joe biden at his desk. that is someone who is authentic. it's the reason he connects with people. he is having fun, this is not heavy lifting for joe biden. >> joeery well on joe biden and it reminded me so much of 2008 john mccain. >> help is on the way, help is on the way. joe biden, we need him. you hit play on your phone or whatever and there was uncle joe, grandpa joe biden talking in a way that i think americans want to hear. the person, the person of joe biden is a welcome entry into this race. >> tucker: every one of those people knew. again, we knew. we said so out loud not because we have some special entree into the secrets of the democratic party. we certainly don't, we hardly democratic party insiders but because we watched tv for 90 seconds and we saw we saw unmistakably the signs of dementia in joe biden. everyone of the people you just saw lied about what they knew. they had that fact from you and the rest of the country because they want to more power. but now, the game is over for joe biden's. he is just too white. so suddenly our media is admitting what we noted three years ago and that everyone knew that this was a scam. they

, joe, joe, joe, joe, joe >> you worried inflation might be sticky? overshoot, but it's tough. they have a tough job in getting it under control so we may either get close to a recession or have a full-blown recession so my question is, why isn't what we've already seen commensurate with what you see during recession? i mean, most stocks, if you just pick one, they're down about 30%, joe now i guess the question is, do they run up so much on the pandemic sort of, wow, we're always going to need chips we're always going to need zoom. we're always going to immediate these things do they run up that 30%'s not a lot? or is 30% about right about what we need to sell off for in a recession? >> joe, there's certainly been a ton of karcarnage as you descri. i don't think we're fully through this, because i don't think you've seen the leg down in earning expectations yet. that's why the second quarter of earn b earnings are going to be an important one. the numbers are going to be okay up mid single digits it will be far more important to hear the guidance the

joe biden's fault, it's not his fault he has dementia. the fact that joe biden is president is an indictment of the media and the democratic party, because they have known, not sure what they are telling you now. joe biden's decline, his full-blown senility has been obvious for more than three years. we noticed it and we are not doctors. by the way, we had no special animus towards joe biden, at all. but we watched it. we checked today. on may 14th, 2019. >> everyone paid to prognosticate on television still considers by the prohibitive front runner in the. he checked every box therefore he must get the nomination pair that is how they think because they are dumb. what they are leaving out of the equation is biden himself. watch this video and ask yourself, is joe biden really going to be the democratic nominee, much less president of the united states? >> tucker: keep in mind, we have not altered it in any way. this is entirely real. watch. >> vice president biden, do you have a comment on the chinese tariffs? >> the answer is yes i do. the president has done nothing but increase the tariffs, the debt, in the trade deficit. the way you have to proceed as we have to have our allies with us. it's n

joe concha. joe, with every drip, drip from the laptop, doesn't the story become less of hunter biden story and more of joeell, exactly, todd. it is pretty obvious hunter biden was involved in shady stuff and possibly illegal activity, which is why there is a federal investigation going on. the question, did the president profit off business dealings? is it compromised by the chinese, russians or others? there will be hearings, investigations into hunter biden, jame biden, the pet's brother and joe biden himself. i think we'll have to wait to november to -- maybe not november, until next congress is sworn in in early 2023 to get answers. s it's a drip, drip, drip situation from this laptop. i want that memory in my laptop at this point. >> todd: most robust laptop ever. >> carley: joe, the "washington post" changed the headline of the cnn op ed. it read forget pronounces, democrats need to become the party of building things. the "washington post" dropped forget pronounce, only democrats need to become the party of building things. buttigieg's husband posted a tweet addressing someone by the name pronoun t

joe is being joe. joining us, the "wall street journal" i'd tore at large, gerri baker. you wrote about this. this is not joe being old, it's joe biden being joe biden. >> the answer they give, joe biden is as sharp as he's ever been. my answer is, that's the problem. throughout his career on all of the big issues, he's changed his mind almost. he repudiated the most memorable positions throughout his political career. he was for the crime bill, he was for welfare reform, he was for the iraq war. brian: basically pro-life. >> he followed bill clinton and the new democrats in the 1990s and the early 2000s. this is nothing to do with joe biden's age. if he served another term he would be 86. i accept that's a concern. the mistakes he's making in his presidency is not the product of a mind that's seen better days. his mind has not seen better days. brian: he had the joe manchins of the world, and krysten sinema. but he seems to be in love with the left wing of his party. he's determined to pivot to the left wing. >> he followed the party. he didn't lead, joe biden. obama took a stand on the iraq war or obamacar

above all, barack obama, barack obama knew perfectly well that joe biden was barack obama spent eight years making joe biden and degrading joe biden because joe biden has no dignity. >> he putn up with . but obama knew that biden wasn't fit to be president and that matters because obama is and has always been the person actually running the democratic party. >> and of course,ty the media knew they knew perfectly well, but they lied from day one . they lied here. they are telling us during the campaign that joe biden actually shut up juste is perfectly fine. >> well, he just decided to bypass the primaries and go right to the main event and kind of consign everybody. e so the kiddy table to joe bidenv at hisin best. is that is someone who isth authentic and isat the reason he connects with people. he is having fun. this is not heavy lifting for for joe biden. joe biden never gave up on joen biden and it reminded me so much of 2008 john mccain. >>el look, help is on the way. help is on the way. joe biden, we need him. you know, you play on your phone or whatever . and there's uncle joe , grandpa joe biden talking in a way that

joe, but the long board shorts are for kids. and i think my husband looks pretty nice in them too. you do you. >> joeeigh: we will have to ask our producers about that. back in the day, i am told. okay. no speedo scary now, no. no one wants to see that. i see men walking down, and i am officially grossed out. >> emily: maybe it is the italian in me. i love it. it is so awesome. everyone is themselves. it is a different connotation. just amazing. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪♪ >> last but not least, there's a new alternative to 4th of july fireworks, drones that can simulate fireworks. axios reports they are especially appealing out west where sparks can cause catastrophic wildfires. the handful of companies that operate drone light shows say they have been totally booked for months. i don't know, i like the fireworks. >> i like the fireworks too, i don't hate the drone light show but something about firework. >> i degree, and emily, i agree the noise and the pop of fireworks but you say drones are loud, too. >> animals hate them both. i will say you guys know i used to work on a cou

joe to come with him. >> so, joe goes, i can't walk. and he goes, while i want to see you hopping. hop, hop, hop. and then all i heard was joease don't do it. and i saw the fire. >> please don't do it? >> he said please don't do it. >> joe did? >> yes. i thought he was talking about the fight. but i guess he was talking about him shooting him. or stabbing him. >> it was a horrifying story. and if she's faking this for some reason, it's pretty elaborate. >> and she's doing a good job at it. she's quite an actress if she's not telling the truth. >> kay's daughter christine it was there when the q&a at the police station was over. >> we went back to my house and she didn't really see much. she was just quiet. i think she was just letting it all sink in. >> now police were trying to determine whether the evidence matched kay's story. >> coming up -- kay tells her story to us. and this one is really strange. >> he started taunting us. they're coming for me. i'm going to kill you. >> when "dateline" continues. in a 21 month study, scientists proved that rid- x reduces up to 20% of waste build up every month. take the pressure off

joe manchin. a lot of joe's today. joe biden, and joe manchin and joe scarborough. anchin and they'll allow the senate to tussle and figure out what they want to do when it comes to reconciliation. but you're right, there is ape lot of frustration continuing to build and it is going to continue to build until there is some kind of bill. and that includes in the white house. there are people around the administration who are saying why do you keep blocking what we are attempting to do and also it is the fits and starts. it is not just that there was just one i'm not going to sign this. they feel very much like this is lucy with the football, right, that over and over this administration and the democrats overall are having something going with joe manchin that is just not coming. and so whether or not joe biden is going to lean on and call his friend joe manchin to say let us know, we'll sign anything you want at this point, but that is something that we'll definitely be asking karine jean-pierre during the press briefing later today. >> politico eugene daniels, life

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ja5on roy, joe root and ——joe root against india at the oval. ja5on roy, joees have all gone for nothing. india won the toss and it seems they've made a good decision to put england in to bat first. there is live coverage on bbc radio five sports extra. ireland avenged their defeat by the maori all blacks a fortnight ago with an impressive 30—24 win in wellington. despite a slippery ball that led to numerous handling errors, the teams served up an entertaining conte5t. jordan larmour touched down twice during the match, this his second, which sealed the victory and what should be a morale—boosting win before ireland's 5erie5 decider against the all blacks this weekend. england will find out who they will face in the quarterfinals of the women's euros later, as spain and germany go head—to—head in group b this evening. the lione55e5 secured a record—breaking 8—0 victory over norway in brighton last night — a record in the both the men's and women's game at this tournament. it means the lione55e5 qualify with a game to spare ahead of their fnial group match agai

joe concha joins us now, joe, louisiana senator bill cassidy had a good tweet, americans are paying over $100 more per month from pe-son to fill up their gas tank than when biden took office. too early to do a victory dance on gas prices, typo or not. >> joet. you are looking at $4.50 on gas prices, nearly double from when he took office. it would be good idea to play the record player at night to your children before they go to bed. a president timex watch in a digital world and i doubt he is writing his own tweet. i will not go nuts over edit button on twitter, there should be an edit button. they say the gas prices are putin's faults, putin price drop now apparently. "washington post," full band of cargo ship ment dltment looking at september or october having $6 per gallon or higher this fall. the white house can't go back and blame putin again. yeah, keep the interns you hava the president's twitter feed, it only leads to talking about this stuff. >> todd: they keep trying to drive this point home and don't realize when people pay for their gas, the number is way higher than it was last years. all this is noise whether spelled properly or not. guest essay published by the "new york times" says kamala harris is stuck, hampered by mr.

joe concha joins us. joe, flip this, if this was lauren lauren boebert, the journalism would have been spot on and they would have found the discrepancy, why is the media intent on propping up ilhan omar and aoc? >> joebecause a, they are afraid of them. on social media, aoc has more followers than anybody in congress by a country mile and any time she is criticized by any mainstream media outlet, she goes after them and her supporters, as well, and basically it is bullying to a certain extent. you would think a journalist would say, i don't care what is being said, i know what i saw and i can verify in this case that these lawmakers weren't arrested -- i'm sorry, weren't had cuffed and it is the truth and i have to go ahead with the truth. aoc is sizzle and no steak, all hat and no cattle. she fakes hands. she said it is best practice to put your hands behind your back when being handcuffed, of course you need handcuff to do this. aoc proceeded to fund raise off this, if you wonder about the performance and why she's doing this part. study after study shows aoc is one of the least productive members of congress and bottom line, the democratic party had weeks upon weeks to do something about this as

are turning on president biden in a big way as progressives unite behind this message don't run, joe. >> joe are completely damaged goods. there is a storm coming. >> i don't want a problem. >> will new details in the case of bodega worker who fatally stabbed a worker. he wanted to avoid conflict. >> he was going to beat this guy to death. jose alba had the right to defend himself. >> president biden leaving for the middle east tonight for his first visit to israel and saudi arabia. >> what

joe piscopo, host of the joe piscopo show. what an honor, what a pleasure. even members of his own family are questioning the other joe's, joe biden's ability to lead, his own party. there seems to be a lot of confusion. not only from the president. >> my husband and i were staying in delaware so we could be near the vice president-elect, the president-elect of the time. >> i want to thank vice president harris on the second gentleman for allowing us to join them. joining us. the basic fundamental notion. the fastest way to restore roe is to pass a national law codifying roe. 10 years old and she was forced to have to travel out of the state to indiana to seek to terminate the pregnancy and maybe save her life. >> raymond: terminate the presidency? your thoughts. >> i know that you are a jerry lewis fan. sam and sandra. we are going to do the jerry lewis movie. you remember. every time he couldn't pronounce a word. biden. every time i watch the president. [babbling] >> raymond: it's not just these confused moments. 54% of americans in an abc "washington post" poll thought biden lacked the mental sharpness to serve as pr

joe mansion was a hero by the way. i've been on panels for the last few months and every republican, i love joe mansion. joe mansion sticks to his principles and represents the people of west virginia. >> that's true. >> this is what democrats should be; right. the return of blue dog democrat. this is what the blue dog democrat came up with in conjunction with larry summers who told joe biden this, the american rescue act is too big and we heard recently janet yellen told biden as well it was about double the size it should have been. so there's targeted investment in climate for sure to make sure we're transitioning away from fossil fuels, but those taxes raised you can say the economy is contracting but there's been record profits for corporations in certain sectors and we got the numbers about oil and gas company. they can afford to pay more. people forget that there were presidents like bill clinton for instance that republicans also really enjoyed what was going on in the '90s and had a higher corporate tax rate than now, and that's joe mansion's point. they can afford to pay more. >> tomi, targeted in

. >> todd: joe concha here with his reaction to this latest list of reporters. joe, what is going on? >> joee campaign where joe biden does this whole, they gave me a list of reporters to call on thing over and over. you would think someone halfway confident would pull him to the side and say please stop giving that information about giving you a list. it just inspires zero confidence to see i guess still the leader of the free world act this way on a world stage where he looks surprised when he was asked, do you want to start taking questions and b, get out my list who was preapproved by my staff. many americans, even democrats shake their head and say, how did we get here? >> carley: hand holding on the world stage and yesterday i think a lot of people went oh, come on, you are right income to the leader in the middle east, got to rise to the occasion. white house is assessing karine jean-pierre. one white house reporter told fox news digital is the frustration is karine jean-pierre is by the book and that means unless your questions have some preprepared response in that book, you are pro

joe. john knows joe knows his soul john speaks joe's language now. i hope i just haven't destroyed your credibility john but but you you know and my brother values you a great deal and who specially value you if you really elevate and highlight and praise me. we was funny. i just talked to him. he didn't make he didn't make that point. oh, come on. he just assumed you would do it. actually exactly yeah. okay. we got a few more questions here to go. next one is a valerie. you've worked on local campaigns for a long time starting with joe's campaign for president us freshman class. what got you interested in political work and that comes from maggie anderson who calls herself a sister blue, hen. okay, go ahead is our for those of you. it's a delaware alma mater where the blue hands i would think we should well anyway up. i'll let that go what you asked me. how do i get in politics? was that the question? yeah. yeah. what got you into local work? yeah. plain and simple i was wherever he was gone. look when the time i opened my eyes he put his hand out an

joe? >> joe: wow, todd, if following this correctly, year and a half ago it was fine for joe biden to run t because the "new york times" endorsed him like every democratic candidate since 1956. 18 months later, he's too old to be there? there is campaign being run by democrats and going to allies of the "new york times" to persuade mr. biden not to run based on the poll numbers which are horrific. on inflation and the economy, on your handling of the border or your handling of gas prices, of course you will not want this guy to run again because it is a losing proposition. for joe biden, he's been profoundly dishonest and incomp hent and found his way up to the presidency despite this whole resume. it is democrats begging mr. biden not to run, the problem is there is no one behind him on the bench to fill that gap unless you consider gavin newsom or hillary clinton to fill in that gap. gavin newsom who runs california, one heck of a bumper sticker, i will turn america into what i turned california into. and hillary clinton only ran twice and lost. that is your option and it ain't good. s >

joe . but don't take my word for it. listen to joe biden himself because he said itt in twenty seventeen. take a listen. what worries me most and iht never thought i'd have to i make a speech or want to make this speech the almost drumbeat of denigration of the institutional structures that govern us is dangerous when you delegitimize the courts, you delegitimize the legislative body. it does raise a lot of question is does joe biden hold anyci real principles or valuespl othr than enriching himself,f, his family and going to delaware every other weekend? well, pretty much every weekend the country is falling apartrt.d joe biden isen just totteringng along, doing whatever is a far left adviseeste tell them to do and it's now so bad even top democrats are voicing their concerns tonight according to a poll conducted by the ap cc, a vast majority of democrats 78% thinki this country, our country is headed in the wrong directionro under joe biden, that democrats is real clear politics averagehi has joe's approval under 38%, the lowest point in his presidency, by the way, that includes outlier polls that give him very pol high approval ratings that are notea real . former obama adviser david axelrod is now venting about joe biden even on fake news cnn. take a look. when the president got into those questions, gas prices q and inflation and abortion rights, wathere was a lot less f that certainty, a lot less of th

joe mayes joins us from there. joe, let's handicap force johnson is odds of making into the end of the day, and the end of the week. joe: in terms of making it through the end of the day, it is 50-50, perhaps are likely than not he is not prime minister by the end of the day. 1922 committee is meeting later, and they might decide to change the rules to allow another vote in johnson's premiership. it is likely he would lose that vote. he got 31 resignations over the last 24 hours from positions in his government or party. the authority has completely been stripped away from him at this point. he could say, i'm not going to face that vote. if he doesn't do that, maybe it is a vote next week, the writing is on the wall here. kriti: a vote perhaps next week, but i'm curious about the potential successors. who in a scenario of a no-confidence vote of potentially take his place? joe: you think the likes of rishi sunak, the chancellor who resigned last night. he has done himself favors by being the first to jump ship. there are others as well, the trade minister penny morton. ben wallace has done well, his handling of the war

and that's going to be important part of tomorrow's proceedings. ab joe, joe biden, and yeah, i laugh at signing what's on it as the jerusalem told dad, sorry, the jerusalem declaration, i'm sorry. and that's basically saying that the u. s. guarantees that you're wrong, or one of israel perceived enemies, it will not ever be able to be it to hold nuclear weapons. and now just how the a u. s. a going to follow through with that is unclear at this stage. of course, the iran nuclear agreement will be discussed here that something that israel doesn't favor very much, but that will also be discussed when the prep president hedge to saudi arabia on friday. it's something that he's pushing for, but whether or not it's able to be resuscitated remains to be seen. so the israelis really looking for a strengthening of security alliance with the u. s. and also for alliances with regional neighbors. and that's something that the president of the united states to, to, to promote, particularly in alliance with saudi arabia. we're not expecting any formal declarations on that. but we are expecting so

joe biden. absolutely loved joe biden, campaign for him, but joe biden has turned out to be every bit as bad as e. tim ryan saying "i don't know about this joe biden." >> do you want president joe biden to campaign for you? >> we will see, but the reality is i am the face of the campaign appeared >> will you invite president biden to campaign for you? >> we welcome everybody's support, but i will be the face of this campaign. >> really not answering if you want president biden on the campaign trail in ohio. i didn't hear an answer. >> my answer was i want to be the face of this campaign, and i don't want any distractions. so -- not one democrat out of the entire u.s. congress who was sort of interested in these debt issues of the american middle class? it turned out not to be tim ryan. he joins us tonight. i almost feel bad for me you want to point out what a fraud your opponent is, but i can't resist. shouldn't he be required to campaign with joe biden? >> in cleveland, joe biden was here today, and -- nowhere to be found, but you are right. the guy is a fraud. sided with illegal aliens over hi

joe -- guess what, joe biden said over and over again i never talked to hunter one time about my business dealing. well, there he is pictured, guess what, with kazakhstan oligarchs. hunter got money from them. here he and joe pictured with hunter's mexican business partners who hunter excoriated after he gave them all access in the world and wasn't making money from them and joe and hunter were also pictured together, oh, those are executives from burisma, and according to hunter's former business partner, joe was very well aware of what hunter was up to but yet joey continued to lie and continues to claim he never talked to hunter about any of these foreign business dealings. you may recall. >> mr. vice president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> i never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses, period. and what i will do is the same thing we did in our administration, i will be an absolute wall between personal and private in the government. >> do you stand by your statement that you did not discuss any of your son's overseas

joe manchin said last week he would not support that. progressives are fuming. >> [overlapping voices] >> the president's agenda, people like joe joe manchinesident's agenda. >> i don't know why senate majority leader chuck schumer still allows for joe manchin to be the chair of the energy committee. speak with this new plan with taxes and climate initiatives but senator manchin said he feared that any spending would make record inflation worse. >> senator manchin is absolutely right to be worried about inflation after the friday report. that means we will need to do more. the feds will probably have larger increases in the future. it also means congress should be doing their part. >> carley: speaking of fox news sunday yesterday, white house economic advisor jad bernstein said this about the current inflation rate, listen. >> inflation which is unacceptably high and let's get that clear out of the gate went up 1.3% in june. it is very hard to conclude the recession, when you look at the job ratings that we have seen. it is tricky to look around the corner, and i'm not going to predict quarters down the road. >> but the american people do

joe biden in 2024. that's right, joe biden in 2024. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's right. forget joe, it's time for hunter.ands to reason there will be an improvement. there is a ton of reasons why hunter would make a great president. seriously, hunter cannot be blackmailed. what if some foreign agent approaches him and says mr. president, he would probably reply fine. >> do you have one from this angle? or this angle? how about this. >> they always have some things that keep them busy. thinking i didn't think kids could get any fatter. but instead of a first lady, they will have first ladies of the evening. how fun would it be to see them at the inauguration and short shorts and a belly shirt. while others are in the lincoln bedroom that is now the grotto. if anyone can, this guy can pay off the national debt. he could pump out 400 of those amounts, right out of his nose. he also knows accounting as well. prostitutes as a medical service? i need to switch doctors. and his advisors will want to be very specific but he can also tackle the drug crisis.

joe —— joe root has now gone for caught by rishabh pant and leipzig this is the state of play nearing the end of day two. india all out for a16. england 77—3 in reply, with yorkshire dquoe root and jonny bairstow at the crease, seeing out an awkward final hour after that long rain delay. there is a better forecast for the remainder of the test, though. full highlights are bbc four at 7pm. there was a dramatic finish on the second stage of the tour de france, with a crash less than two miles from the end catching out favourite tadej pogacar and chris froome. neither lost time. fabiojakobsen, the man picked ahead of mark cavendish, won the sprint as wout van aert moved into the leader's yellow jersey. the great british summer came out to play in qualifying for the british grand prix at silverstone. a soggy session saw a spaniard smiling as ferrari's carlos sainz weathered the damp conditions to claim the first pole position of his formula one career, ahead of championship leader max verstappen. lewis hamilton will start fifth. joeoutcome. while the rain it may be predictable, right now, this sport throws up surprises. max verstappen is the champion but this track is one man's manor. lewis hamilton won seven of the last eight british grand prix is but this year, he is off the pace. his team thought the ring to tell him but to qualify in fifth was his worst place here for eight years. hamilton's 98 points off the lead where verstappen is so consistent. the dutchman qualified second but few begrudge the man in front. colour science has raced in f1 for seven years. 150 grand prix, he had not once been on pole until now. the man from spain on top in the rain and while the skies could clear by tomorrow, this race is still tough to predict. before the rain came out, jamie chadwick continued her imperious form in the women's w series, with her fourth win in four races this season. the briton took the chequered flag more than 19 seconds ahead of her nearest rival after streaking clearfrom pole position and extending her

point is simply that you are right that more people are going to believe joe manchin then are going to believe joe biden because joe's really, really, poor and weekend joe manchin is really where a majority of americans are. >> where's kristen sinema? >> i don't think sinema -- let's see, if you have the president and you have senator schumer and you have the speaker and you have progressives, i think this is going to pass. and i think president biden -- putting the polls aside -- which i grant, the polls aren't great. if you look at these, go -- look at the american rescue plan, the infrastructure bill, the chips bill, to make stuff here, energy independence and the biggest climate bill, the bill to reduce medicare prices that is looking like a pretty good record and you know you run for office, to become president, to do stuff. and he's getting stuff done. >> jonah's right. this is where america's. but joe had to move that way. he wasn't there. he had to move. which joe, manchin or? biden >> joe manchin had to do. that >> manchin has been, there and manchin -- this out. manchin had to move a bit more to the cente

joe _ unacceptable. ultimately, though, joe biden - unacceptable. ultimately, | though, joetimately, - though, joe biden tinkered with though, joe biden tinkered with some immigration policies but then reverted them in many cases to those that were in place under the trump administration. doesn't that suggest a lack of direction as far as the administration is concerned on immigration policy? concerned on immigration oli ? , concerned on immigration oli ? ., ., ., ~' policy? there is a lot of work still to be — policy? there is a lot of work still to be done _ policy? there is a lot of work still to be done but _ policy? there is a lot of work still to be done but again, i policy? there is a lot of work| still to be done but again, we need to have a reasonable system. we need to treat people humanely and we need to get people documented quickly in this country and sending them all around on buses is not the way to do it. all around on buses is not the way to do it— way to do it. robin swanson, thank you — way to do it. robin swanson, thank you very _ way to do it. robin swan

joe manchin,. no matter what the democrats offered him, joe manchin was blocking all attempts, like an appalachian. it seemed joeen's agenda, very much like joe biden himself, was basically dead. but then last night, this happened. >> new tonight, democratic senators joe manchin and chuck schumer announcing a deal on a bill that was all but dead. >> you almost never see this in washington. you never see washington surprised like it is this morning. democratic senator joe manchin announced he has struck a deal with senate majority leader chuck schumer. this is a major piece of legislation that they say would pay down the national debt, cut healthcare costs, fight climate change, and battle inflation. >> it is the product of secret negotiations over a package that, until yesterday, appeared to be dead. two weeks after walking away from a climate deal, west virginia democrat joe manchin embraced one last night with a compromise dubbed "the inflation reduction act of 2022." >> trevor: i can't believe be it! joe manchin agreed to vote for a bill? which means democrats might actually get something done? ( cheers and a

joe flew his son to china where he cut deals. the biden family has made millions in china. it's been reported everywhere. and joe meets with hunter's business partners all the time. joeen has met at least 14 of hunter's business partners that we could find. here's an email from hunter admitting it, quote: i have brought every single person you have ever asked me to bring to the f'ing white house and the vice president's house and the inauguration and then you go completely silent. we have joe biden on tape knowing what his son is up to with the chinese. >> hey, pal, it's dad. it's 8:15 on wednesday night. if you get a chance, give me a call. nothing urgent. just want to talk to you. i thought the article, at least that has been online that's going to be printed tomorrow in the "times" was good. i think you're clear. >> jesse: we have emails saying joe was getting a 10% kick back from china's deal hold 10% for the big guy. hunter's business partners wanted to keep it all on the down low. remember? one of them said, quote: don't mention joe being involved. it's only when you are face to face. i know you know that but they are paranoid. so they called him the big guy. i

joe, guess what joe biden said over and over again, i never talk to one hundred one time about my business dealing well, there is pictured gas, what with kazakhstan oligarchs who got money from them. and here he and joe pictured with mexican business partners who are excoriatedrs after hean gave them all the access in the world and wasn't making money from them. and joe and hunter were also pictured together. oh, those are executives from verismo. and according to hunter's former business partner, tony bob linskey, joe waser very weln aware of what hunter was up to . but yet joique continued to lie and continues to claim he never talked to hunter about any of these farm business dealings. >> you may recall vice president, how many times have you ever spoken your son about his overseas and feeling? i've never spokenli my i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else inny ththe company or businessan experience. and what i will dodl is the same thing we did in our administration and that's through all between personal and private and our government stands by your statement that you did not discuss anyst ofer your son's overseas business rather than by that statementse now, in recent we

joe says we are not going to be in a recession means we are definitely going to be in a recession. that's besides the point. guys, joe is taking questions. so what if they are on zoom. and so what if there is probably a teleprompter above the screen? he is getting his swagger back. even today joe two events joe almost never does two events. in fact four days before joe had covid he had a total of one event. july 17th to the 20th, our president had one event going on. and now that he is sick, he is doing two events in a day. is this a strange covid side effect that fauci didn't tell us about and makes democratic presidents less lazy? we actually uncovered this video, too, of the president sneaking out of the white house last night to hit the club. ♪ >> jesse: slow down, joe, you just fell off your bike. you don't want to pull anything. making hunter jealous, the secret service won't let him go anywhere. seriously, what's this sudden change? we went from not seeing the president much at all to now not being able to avoid him. what's giving the president the sudden bolt of energy? is it the paxlovid? is it hydroxychloroquine? we don't know because we haven't heard from the president's doctor at all he is almost 80 and the president's doctor hasn't said a word to the press the ent

after joe. >> jim, you're looking for a pause, not a pivot a pivot implies that they're going to reverse policy and actually begin to lower rates. you want the pause, correct? >> you're right, joe joe, you're right, you're right. a pause, and i think you'll agree with me, but i shouldn't put words in your mouth. a pause meaning more peaking by the end of this year. >> agreed. >> disagree with me. i want to hear back from you, i think the market will gain a hell o'af a lot after that. >> i've got someone who's going to disagree with you right now. >> jim, i appreciate your continued bullishness and your rose colored glasses, which you never seem to take off, but the reality is that the jobs report shows incrementally slowing. the it's still at at a ridiculously high level, and i'll give you, th that, but it'o to start somewhere to come down. markets are directional, number one. number two, the economy doesn't turn on a dime the fed doesn't stop or lower their rate of tightening, and all of a sudden the market snaps back it's just not real world never has been and never will be, and you're coming off what your benchmark -- >> let me address this. >> let me finish -- jim, let me finis

know that a lot of you republicans when you hear me talk, you say we don't like joe because joe was a conservative and now joeconservative and it makes us angry that he's still a conservative. >> joe scarborough. >> it makes us angry. so we won't listen to him. so if you don't want to listen to me because i humiliate you, because i still am a conservative. >> joe -- >> and you shamed yourself by becoming a big spending socialist for donald trump, read the "wall street journal" editorial page today. they will tell you, they will tell you that donald trump is going to lose your senate majority again if you don't take control of your party. >> okay. >> i don't know how many times i could tell you. unlike the guy in the 1970s midas ads. you could pay me now or you could pay me later. >> or a disadvantage into an advantage. >> that is another one. that is -- >> go ahead, willie. >> we should tell workers we're still workshoping j.d. vance impersonation. this is just a first pass. we'll get there. we'll get there. >> willie, it is always, my default is terrance and philip. hey, betty, what is wrong with you. what i

joe joe manchin this weekend on sunday. let's talk about the veterans legislation with jon stuart. this is a packet act. host of apple tv plus. the host of jon stewart. welcome back to "special report." >> thank you so much for having me on to talk about it. >> listen. >> very important issue. >> bret: you have been advocate 9/11 first responders and now stepping up for veterans. you have think this is a matter of life and death. you have said it. >> i don't think it's a matter of life and death. it's a matter of life and death. the people, the brave vault i can't believe people went overseas and came home to burn pit toxins and other toxins. they are sick and dying. we have had friends of ours kate hendrix thomas wesley black that have advocated with us who have no longer with us hose diseases caught up to them and these are individuals that could have spent last precious moments with families and they still chose to go out and advocate for brothers and sisters so what happened to them would never happen to another soldier. i mean, it's up credibly heart breaking. this act would deal that and healthcare. it was blocked by republicans. >> correct. >> bret: here is how they explain it take a listener to senators thune and toomey. >> the white house democrats senate democrats screwed this up so the house had to pass it again. sent it back to the senate. what pat toomey is attempting to do is do something that should have been done the first time it passed in the senate and that is to fix the way this bill was funded in a way that makes the bill not only stronger but hopefully much more fiscally responsible. >> what it really comes down to it's about congress hiding behind an important veterans care bill a massive unrelated spending binge. >> bret: what do you say to that? i don't know what to say it's utter ridiculousness. don't take my word for it read the bill. there is nothing in the bill that indicates spending about any other issue but veterans health and funding and if there was, i would not have supported it. this is all about the language in the pact act is incredibly specific that all of the funding must be spent, even the toxic exposure fund, the language is explicit about what you can spend it for. so i don't understand you have got some republican senators saying well if you will switch to mandatory to discretionary then i will do it because they snuck it in as mandatory it's always been mandatory. the bill that passed the senate on june 16th, 84-14. not one word has been added to this bill that all these republicans suddenly voted against it. not one word. and when they passed it the first time the spending was mandatory and it's all about veterans healthcare. so i don't even understand what i want to say. what bucket did you spend the war. was that discretionary. mandatory. whatever bucket you used for the $6 trillion that prosecuted these wars and 60 billion to $70 billion a year that you spent as a slush fund called the oco, with no guardrails and no oversight, whatever bucket you spent out of those, that's what you would spend for veterans healthcare because i'm going to tell you this: this is the total cost of war. and you can't go out there and thune and toomey and all the other senators who voted for those trillions and trillions of dollars to send these men and women to war now suddenly say it's not fiscally responsible to spend the money to pay for the consequences of their service is outrageous and abdication of their responsibility. >> bret: you are pushing hard. i'm told it's going to come back up on monday. >> they are going to revote it. >> bret: may have a fix for it we will see. we will follow it. >> i really appreciate it. and we have got to get this done, man. lives depend on it. >> bret: jon stewart, thanks. >> thanks so much. >> bret: up next, a live report from kentucky where devastating flooding has resulted in the counties there. we will take you there live. feel the rush of performance at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. thanks for coming. feel now when it comesrmance to a financial plan this broker is your man. let's open your binders to page 188... uh carl, are there different planning options in here? 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it's tense. let's bring in our panel matthew continetti fellow at the american enterprise institute. morgan ortagus and tom bevan real clear politics co-founder and president. morgan, you know, this is standard fare for the chinese to saber rattle but it's a little more intense than usual. >> it is. i think they are only going to get more aggressive in their rhetoric. and in action. in the foreforeseeable future. this is a sea change for how china wants to be treated on the world stage. they have are a navy larger than the u.s. navy. they see themselves as a super power and they are going to demand the type of respect that they think a super power deserves on the world stage. we are not living in the 1990s or the post cold war era anymore. and i think that's important for the biden administration and politicians in washington to understand that. there is a new consensus. there is new powers for the chinese taiwan is existential to them. it's incredibly important for them to have control. they may and probably will be wig to fight for it at some point. the question for us, bret, is will we? >> bret: tom, this comes amid questions about the biden administration policy and this call between president biden and president xi. now, there is discrepancies on both sides about what they said. the two leaders. why not put out the transcript of the call as we saw with multiple foreign leaders transcripts that were leaked in the trump administration that would really solve it all, wouldn't it. >> i suppose it would but i don't expect that to happen. >> bret: yeah. >> by all accounts though it seems like a fairly tense conversation. they called it frank which can also be read as tennessee. --tense. xi has problems at home domestic issues on the economy covid and the like. this is a useful distraction for his people to be able to stand up to the united states and make these kinds of threats and have government rattle their saber this way. hopefully doesn't come to anything more than that. >> bret: matthew? >> you can't let the people republic of china particular at a time the travel itinerary to the house of representatives. i'm not in the habit of saying nancy pelosi is doing the right thing. in this case i support her decision. and if she backs down, if she doesn't go to taiwan now, it will be capitulation to our greatest adversary in the indo-pacific. >> bret: meantime, there is this debate over the reconciliation between. counting rule maker into tax politics a panel of unelected accountants in suburban connecticut play outside role in shaping tax policy for the largest corporations under a provision inside the democrats sweeping tax climate and healthcare bill. there is all kind of pushbacks into the devil of the details here morgan. bought line we don't know if they have the votes yet. we don't know how kyrsten sinema is going to vote and ask senator manchin a bunch of things on "fox news sunday." >> i can't wait to see that interview. that's going to be amazing. when i talk to republicans in the senate, i haven't seen them this furious. another senator especially at manchin over the past year and a half. they feel next week. parliamentarian. make sure passed to see if this gets through. so, there is going to be a lot of back and forth next week. i think they are looking at political options against manchin in west virginia. they are going to see full-court press from republicans in the senate next week to not let this get through. >> bret: the more you look at this bill the worst it gets, bret. that's why schumer is trying to rush it through. i think if kyrsten sinema she is going to find it's not going to tamp down inflation. spend more money in inflationary period and the tax piece is a total myth. >> bret: not just sinema. you have mark kelly in arizona. maggie hassan in new hampshire. these are vulnerable senators up for re-election. you have cortez masto in nevada. tom? >> yeah, no. it's going to be a tough vote for them and certainly the orwellian nature of the naming of the legislation, reduction of inflation. >> might acuraly reduction of admissions act given how much this is requesting to climate change. look, i agree with matthew. this is going to be a tough vote. i think it's going to be close. there is going to be immense amount on kyrsten sinema to get on board with this. we will see what she decide to do. >> bret: fascinating element do this if democrat have the votes because there are people out there. are people with covid. there are people out of the senate. they may have people rolling in on gurneys, you know, in biosuits to make these votes. all right. winners and loser. >> i don't think it's the first time the senate gets rolled in way. winner beyonce she is out with seventh album. congrats to her. loser of the week brian deese biden's economic adviser trying to redefine the word recession. i will try that in the next administration myself. that's a good tactic. >> bret: matthew winner and loser. >> republican congressional baseball team they faced down climate protesters. they have faced down a rain delay and faced down the democrats and won 10-0. a blow-out. my loser is the pga tour. they are coming under a scrutiny doj antitrust investigation now pro-am that's a success with trump and sir charles against them. >> bret: it's the liv tour. >> chuck schumer after months of frustration. some would say humiliation he finally got his guy in joeget his kyrsten sinema. media along the same lines at morgan they way they declowned themselves all week long. associated press, "the washington post," "new york times," trying to redefine a 50 year term in service to this administration was just -- was just an abomination. >> bret: say it slowly, recession. all right. panel. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: it is friday and you know what that means time for "notable quotables." >> some people may choose to focus on the past, but elections are about the future. >> we are just getting ready for an incredible comeback, a comeback that we have no choice to but to make do you think the doj is making a case against top officials tied to january 6th? >> i can't know that bret i don't think we would have been subpoenaed unless they are. >> we pursue justice without fear or favor. >> we have two tier system of justice. american public can't trust the fbi. >> you can't be pro-insurrection and pro-american. >> to offer a trade like this is a dangerous pr

joe biden. keep in your closet in florida and joe biden will blame you for school shootings. that's how it works. you see it everywhere. at the same woman, doj is investigating a former president for saying things joeen didn't like, that same doj is apparently hiding evidence of criminal activity by joe biden's son hunter. the latest evidence is from senator chuck grassley of iowa. grassley's office has received whistle-blower complaint within the fbi. those complaints reveal efforts to "improperly discredit negative hunter biden information as disinformation, there by causing investigative activity to cease." call it russian disinformation and the investigation into whatever hunter biden did. the words of chuck grassley, the allegations provided to my office appeared to indicate that there was scheme in place among certain fbi officials to undermine derogatory information connected to hunter biden by falsely suggesting it was disinformation. in other words, not only did they not consider charging the president's son. they actively lied to the public about the nature of his crimes. to some extent we saw this play out in public. 50 former intelligence officials at the highest level. jim clapper, mik

point is simply that you're right, that more people are going to believe joe manchin than are going to believe joe biden because joelly poor and weak and joe manchin is really where the majority of americans are. >> where is sinema? >> if you have the president and senator schumer and the speaker and progressives, i think this is going to pass. putting the polls aside, which i grant the polls aren't great, if you look at if these go through, you look at the american rescue plan, the infrastructure bill, energy independence in the biggest climate bill, the bill to reduce medicare prices, that's looking like a pretty good record. you run for office to become president to do stuff and he's getting stuff done. >> jonah's right. this is where america is. joe had to move that way. he wasn't there. >> manchin or biden? >> joe manchin had to move that way. i think joe biden has been there. he's let schumer and manchin duke this out but manchin had to move more to the center. the white house knew it was going to be reduced a good bit. the progressive caucus knew this was going to be reduced a bit. the question i've got now

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