related to the united states based on the constitution . elections are left to the states to actually run so, so they're entered in there, altering in the hands of the pathway of the judiciary. and i think that basically beat at least spoken about when that have been picked out for it's conflict in ukraine. india has maintained an independent stand on the lines. is it supporting policy beds uh, uh, bus yesterday with the russia ukraine conflict is and um that is one reason where are we seeing the kind of like no other things that the world of you see in the new why the wonderful school really out and campaigning but he doesn't have that excuse now, and this was a may that's having a big effect and come out and she tried to smooth it over. but even so she still sounded a bit hawkish, didn't she? she didn't apologize. she kept talking about how the chi

well, and remember that david axelrortt d, david axelrod and the and president obama did not want joeo run. david axelrod said it was like mr. magoo wandering aroundn to the debate stage. they did not want this. so now they're continuin. g on this campaign. all right. coming up, the future of remotte looks horrifying. what experts warn you will looky like people wake up the lady in the pink. >> all rightdy in th. this is what you're going to look like if you don't get off your couch and gif you x the office. >> music.t your the moment e you ever make it. -h th be sure to lete them know, hey, did you see alexis?off th i'll never lose e your edge. a new car loses about 10% of its value the minute you drive off the loe are fat or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model in a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. perks. we farmers your wisdom is waiting to helpd you check things offam is wa your bucket list and his with four trusted brands by wyndham to choose from your wyndham! is waiting get the lowest price at

david: think of what hillary clinton did and taking classified documents through her computer back home and what joe biden did. lord knows how he got those classified documents as senator and stuffed in his socks. >> pence said in indianapolis. david: talk about this application and different levels of justice. >> they cleared mike pence one week ago. kim trusty told us what the charges were last night. they've not seen the indictment. in early april when trump came to new york for the alvin bragg matter, when that -- sorry, when the indictment was revealed, a lot of legal analysts said it was confusing, confounding and weak. i would argue that tuesday better be a pretty tight operation, and i would expect given jack smith's history and reputation, that it could be. i think only then can we start to really judge whether or not these charges are valid. david: it's friday, let's get to fun stuff. liv golf, pga. ceo of liv golf said it's here to stay. he said "liv is and when continue to be a stand alone and our business model will not change. we've changed history and we're not going anywhere". i want

they're not protecting sourcesee and methods, but protecting joe biden and david, whens you look at this in its totality tonight, i mean, it and it is incredibly dark day for the country. an is excitedngressn about what they've uncovered. wed as i can't wait to seewo more, but we have to go to th back to the fact that the man who is leading by 30, 40 points in some pollg bys, is now unders federal will, will be shortly under federal on seven different counts potentially. i mean, if if ifpotent could be in jail. yeah, that's i mean, that's jail they mean what want. the most fanatical among them want is they want to see him an orange jumpsuit, do they not? >> absolutely. let's take it on his most fundamenta ?l level. m >> forget espionage act, presidential records act. you're talkingtal leve about criminalizing conduct when it's applied against president of the unitedg about states.short i a short time earlier, he sat in the white house. he had full access to theseto documents, could do whatever he wanted, could declassify them now he wantedwhatev. and now you want to criminalize conduct i

joe: getting the branding with david beckham, it is pretty cool. they very well may take that. cine: we were almost there on saturday. almost but not quite. joe: to be fair i was actually hoping malan would nick it, but man city is sporting friends that would not want to hear that. francine: live on tv, you are brave. worth it. [laughter] joe easton with the to watch as well as football on the side. ubs completes the takeover of credit suisse, sealing the biggest merger in banking since the 2008 financial crisis. running us now is -- joining us now is our reporter who has been leading the story. it has been done since the start, but now starts the hard work. >> exactly. now is the day that ubs can formally go into credit suisse's offices and start controlling the business and they have been preparing to do that, so deciding which business lines they want to keep, which employees they want to keep, and which risky assets they might want to wind down. francine: this has been two months of uncertainty for employees after ubs finalized negotiations. are we any closer to having a cle

joe biden. they know exactly how bad it is and that's the flip that really needs to be made right now. david: on the other hand, look at what happened with the market today. i know it's just one-day, but the investors are feeling a little more confident. maybe we'll skip a recession. consumer confidence is up. is it possible that biden has a story to tell here, or could it all change by the time the 2024 election comes around? >> well the democrats are always going to try to muddy the waters and try to mock republicans every which way to sunday and say that none of the problems facing average america are because of joe biden but we all know that no matter what happens with the economy, main street is hurting. particularly when you look at the amount of debt and the inflation, david. it's quite clear that the issues line up for republicans to take the white house. the only question is will they get the cards in order to be able to do it. david: well and, lee, the point really is that americans don't feel better right now, because they are below water in terms of inflation. their wage increase

likely saved another term of donald trump or a republican like donald trump, because joe biden beats him. >> all right, david jolly, when dave jolly says things about predicting joe biden is going to win this handily and donald trump is going to be defeated. and i get a little bit nervous even though he's facing

likely saved another term of donald trump or a republican like donald trump, because joe biden beats him. >> all right, david jolly, when dave jolly says things about predicting joe biden is going to win this handily and donald trump is going to be defeated. and i get a little bit nervous even though he's facing down potentially multiple federal indictments. >> it's not a sure thing. >> i'm like, oh, really, you really think biden can beat him? >> nothing's a sure thing. but it's also like if you're trying to get the least popular figure as your nominee, donald trump is definitely that. that's just what the data say. >> that is what the data says. all right, my friend, have a wonderful evening. >> and thanks to you at home for joining us this evening. if you are a republican running for president in 2024, there is one question that you know you are going to have to answer. what do you think of donald trump being indicted on federal criminal charges? >> and you would think at this point that anyone entering the race with the republican nomination would be prepared to answer that question, and you would be wro

david: and joe biden had that concern.an blame the court and he can try to use the higher education act to go the other way. i'm not sure he can do it as ambitiously as he had, but that is fine by me. especially student that had received pell grants, on education, and focus the really fun them, that is fine by me -- focus on them, that is fine by me, because it was skewed toward people that make a lot of money. one more thing, the tone these justices are using against each other was introduced by justice scalia years ago and it is a esutalized and often minepe the credibility of the court. they really look like cage fighters at this point. . they come to decisions but do it in a way that feels legalistic and prudent. geoff: jonathan, go ahead. jonathan: you know what, the personal tone, particularly from the liberal justices writing in the dissent, i am here for it 100%. we are not talking about arcane policies and readings of the constitution as it applies to something that applies to a very narrow set of people. we are t

david: hunter biden's former business partner devon archer is in talks with the house oversight committee to testify about his knowledge of the biden family's business dealing with ukraine. joehe is the big guy. >> why would you asked such a dumb question? david: a lot of americans don't think that's a dumb question and are growing tired of the white house dodging this. this stonewalling isn't helping biden in the polls. is he going to have to answer these questions at some point? >> i hope so. i mean, i guess it would be worse for him in the polls if he fessed up to what he knows in his involvement in the family influence peddling scheme. there are not many journalists apart from the "new york post" and fox news willing to ask him those questions. no one gets any questions in the regular press conference when occasionally he does it. it's just shouted questions in a corridor as he walks past and he laughs and never treats them seriously or disparages the questioner. i think it's beyond time that joe biden came clean because if there is nothing to these allegations, then surely it seems his best interests and his family's best interests to tell the american people what went

joe: opportunity knocked again in 1965 when clay was hired by david packard himself to head hewlett packard's. chris: he said david packard's vision was he didn't care if you were black, yellow, brown, green, whatever. they were gonna get the best person for whatever job. joe: living in mostly white palo alto with his wife and three sons, the clays stood out, and yet this trailblazer saw opportunity to make even more change, so he ran for local office. chris: he's the first african american on the palo alto city council. roy: like, he knew what he wanted to do and he would go after it, even if people told him it was impossible. chris: he passed up a lot of opportunities that would have been very lucrative, but he passed them up because it would have taken away from his family time. joe: when clay left hewlett packard in the early '70s, he'd go on to start his own company, rod-l electronics. it was there he'd earn his nickname, black godfather of silicon valley. chris: once the door was opened for him, he made it a point to keep that door open and bring in other people. rodney clay: that's why

of broader social concerns but the ashes grip size so it is of significance that david warner is to resume shortly. joe wilson reporting. time for a look at the weather. claudia across many parts of the country. but things are changing in the north west of the uk. i have never been here but would like to go. this is the western isles, could be the caribbean, apart from the temperature! we had a wet start here and in northern ireland this morning. the rain quite heavy as it pushes east across scotland and some showers across england and wales. some showers coming into the sunshine across scotland and northern ireland after the rain. here it feels cooler and fresher. quite muggy in eastern areas where temperatures are likely to be in the mid 20s. but we follow that rain which is getting ragged heading into the evening and overnight, patchy rain may be trickling down towards the south east but clearer skies to follow. a cooler night for scotland and northern ireland, single figure temperatures. still quite muggy towards east anglia and the south—east because the rain is still around in the morning. that w

senators, and then when joe biden comes in in 2021, new presidents get rid of all 93 u.s. attorneys. >> but he didn't. >> but he left davidn place, three total that joe biden left in place, john durham being one of the other ones and a guy in chicago who had other corruption cases. left david weiss in place. what would the incentives be here? >> should weiss testify? >> i think he should. i think there's enough legitimate questions that have been raised here that he should. >> even if not testify, at least come in and talk to congress. it doesn't have to be a public hearing, but certainly answer questions. that's fair game, and that's if our government's working properly, that's what congress should be doing. >> thank you, guys, that helps a lot. appreciate it. >>> all right, the streets near paris erupting with violence and chaos for a second night. schools and town halls set on fire after police shot and killed a teen during a traffic stop. >>> also, gulf coast officials this morning warning beach kgoe about these deadly rip currents. the safety concerns you need to know. we're live in fort myers, florida. hi, i'm stace

joe bide does. he constantly rests at his residence. cam david beach in marley state.r somewhere else it doesn't work. i think in some respects the statement that in the russian government. there are people who work for a foreign country may be part of an information operation that has its goals to sow, not confidence suspicions to try to undermine any unity of that government. remember vladimir putin's famous speech in munich when he pointed out that more and more russia is not a colony of the west we have our own way of development. we ourselves will decide. how should we live, what should we do? and we do not need to try to recoup separate norms. yes, in fact, almost the entire system of law of one state. states have crossed their national borders, and in fact in all spheres and in the economy in politics and in the humanitarian sphere are being imposed by another state. well, who will like it? then a certain gates was sitting in the hall, who is this? this the former director of the cia, then the minister of defense, so he spoke quite interestingly about how the ci

joe biden's america. what's wrong with that picture? everything. any way the next best picture, david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. david: thank you very much, larry. good to see you my friend i am david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. president biden betting on his record, kicking off his second investing in america tour today, but a new nbc news poll showing an overwhelming 74% of voters believe america is on the wrong track. nbc news reports that the last time we had approval ratings that low were in 1992 and 2008 and in both of those cases, the party that controlled the white house lost it. with me now is republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. vivek great to see you. thank you for being we're. do you think biden can win with numbers like these? >> i do not believe that biden is on track to win this election but i also believe we and republican party cannot afford to just deliver a 50.1% margin. this is an election where we need to win in a landslide and i think we can. like what reagan delivered in 1980 this is what we have an

and this is -- we have been talking a lot here, joe, it's like david had tweets last week that was so feeling they can't even do press on biden that has any positive narrative because it might seem imbalanced when the bottom line is there have been some wins, some real wins. >> the thing is, though, not even some wins, david. historic number of bipartisan pieces of legislation. you can just look at data. you can look at the evidence. you can look at the hard facts. joe biden has already in three years had more bipartisan legislation than i mean any president this century. certainly more than donald trump, more than barack obama during his eight years, more than george w. bush during his eight years. i think probably more than bill clinton during his eight years. though bill clinton did have a good bit of bipartisan legislation as well. but certainly in three year's time he has done more as far as legislation goes and bipartisan legislation than any president this century. we can say it. it's true. >> well, you put your finger on it. the reason they don't talk about the facts is that t

now you can see that hunter biden and joe biden have decamped for camp david. rachel: with one of the approved grandchildren i should mention. not all grandchildren in the biden family are recognized. >> it might be a hiding in plain sight scenario. i mean, what are you going to do, stay apart to make it look like you're guilty. instead you say there's nothing to see here, here's my son, i love him, he's the smartest man i've ever known and we've never talked about business dealings until now. the mainstream press is starting to wake up to the reality of how obvious the the corrupt connects are. donald trump was at an event in washington dk c and talked about how there's a clear double standard here. >> joe biden has weaponized law enforcement to interfere in our elections, the greatest abuse of power that i've seen and that most off have seen in the history of our country. it's a hoax. every time the radical left democrats, marxists communists and fascists indict me i consider it a great badge of courage. i'm being indicted for you and i believe the you is mor

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important to remember that the person who handle this prosecution is not ad joe bivens department of justice. it is in fact, david weiss, the us attorney in delaware, who was appointed by former president trump. so it was a republican us attorney appointees who stayed on the job specifically to handle this case. and merit garland, the attorney general has not interfered with him in any way. so this is a deal that a republican appointee made with a 100 biden's lawyers and 100 biden is in fact being treated fairly personally. it is the us attorney has said, however, that the investigation is ongoing. so i suppose it's possible there will be more to come, but that seems very unlikely. and this should be the end of this matter. but there are probably, i think are going to be happier with this result because it gives them something else to y'all about on the campaign trail. look 100 right. and clearly a very troubled guy. and he had some very high paying clients who seemed to pay him, in fact, largely because his name to 5. but there is no suggestion that joe biden was involved, which is really the point that republic

joe biden. another thing that struck, me david, about some of the sound we played from the president was this ideaf optimism. i had never been more optimistic about america's future, and the sort of loop back to the conversation we were having about the gop field, it is all doom and gloom, right? it is all america headed off a cliff, and this dark storm cloud. no one's evening attempting, as far as i can tell, to own the lane of brighter, better, american future. so if he's owning them on freedom and he's owning them on a better tomorrow, than i don't really know how much is left for them. >> joe biden presenting himself as an aspirational figure on a political landscape, at a time when kevin mccarthy, though he has tried so hard this week to declare victory and present republican priorities as so important to the nation to the house republicans were practitioners of doomsday-ism throughout this debt ceiling debate and i find it amazing i really do the strategic decision of will joe biden and his white house on messaging was almost one just to wait because understand what happens what they can say

from david weiss to career agents, everybody agreed hunter biden should face more serious felonies and recommended cases to u.s. attorneys in california and in washington, d.c., both appointees of joeaims and merrick garland says weiss was given complete authority to make all decisions on his own behalf. >> todd: david weiss said the opposite. bring in nancy mace, who is on the house oversight committee. when we have republicans in congress on accident we pres you on the exact steps you are taking to unravel this hunter web. this request for transcribed interviews seems like it is really big whachl do you expect to uncover in the interviews? >> well, this is explosive, the more we learn, the worse it gets and could end up being one of the most corrupt stories in u.s. history. we want to show evidence. we have to show beyond a reasonable doubt overwhelming evidence to the public. the mainstream media will not do the job, ignoring the story just like the doj did. we need to show how corrupt the doj was and trust whistleblowers more than merrick garland or the doj. they have to provide documents. if they don't, we havure po of holding them in contempt. severe consequences, if they don

likely saved another term of donald trump or a republican like donald trump, because joe biden beats him. >> all right, davidsday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening alex. alex wagner

likely saved another term of donald trump or a republican like donald trump, because joe biden beats him. >> all right, david jolly, thank you very much. that is all in on this thursday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening alex. alex wagner >> it is a sign of s when dave jolly says things about predicting that joe biden is going to win this and donald trump is going to be defeated again. a bit nervous, right? even though he is facing potential multiple federal indictments, and multiple investigations, i am still like, really? you really think biden can beat him? >> yeah, i know. nothing is a sure thing. but it's like, if you are trying to get the least popular figure as our nominee, donald trump is definitely that. that just what the data say. >> that is what the data says. all right, have a wonderful evening. thanks to you at home for joining us this evening, if you are republican running for president in 2024, there is one question that you knew that you would have to answer. what do you think of donald trump being indicted on federal criminal charges? and you would think, at this poin

joe bide does. he constantly rests at his residence. stones beach david in maryley state.mewhere else it doesn't work i guess in in some respects, the allegations that there are people in the russian government who work for a foreign state may be part of an information operation that have their aims to sow, not suspicion suspicions to try to undermine any unity. this government of the ussr, remember the famous speech of vladimir putin in munich when he indicated that more and more russia is not a colony, we have our own path of development for the west. we ourselves will decide. how should we live, what should we do? and we do not need to try to recoup separate norms. yes, in fact, almost all legal system of one state. first of all, of course, the united states has crossed its national borders, and in fact in all spheres and in the economy in politics and in the humanitarian sphere is being imposed by another state. well, who will like it, then someone gates was sitting in the hall, who is he? this is a former director of the cia, and then the minister of defense , so he s

. - joe biden has been meeting before he joe biden has been meeting before he left the camp david yesterdayrity team, including the us defence secretary and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the chairman of the cia, the very top intelligence officials here, and president biden also caught involving leaders of france, germany and the uk, following which statement was released affirming the unwavering support for ukraine, antony blinken separately spoke to g7 leaders, so that question you posed, how this affects the war in ukraine and nato, key to those discussions which are ongoing, will be for the foreseeable future, i think. . ., , ., ., ~ think. david in washington, thank ou. the greek authorities are facing new allegations about failing to help people on board a sinking migrant boat last week. it's thought hundreds of people lost their lives. there were 104 survivors. the bbc has now heard evidence from several of them who accuse the greek coast guard of sailing away from the boat when it was clearly in serious difficulty. the heavily overcrowded boat, which had set out from lib

and the president, joe biden, has been meeting before he left for camp david yesterday with members ofty team. that includes the us defence secretary, it includes the chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff, the chairman of the cia — the very top defence and intelligence officials here. and president biden also convened a call involving the leaders of france, germany and the uk following which a statement was released affirming the unwavering support for ukraine. antony blinken separately spoke to g7 leaders. so that question that you posed, how this affects the war in ukraine, how it affects nato, key to those discussions which are ongoing and will be for the foreseeable future, i think. the reuters news agency has reported that ukraine's defence minister has held talks with his us counterpart over the events in russia and quoted the minister as saying that russian authorities a week and things are moving in the right direction. live now to konstantin eggert, former editor in chief of the bbc russian language service, who joins me from vilnius. what impact have the events had on presiden

david, how do you see the questions? >> yeah, this is a hard reality. we sometimes overlook the republicans hold about yb. the joe biden crime family, they use the word treason, the word corrupt. they truly believe that joe biden has engaged in traitorist activities. so they are happy to overlook the sexual assault, idea of classified records, attack on the capitol. the odd thing is they have a slew of other candidates to choose from. it issor your morality bell curve. but donald trump has made this a cultural movement. he has defined trumpism and then parked in today's republican party. and as of yet we have yet to see anything take it down. >> and thank you all very much for being with us thorn. this morning. >>> coming up, the new interview with president zelenskyy on ukraine's counteroffensive. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. saves me money? i'm starting to like downy. downy saves loads

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and the president, joe biden, has been meeting before he left for camp david yesterday with members ofm. that includes the us defence secretary, it includes the chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff, the chairman of the cia — the very top defence and intelligence officials here. and president biden also convened a call involving the leaders of france, germany and the uk following which a statement was released affirming the unwavering support for ukraine. antony blinken separately spoke to g7 leaders. so that question that you posed, how this affects the war in ukraine, how it affects nato, key to those discussions which are ongoing and will be for the foreseeable future, i think. joining me live are leon aron, seniorfellow at aei, and author of a new book on vladimir putin, as well asjohn lechner researcher and freelance journalist writing a book on wagner group. noted to happy with us. thank you being here. ifi noted to happy with us. thank you being here. if i can start with you leon aron, what do the events of the past 2a or 48 hours leon aron, what do the events of the past 24 or 4

joe. jake tapper aaron burnett and anderson cooler ever voiced about licht's leadership some explaining their views in conversations with incoming cnn chief operating david levy. the people said they had want cnn to stay where it was? joe? >> well, why stay where it was? remember, trace, before chris licht got there cnn lost 80percent of its audience when you compare early 2021 to gut when chris licht got there so it was already going in a titanic-like direction at that point. and let's be clear here. cnn had lost the trust of republicans of independents. when you compare it to where it was back in we had bernard shaw there and when you had others there that it was called the spare tire that when there's breaking news you go to cnn because that's the spare tire in the back of your car. so, i think that in the end, chris licht while he tried to bring the network back to the middle, can be blamed for what happened here at cnn as far as losing all the viewers it did. it was jeff zucker who should be blamed because there was so many people that left at that point because waits seen as an activist network hand against conservatives, against independents for t

why would david higher chris licht part of morning joe, cbs this mornings, never running a large organizationould you not give him a few more months, he apologized to the staff on monday to turn things around. >> the first question that i really cannot answer, i have never asked that, but i can only assume, everybody looks good on paper until they get into the seat. at some point, you have to make a choice whether you will stake here. >> sometimes you get into the boxing ring and you get punched in the mouth. the second part of your question is why did he not support him? it became unattainable. here is what i know from my reporting. you just cannot have this many self inflicted wounds and do what he needed to do. turn around a newsroom. you cannot essentially have your office on the newsroom desk where you are talking to people every day. you cannot be sort of aloof. you cannot be making these decisions from up here. you cannot have weird interview with places. i was reading way too much about him. if you listen to it, i mean, it sounds like, the atlantic story was so absurd. i think that wa

notice you's attorney, david weiss, was a trump nominee joe biden kept in place.ason to tell the field in favor of hunter biden. if you look at this case, i don't see anything that jumps out to me is irregular. also, noticeably absent from the criticism, what federal crime, chargeable federal crime, two people believe hunter biden committed but hay has not been charged with? there is also lots of bad conduct, but what actual federal crime? i have not heard anyone articulate that. >> when mccarthy is saying this is a two tiered system of justice, the president's son you don't get jail time, but the former president, you do. >> it is going to be a really hard argument to make to the american public. there couldn't be a more starkly different facts patent from what donald trump is facing in his indictment on obstructing justice and political documents. to always point, this is a fairly pro forma charge. what i think is. this republicans should take the win here the president of the united states joe biden's son was charged with a federal crime. you should make that c

when joe biden took over in 2021 he left david wiese in place intentionally and it is such a crucialll the criticisms and second guessing lobbed at this plea deal i have not heard anyone offer up a coherent answer to this question. why on earth would david wiese have any reason or any incentive to tilt the field in favor of hunter biden? >> thank you very much for breaking that down. coming up first-hand accounts of the cramped and crude conditions inside the missing submersible. why would tourists endure that to explore the depths of the sea? so caramel swirl is always there for ththe taking. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. communities and the people who live and work the grow and thre. we're pud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is n

. >> joe, the new york times is confirmed that, in fact, david would not get these charges filed. this is a problem for the biden family. your thoughts. >> he had full authority to bring charges where ever he wanted. that's a problem if he did not have the authority. the other problem is the attorney general has gone on record to say this as well. if that's not the case, what has he lying. was he will informed. how do we get to the bottom of this? >> that's a good point. when you talk about believability here, nicole. he's a career investigator. you say irs, he's not some accountant. he could work for the fbi, cia. he's a big dog when it comes to investigators. >> correct. you know i watched this interview with brett and supervisory special agent is honorable. he appears to be highly credible. he is the supervisory special agent. that means he's overseeing the special agent, the case agent who is overseeing this investigation who is a whistle blower. these are the people that are most involved with the intimate details. when you're there on the ground level as a rank and file agen