joe: life has a rhythm. it has pulse and syncopation. the connection with the spirits that exist around the earth. you know, the ocean, the wind. joe: for almost his entire life, mexican-american percussionist javier navarrette has chased those rhythms. javier: i just fell deep in love with percussion-- afro-caribbean percussion. joe: his journey into music took him from the central valley to the bay area and then somewhere beyond the notes. javier: i got involved with learning the history of the music, where it comes from, the culture. i was able to take a music course in cuba and study the roots to cuban music. joe: navarrette played in bands all his life, even backing up the legendary aretha franklin at the oakland coliseum. javier: it was so heavy. i was like, "what do you do after that?" male: coronavirus pandemic has-- joe: not long after, life threw a twist answer to that question. female: millions of americans-- the pandemic shut down life as we knew it, and along with it live music. gigs went away, so did musical connections. nav

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i know what i want to use, and if he can do to the joe biden has this plea tempo to finish this job. he's, he's not biding, has been trying to project an image of strength and action abroad. he's been sharing his support for ukraine in its war with russia or. 8 support for great will lot waiver nader will not be divided and we will not hire biden has also been on the road at home. here couching his economic plan in wisconsin or here celebrating a bridge project funded in part by his infrastructure plan. observers say biden believes he's on a role, especially after some important bipartisan victories last year. but he's also facing problems. his lawyers found classified material from his time is vice president figuring a special investigation and drawing comparisons to the scandal. i have a document found in donald trump's home. he's also pretty unpopular biden's approval ratings fell to 39 percent this month nearing the lowest level of his presidency so far. and then that his age, he's already the oldest president in us history. he want a 2nd turn, he'd be $86.00 by the end of it. re

now, rosie and joe biden has travelled to add the republic of ireland to the ars capital dublin. tell us more about his trip down to out to arnold. well 1st of all, just to stay quickly here in northern ireland because you know, this visit has been hailed is important, but it was so short, less than 24 hours that shorter than some had hoped. or some had expected on that season as perhaps a reflection of the fact of this political situation is still so complex here across the border, aiden, the public of ireland. well, sir, there will be much of likely, much more smooth sailing. president biden will be visiting towns where his ancestors once lived, he will be ringing a p spell. he will be holding talked with the president of ireland aunt with the prime minister of ireland, and he will making a speech to the irish parliament. he will also be making a speech in bali, nar, which is the time where his ancestors once lived, he was making that outside a cathedral. so all sorts of nostalgic messaging expected there and plenty of expected also and talks of friendship between ireland and t

yes, and joe biden has _ 2024 presidential election. election. yes, and joe biden has repeatedly voiced - joe biden has repeatedly voiced frustration about gun violence and what has been done to tackle it. he wants to see tighter controls, a ban on assault weapons he has talked about. he did pass some federal legislation last year at a bipartisan act but it didn't actually, sort of, ban any weapons. it did look at background checks. it did look at things like funding mental health provision, so crisis prevention sort of systems and processes. but this is quite a divisive debate, often with the democrats on one side, joe biden's party advocating tight gun laws and republicans actually saying that people should have the right to bear arms but they will talk about things like looking at mental health checks and trying to ensure that people who shouldn't have weapons don't have weapons but, as you say, quite likely to be, certainly, a topic for debate as we enter that long period leading up to the presidential rate and of coursejoe biden off

is the visit that joe biden has said fulsome _ often? biden has said fulsome time he - often? is the visit that joe biden has said fulsome time he was i has said fulsome time he was determined to do as president. he has been here before. i think that the timing was also very clear to people for a long time that it would, if possible, coincide with the 25th anniversary of the good friday belfast agreement. it is being used, just as biden said yesterday, to repair the agreement, to restate the achievements of that agreement. it is by no means perfect, but it has saved many lives in northern ireland, and possibly in britain and ireland as well. so, it is a matter of reaffirming that the united states, which has a long history, dating back almost 50 years, of strong commitments to bringing a peaceful settlement to northern ireland, and that is something that has been worked on very intensively, over the decades. worked on by a succession of politicians and civil servants in ireland and the united states. starting with the latejohn hume, who v

biden has decided to do it. . ., , , . the way joe biden has decided to do it.as it expected? yes, this is what everyone _ it. was it expected? yes, this is what everyone has _ it. was it expected? yes, this is what everyone has been - it. was it expected? yes, this is i what everyone has been expecting it. was it expected? yes, this is - what everyone has been expecting for a week. today will be the day because this is, again, the four—year anniversary of when president biden made his announcement of the first time around, stating that he would run for 2020. this was expected to happen in a video, and this does carry similar themes. happen in a video, and this does carry similarthemes. similarto happen in a video, and this does carry similar themes. similar to the announcement back in 2019 when he made his first run, this time saying he wants to finish the job. one thing that's interesting here, and i think we have seen carried over the past two years or so, with president biden is notjust going after republicans, but more specifically going after a group that

biden— donald trump has set on china, joe biden has— donald trump has set on china, joe bidenally much more volatile. _ 's approach was generally much more volatile, slapping tariffs on china, for example and he almost did it willy—nilly, whereasjoe biden has been _ willy—nilly, whereasjoe biden has been much more methodical and laid out a _ been much more methodical and laid out a plan _ been much more methodical and laid out a plan. but certainly, we see a lot of— out a plan. but certainly, we see a lot of parallels. it out a plan. but certainly, we see a lot of parallels.— lot of parallels. it is slightly asymmetric _ lot of parallels. it is slightly asymmetric from _ lot of parallels. it is slightly asymmetric from the - lot of parallels. it is slightly - asymmetric from the perspective of the voters because the following for donald trump is emotionally charged in many cases, isn't it?— in many cases, isn't it? that's absolutely _ in many cases, isn't it? that's absolutely the _ in many cases, isn't it? that's absolutely the case. - in many cases, isn't it? that's absolute

and joe biden had this, please have, otis has finished. this is this with biden has been trying to project an image of strength and action abroad. he's been showing his support for ukraine in its will with russia. 8 our support for gray will lot waiver nato will not be divided and we will not tire. biden has also been on the road at home here touting his economic plan in wisconsin. or here, celebrating a bridge project funded in part by his infrastructure plan, observer se bite and believes he's on a role, especially after some important bipartisan victories last year. but he's also facing problems. his lawyers found classified material from his time as vice president triggering a special investigation and during comparisons to the scandal of documents found in donald trump's home. he's also pretty unpopular biden's approval ratings fell to 39 percent this month nearing the lowest level of his presidency so far. and then there's his age. he's already the oldest president in us history. he won a 2nd time. he'd be $86.00 by the end of it. re

james comer has made a very good point taking just china, for example. it appears joe biden has made decisions that xi jinping is very happy about but americans are at from covid to tiktok to the manipulation of u.s. currency to the use of theft of intellectual property, that spy balloon. it was an interesting cartoon the other day. noting that joe biden is underwater on every single issue and asking voters if you're happy with joe biden, no, no, no. the picture of xi jinping. yes, i'm happy with joe dryden? >> why did they put me on that picture? >> americans need to know that if our national security has been jeopardized by this president. >> sean: i want to know how much money the biden family made from all of these country and what did joe know when did he know it. did you himself. is he compromised? >> sean, you want to know an 80% want to know it for good reason but we know that hunter biden is not some recovering drug addicted son of a president. hunter biden's tentacles are in everything and everyone connected to joe biden. in the emails have shown is that they

and now at this moment, where the credit card is maxed out, joe biden has gone into hide and demanding not that we address the spending problem but believe it or not, joe biden that he get another card to max out. no family in america would run their household that way. and when you look at the polls and see how low his numbersr nobody in america thinks this is the responsible way for the commander in chief to lead this country. if he won't lead, house republicans will. you will see us pass a bill to address the debt ceiling and the spending limit. people are hungry. and hungry for this kind of leadership. you have seen it from speaker mccarthy and jody arrington and all of us who have been working for weeks and months representing our conference, anyone willing to bring ideas to the table and if you look at this package it is the most straightforward approach to addressing the spending problem as we confront the spending problem. basic work requirements. the voters of wisconsin were asked this question, should people have to try to find work in order to get welfare benefits? 79.9% of

. >> reporter: joe has been a season-ticket holder for more than 20 years. he has collected plenty of souvenirs and many more memories cheering on the a's. he was still optimistic there would be a way to keep them in oakland. >> which gave me a lot of hope. it gave me a lot of hope that they would be staying. >> reporter: but on thursday he saw the news for himself. they were preparing to move to las vegas. >> for oakland will be devastating. somewhat for the east bay in general, but it wil be a huge impact. >> reporter: brandon jones has been a fan all his life and showed off some of the gary collected over the years. he said his heart dropped when he found out the a's were leaving. >> all i can say is it is sad, it is upsetting, it is an abomination against the basebal gods. >> reporter: veteran sportswriter dave newhouse who just wrote a book about all the teams leading oakland, he says fans in the city have gone through more heartbreak than an other in the country, losing on sport after the other. >> i think oakland is a town unlike any other in terms of

he has destroyed california, tammy faster than joe biden has destroyed america.or him to compare california to florida? kyra has mentioned those items, this state is horrific. i'll tell you right now, in order to avoid another kamala harris, the national media needs to vet this guy. this guy is a dis-sasse ir. he's an outright disaster. the national media needs to go after him and show the record of california. it is horrific. it's embarrassing. we have lost population.one other point, tammy. we had a $100 billion surplus. we have a $26 billion deficit. why? because gavin newsome doesn't care about call cam. he cares about his hair and ambition to be in the white house. >> there's this sense that americans don't matter or there's a kind of contempt that this is like some board game. that they get to fail upwards. he is attached to what is known as this sacramento washington d.c. pipeline with nancy pelosi. is that still operatioperating. >> it's still operating. i'm not sure without nancy, without nancy sitting in the speaker position, i'm not sure how that affec

. >> reporter: joe has been a season ticket holder for more than 20 years. he's collected plenty of souvenirs and many more memories cheering on the a's. and he was still optimistic there would be a way to keep them in oakland. >> which gave me a lot of hope. gave me a lot of hope that they d he saw the news for himself. they were preparing to move the las vegas. >> for oakland i think it's going to be devastating you know. somewhat for the east bay in general, but definitely for oakland it's going to be huge impact. >> reporter: a sign to him the game has given into the needs of a business, more than anything else. >> sports should be more about the sport. not all about the money. >> reporter: brandon jones has been a fan all of his life and showed off some of the gear he's collected over the years. he says the heart dropped when he found out the a's were leaving. like losing a family member for him. >> it's a sad, it's upsetting. it's -- abomination against the baseball gods. >> reporter: and veteran sports writer dave new house who just wrote a book about

you as president joe biden has announced his re election bid. in a campaign video posted online button asked vogis to give him more time to finish the job. he began in his 1st and need classes are threatening to up in the us broken seats fi in. should up, residents have reported ongoing gunfire and explosions in the capital of ha, too many civilians. they remain trapped with food and water running desperately. now don't forget, you always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to pull the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking. all right, so for this our rob once is next with a business news update, including the world banks call for an overhaul with the migration policies right around the world. that's coming up after the break. i'm anthony. how, thanks for watching d. w and wherever you're watching in the world have a good day sometimes to rush out at u. t. the highlight for she knew it every week. not the not the trio taki

. >> overleaf the world over that he's been defeated and that joe biden has been elected president of the united states. >> the relief in european capitals, europeans have a real friend again. >> laura: they thought they could continue to free ride on a military budget inside with our adversary with impunity. which brings us to the current day and that cute little frenchman had a man crush. a long day with the president this weekend and it was a whirlwind romance invasion and no specific commitments were announced, but i guess when you know, you know. in a fair and even big promo video was shown. >> laura: very exciting. [inaudible] >> laura: then they let them know that they need to break free with america. and when they were asked about supporting our efforts, they answered with a question. is in our interest to accelerate a crisis with taiwan? no, he said. urging europe not to become followers of ours on the china question and basically they have been arguing for their entire tenure now and as it stands right now the foreign policy is the definition of insanity. they say it is a lo

joe biden has put months of speculation to an end by officially announcing he will stand for a 2nd term as you, as president. he launched his campaign with a video posted online early on tuesday morning, promising to protect americans personal freedoms bite and also announced that vice president, cala harris will again be his running mate. he won't the top job again. when i ran for president 4 years ago, i said we're in a balance and so mary lou store, the question we're facing is whether the years ahead. we're more freedom or less free. we're rates are fewer. i know what i want to use if he can do to ensure if i hadn't had this, please have voters has finished. this is, this is nothing by dan has been trying to project an image of strength and action abroad. he's been showing his support for ukraine in its war with russia, our support, if re gray will lat, waiver nato will not be divided and we will not tire. biden has also been on the road at home here, touching his economic plan in wisconsin. or here, celebrating a bridge project funded in part by his infrastructure plan. observer sa

>> joe biden has been around long enough, in government service for decades. he's seen the great white house come and go. he's seen the bad ones come and go. ron klain had a lot to do with the way this white house is run from day one. i put him in the company of the great white house chief of staff including james baker the third under ryan -- ronald reagan, leon panetta under bill clinton. he has a rare set of schools that includes white house experience, knowledge of capitol hill, deep political savvy, a very even temperament, and maybe most importantly a long relationship with the boss. what that enables the white house chief of staff to do among other things is tell the president what he does not want to hear which is the most important thing. i think the new chief of staff has very big shoes to fill. >> what do you know about him? >> he is regarded as a managerial genius. he's made a lot of money in the private sector but he's a guy who's brilliant at making government work. when the obama health care website imploded, nobody had the foggiest idea how to

joe biden has said he is going to run again, and as you point out, he will be 80 to the next election. if he wins, he'll be $86.00 at the end of his town. and looking at that video, look at the way it's edited. it's all quick edits. no, we know in the business. if you do that, that's to give an idea of energy of movement and that's exactly what it's done. look at the way it's appeared on social media as well. it's all up and down, which is exactly how many young people will watch it. and it's cut for the tick tock generation. this is appealing to young voters. so joe biden's team had spent the weekend at camp david. they were putting together the final touches of who exactly would run the campaign and the announcement. and of course, he's going to speak in front of labor groups here in washington in the next couple of hours. that's important too, because that was important constituency. but joe biden is hoping that the american people will indeed give him 4 years to finish the job. and given everything he said on is that indicative that team biden no, are a worried that age is going t

joe biden has done so our nation in just a few short years, not even close. we have alan fisher joining us from the white house. so how do american voters feel about joe biden? to years into his presence presidency, allen? i what it's kind of mixed. i mean, he still get very low approval ratings below 50 percent, which is never good for any president who is running for office. again, there are concerns about his age. remember his america's oldest president. he will be 80 to an election day if he goes the full 4 years of a 2nd term. he will be $86.00. and that's not just not a concern that shared by the republicans. it's also there for democrats as well. but the reality is he's been in the prime position for more than 2 years to, to run again. it's something that he's been keen to do. and we had during the state of the union back in february he kept saying, you know, we need to finish the job and that was clear that was going to be the election slogan. and that's exactly what it is. he's talking about personal freedom. the attacks on things like abortion rights

been the -- at the right hand of joe biden for many years certainly has a lot of knowledge, with his business dealings and hunter's business dealings but these people are kept very close and given top spots, whether it's secretary of state, whether it's national security adviser, in both cases, these folks have been witnessed to many of, you know, the biden family's crimes that have been committed and -- and in some cases in jake sullivan's case while he denies participating or having a knowledge, there's a direct witness now, the stenographer from the white house that served in multiple administrations that says, you know, i was a direct witness as to how the ukrainian money was moved and how that transaction and those transactions when hunter was on the barisma board, how those -- fraudulent transaction and joe biden's power was abused. maria: well, that's the thing. you wonder how all of these people in the administration are willing to cover up all of this money that was taken in that now we know of from the bank records that james comer has made public. national securi

joe biden has arrived in dublin, in the republic of ireland. he'll pay a visit to county land where he can trace back some of these roads early in belfast, he said he wants to see more than island government restored as soon as possible. biden was there to him on the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement, which ended 30 years of violence. an affective devolved government reflects the people of northern ireland and is accountable to them. a government that works to find ways to hard problems together. going to draw even greater opportunities this region. so i hope the assembly and the executive will. so the restore, that's a judgment for you to make, not me. and i hope it happens along with the institution that facilitate north south and east west relations. all of which are vital pieces of the good friday agreement, poll brennan, re for some county lough in island. 31000000 americans claim irish ancestry, so that's one in 10 and that's a lot of voters. so clearly joe quietly has one eye on his domestic politics when he's visiting

joe biden has had much better days. >> has biden had better days? l have had worse days and age does not have much to do with that. the fact of the matter is joe biden has demonstrated time and time again that he has a vision that we need going forward. if i might use a sports metaphor, i tell my friends all the time, i'm two years older than joe biden. i do not hit the golf ball as far as i used to hit it, but i score much better these days than i used to because i take my time, i play within myself and i make the putts. that's what joe biden has been doing. taking his time, doing the things that are necessary to get this country moving again and the country is moving. what do you want? an older man with wisdom or a young man with nothing but style? >> who is the young man with nothing but style? >> well, the younger man who is nothing but style, only three years younger. >> trump. all right. >> he is one of them. >> young, relative term. appreciate your time, congressman clyburn. thanks. >> thank you very much. >> definitely relative. >>> also this

presidents in american history and put them together and they would not have done the damage that joe biden has our nation in just a few short years. not even close. thanks to joe biden's socialist spending calamity, american families are being decimated by the worst inflation in half a century. thanks to failing our currencies, crashing. >> listening to that response, what do you think donald trump strategy is? >> donald trump strategy is to go on the attack. i was talking to some strategies and they were hoping donald trump wins the nomination that takes a job the table. he is only four years younger than joe biden. there is always a saying, be careful what you wish for. >> vice president harris, thinking about the age issues and all that, do you think that has anything to do with why she is featured a bit more? prominently in this campaign? >> she was featurd very prominently in that video. i think part of the point was to show that she is there, she appeals to the base, she is young and more energetic. that is part of the goal. so they want to have her next to joe biden as much as possible,

joe biden has done to our nation in just a few short years, not even close. allen fisher, is that the white house on this allen? so normally it's not a toll a surprise that a sitting president runs for reelection, right. but this was a little different because of biden's age. what was the calculation within the white house? oh, from the slogan you can tell less, finished a job, joe biden thinks are still things to do. he believes that his presidency can fundamentally reshape american life. will seen that in the way that he's approach things like the at the inflation reduction act, which it also includes med, social measures, the infrastructure act, which was bipartisan and helped to try and change the face of america's road rail and internet networks. he thinks there's still work to be done, not least, and protecting people as civil liberties. he thinks that things like birth control, abortion is under threat. so he would like to to be able to do something about that . if he was given another 4 years, he thinks that the right to the gay marriage could well be

guest: joe manchin has been calling on president joe biden to negotiate with mccarthy, but he will not get it over the finish line alone. they will need 60 votes in the senate to pass it. they do not have that. mccarthy is saying -- excuse me, chuck schumer says he wants to negotiate but he is leaving it to the president to do that. they only had one meeting in january. mccarthy has been calling joe biden to come to the table but the president is waiting. host: there is nervousness, either from republicans about democrats? guest: everybody is worried. they know they cannot let the debt go into default. they need to pay back their bills and not let that happen. everybody is nervous. all the lawmakers. they want to do something, but the republicans and democrats do not want other things to raise the debt limit. they do not think it has to have additional provisions and republicans disagree. host: that is the sentiment from senator klobuchar. let me play what she had to say. [video clip] host: we will play amy klobuchar in a moment. the white house is hesitant, the houses hesitant, so rem

welcome on this tuesday, joe biden has ended months of speculation and made it official. he will run for a 2nd term as us president. he launched his campaign with a video posted online early on tuesday morning, promising to protect americans personal freedoms. biden, also renounce advice. president comalla harris will again be his running mate. keep on the talk job again. when i ran for president 4 years ago, i said we're in a band from school marriage. and we still are. the question profession is whether in the years ahead we have more is more less free rates are fewer i know i want to use and if he can do to ensure if i hadn't had this, please have voters has finished. this is, this is nothing, biden has been trying to project an image of strength and action abroad. he's been showing his support for ukraine in its war with russia, our support, if re gray will lat, waiver naida will not be divided and we will not tire. biden has also been on the road at home here, touching his economic plan in wisconsin. or here, celebrating a bridge project funded in part by his infrast

joe has got do something because now he is under increasing political pressure.s, everybody. the biden white house announced today that they are thinking about maybe sanctioning the mexican drug cartels. wait a second, we're not sanctioning them already? we are just letting these guys launder billions of dollars through our banks? biden slapped sanctions on russia like that. and they hadn't killed a single american but the cartels can kill 71,000 americans and we are considering sanctions? something doesn't smell right. and you know what i'm talking about. there's a blueprint for all of this. you go after the cartels like el salvador went after its gangs. you start building super prisons. wound everybody up. tom fuentas is a former fbi assistant director and he joins joinsme now. so did you even know that the biden administration hadn't even slapped sanctions on the cartel? >> yeah. jesse, i pretty much knew that the biden administration has done almost nothing about the problem. first of all, it would start at the border. don't let the stuff in. don't let the ca

the end of the day, it boils down to it, joe has done things that have alienated an awful lot of westut no point getting into that at this point in time. i welcome joe manchin to come into the race if joe wants to come in, but end of the day, i think we'll be okay. >> steve: ultimately, it would be great for your resume to be the u.s. senator from west virginia, you could potentially help hand republicans the majority in the senate. how big a factor is that in your equation? >> it's everything. in all honesty, with me, and again, i don't care if anybody buys into this or not, from my standpoint, one thing, i'm a patriot and i love this country. the job i do, i serve. i don't want anything. i have never wanted anything. and i'll tell you the truth, every single time i speak, i will challenge you to find something that i knowingly know is not the truth. i will not do that. i believe our country is in real peril right now. look what the biden administration is doing, come on, absolutely could anybody think we're right at the border? right at immigration? right on energy independence? rig

if you look at what joe has allowed to happen -- if he thinks we do not talk about it, it will not happen. this is a crisis, not just for the people of texas, for every american family. when they leave del rio and eagle pass, they are not staying here. they're going into your schools, your law enforcement officers are having to pay for them. that is your tax dollars. this is what they are sponsored by, taxpayers of america. they're going into our communities and billions of dollars go into finding illegal immigrants. we go back to what i did, a verified program that says that no business can hire illegal immigrants. make sure we fired the 87,000 -- agents and higher ice agents so we can get border patrol at the help they need. i spoke to border patrol and they said the job is babysitting. as all they are doing. they said if they were just allowed to do their jobs, things would get better. make sure we are defunding these cities. why is that allowed to happen? we should not give one penny to sanctuary cities. they are giving money to illegal immigrants. we need to make sure they go back to

a whistle blower special agent from the irs has come forward to allege that joe biden was getting special treatment and special protection in the agency's investigation of his son hunter. the whistle blower's lawyer appeared on special report tonight. >> he's not a political person. he's not a social media person. he's not coming here with a political agenda. he has spotted and observed things that are done differently in this particular matter, which i can't identify. and he wants to talk about them and he believes that they were influenced by politics. >> laura: but that can't be because joe has sworn all along that there's no there there. now, remember, these are the so-called defenders of democracy. remember that? but in the end, of course, they're trashing our democratic systems and laying waste to our justice system all for their own political ends. it's gotten so bad that the legacy media that's always circled the wagons for biden family, well, they're actually covering this story. here's cbs. >> an attorney for an irs supervisor sent a letter to lawmakers today asking for whistle

andrew simmons has more now from belfast. >> joe biden has arrived in northern ireland with the express intent of congratulating the people of northern ireland on the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement, but there is not a celebratory atmosphere here, and that is because power-sharing, a central point of the agreement, is not in existence right now. that's because the democratic unionist party has boycotted the actual machine, the government machine which is sharing power between the unionists and the nationalists. will this be addressed? it is unlikely there will be any traction, any movement towards a settlement simply because the dup is absolutely adamant that it will not accept the trading arrangements, trading restrictions that are in place post-brexit, and furthermore, they are not impressed with the framework which was a new deal reached with the european union, which makes it easier to trade with the rest of the u.k. the dup is adamant it will not go forward on that, so will joe biden do something about this? he says he is not going to pressure them. there will be meet

joe biden has maxed out the nation's credit card. and now at this moment where the credit card is maxed out, joe biden has gone into hiding trying to run out the clock and create a debt crisis demanding not that we address the spending problem that maxed out the credit card, but believe it or not, joe biden is demanding that he get another card to go max out. no family in america would run their household that way. and frankly, i think when you look at the polls and see how low joe biden's numbers are, nobody in america thinks this is the responsible way for the commander in chief to lead this country. but if joe biden won't lead, house republicans will. that's why you will see us pass a bill this week to address the debt ceiling. but also at the same time to address the spending problem that brought us to this moment. i think people are hungry for this moment. they are hungry for this kind of leadership. you have seen it from speaker mccarthy, jodey arrington whose bill it is, to all of this on this leadership team who have been work

mary miller from illinois tweeted joe biden has had to evacuate four embassies in four years. adults are back in charge. world has been on fire since their disaster in afghanistan. pray for our country and the 16,000 americans biden left in sudan. echos of afghanistan here. the embassy in khartoum is closed and still thousands of people who might want to get out. >> first of all, my colleague is absolutely correct. she called it right down the middle, like we have seen. four embassies, not even in three years of a presidency and seems every time a story is the same, some stupid form letter goes out from the state department telling americans abroad hey, just like hunker down, shelter-in-place. meanwhile, we are evacuating state department personnel as opposed to having our military secure our embassy so americans can find safe haven to get out of the hot spots. last time i checked, we don't leave people behind but joe biden has now become an expert of doing this with antony blinken in charge of the state department. >> john: and during the trump administration they vowed they

he has a track record, and it's uglier than joe bayhart trying on brian's underpants.es, think about that, huh? no wonder his numbers suck. 70% of americans don't want him to run. there are doubts amongst his own party. he'll be 86 by the end of his second term. a man that age should retire and spend time with the grandkids. at least the ones he acknowledges. [laughter] >> greg: the fact is jimi hendrix will be 86 at the end of biden's term and he's aging better. [laughter] >> greg: but back to joe's video where the only thing grainier than the footage was the aderrol that they put into his pudding. >> this is not a time to be x-rays it. that's why i'm running for re-election. and this is our moment. if you're with me -- joe biden d.c. knocking. let's finish this job. i know we can. >> greg: let's finish the job. that's usually what a villain says before they kill the family. it's one of the worst slogans i've heard since bud light switched to the king of beers. what does it mean so far when doing his job brought us hyper inflation, never ending illegal great lakes, an

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. >> reporter: joe has been a season ticket holder for more than 20 years. he has collected plenty of souvenirs and many more memories tearing on the a's . he was optimistic there would be a way to keep them in oakland. >> it gave me a lot of hope that they would be staying. be devastating and somewhat the east bay in general, but definitely for oakland it will be a huge impact. >> reporter: the game has given into the needs of the business more than anything else. >> sports should be more about the sport and not all about the money. >> reporter: brandon jones showing off. it collected over the years and said his heart dropped when he found out that the a's were leaving. it was like losing a family member for him. >> all i can say is it is sad, upsetting. it is abomination to the baseball gods. to the veteran sportswriter dave newhouse that road a book , wrote the book about the city of oakland saying they have gone through more are breaks in any city in the country. they are losing one sport after the other. >> oakland in terms of his passion 40s teams but t

so clearly joe quiet when has one eye on his domestic politics when he's visiting island, both north and south as well. but for this particular president, the 2nd catholic president that there is, there is a strong affiliation and affinity with island his ancestors born. here he's making what you can always call the pilgrimage to county allows later today, because of the finnegan, families that are his ancestors. his great great grandfather own finnegan left the shores and went through american the 1840s. joe biden, coming back to this county, to pay respects to that part of the family. and later on in the visit he'll, he'll go to see the blue it outside of the family in county mayo, on the tarmac at dublin airport when he arrives around 3 p. m. local. today, the diplomacy was at the forefront. he met with the iris t shirt clear, veronica on the on the tarmac. you perhaps can see in the background as me blink and the secretary of state there as well. so if you talk about belfast being the political side of this view of this visit, we're now looking at the next 3 days, being the diplo

and joe biden has announced his reelection bid in 2024. campaign slogan -- let's finish the job. he is already the oldest president in american history. now to kenya, where police have discovered 89 bodies from shallow graves on land held by the leader of a religious cult. >> relatives who believe their loved ones may have been caught in this have come to look for them. she traveled to the kenyan coast from nairobi. her brothers disappeared after sailing their ancestral land. >> i've been trying to search at the morgue. we were waiting and hoping that they would be rescued. >> this man is looking for his daughter who disappeared for years ago. >> several people have been rescued. some, like this man, work weak and dehydrated. they are undergoing counseling. aid workers say they have registered more than 200 missing people. half of them children. >> we are shocked because initially, we thought these were local people, very poor people, but when we look at the records we are seeing today, we have international people. people from tanzania, p