joe or bike. joe or bike? bike training wheels. they say joe, bike. ey are right, you are wrong. >> deb getting killed. >> safety is not an invanes before joe biden. kennedy: here's the second to the last one. which came first: joe biden or the moscow mule? thirsty thursday. joe biden or the moscow mule. it's a cop mug with ginger beer, vodka or gin, and lime juice. you guys both say mule, you say joe. you are right. inez, you are now two points behind tom. this is worth three points and anyone can win. anyone but larry sharp with win. three point question: which came first, joe biden or the gas grill? joe or gas? joe or gas? inez says joe. tom says joe. larry says gas. tom wins. even with that, larry, tom beat you by a point much the gas grill invented in 1939. see, if it was five points, i would have won. kennedy: but that's a communist thing asking for more than you deserve, larry. >> he wants his point given. >> i want my points given back from joe biden. as that is all. kennedy: yeah, too bad. all right, thank you so much, larry, inez, and tom. to

we need more as just to say more joe, joe, joe, not wall. so the people who are bringing weapons, you know, maybe it's time for the warehouse all the way off with that is what we're seeing. but this must have but definitely in this part of the world, we are not food. all these the mix, the best things for that to come to us to realize that the questions and comments at the end of the day, you are left on your own. because when people are what is better, can i ask him very quickly about something that you mentioned before? the fact that this conflict is having the rest of the world, and there are many express how warning about the growing danger, not hunger in developing countries because of the rising fuel and for the prices are prompted by the, by the sections. western sanctions against russia isn't that also to some extent, a sign of supremacy when a 2nd part of the world can decide that everybody else can suffer because of his decision to penalize that's a rush or somebody else. isn't that the very essence, if you will, of apartheid or fa

joe? >> joe: yeah. >> tyrus: what are we going to do with that? they can't afford streaming service. wow. >> joethousand. >> joe: and they're partying in u-haul vance, this is not good for the young people. this is not. this is something you would expect from a guy my age who i might be living in a u-haul van. >> tyrus: it kind of changes the whole in a van down by the river right a sass san. >> katie: i think it's less expensive than paying nine bucks a month for netflix. i think they find new things to do because they're board. a u-haul is 50 bucks an hour and takeout is $200 for takeout come on >> kat: some of it i didn't buy. the people said we save money by ordering takeout at chilly's and renting a u-haul and eating in the parking lavement. you could have saved more by eating it at chillies. they make more money by the mile so if you don't go anywhere you don't pay that much. they're going to raise prices as soon as they find out people are using them to eat snacks and do sex. >> tyrus: i mean. >> is that what you do in a u-haul kat? >> kat: that's what they do. >> joe: do they steam clean

by rudy giuliani and steve bannon to cook up dirt on joe biden looks like a disinformation campaign. >> ashley: joe concha is live this morning, joethat is one way to get a job at the white house. >> joe: great point. quid quo pro from joe. say that fast five times. i wonder how jeremy bash came to that conclusion about a laptop they had never seen or analyzed. has he apologized for getting that wrong? how did the fbi know this was russian disinformation and they ran to facebook and said don't run this story, unless they were weaponizing it to win an election, just coming to a logical conclusion. >> todd: msnbc is where you go after, not before. it is a circle. >> joe: jen psaki negotiated a deal with msnbc, and symone san sanders, spokesperson per kamala harris went to msnbc and other examples, of this revolving door you speak of. >> ashley: biden will address on thursday. i guess we're going to go to this to the white house is backing him up on that comment. take a listen and get your take on it. >> look at definition of fascism and you think about what they are doing in attacking our democracy, what they are doing and taking aw

joe concha joins us to react. the guy who wrote this, joe allen, i consider a sharp shooter. joeiden has orseen threats to the country during his time in office. >> joe: todd, it is incredible, some insist it is not about results and numbers and things people feel on the ground, it is a matter of flawed messaging. if they could communicate better, the president's approval rating wouldn't be lower than any president polling if things were going well and mike allen should explain why do polls consistently show almost 90% of voters believe this country is heading in the wrong direction. how does one spin skyrocketing violent crime across the country in a more positive light? what sort of communication plan should be used to explain four million migrants will pass through this country illegally while this president is in office and all the fentanyl coming with it and how does one spin enemies in afghanistan and china be more embolden than ever before? you can't change what people feel and spin from the white house that most americans do not trust on messaging. >> carley: politifact s

joe when 574 riots broke out and thousands of cops pelted bricks, rocks, molotov cocktails and dozens of americans, where was he then? is this what joe biden means when he talks about the battle for the soul of the nation calling the nation fascist, letting lunatics in his party set the agenda and stand by as democrats attacks, smear, slander republicans? who is missing at this event in pennsylvania? where was john fetterman? lazy bernie sanders brat that never worked a real job in his life that likes to look tough and wants nothing to do with biden. he will have four opportunities to be with joe, looks like he won't show up once and he said he won't debate doctor oz. ask yourself where was joe biden when remarks like this coming out of the mouths of his colleagues, prominent democrats, joe, where were you then? where was your soul of the nation then? take a look. >> you cannot be civil with political party that wants to destroy what you stand for. >> president biden: do you want to be the sign of dr. king or george wallace? the side of john lewis, or bo connor, abraham lincoln or jefferson davis. >> sadly domestic enemy to our voting system and our honoring our constitution are right at 1600 pennsylvania avenue with their allies in the congress. >> maga republicans threaten economic security, threat to our very democracy. >> joe, that is the soul of your party, you are going to lecture us on the soul of the nation? where is your soul standing up to your party? are when will we hear you hold your own party or yourself accountable for the massive failures, wide-open border, cri

joe's got a joke. >> okay, joe. hey, joe. i've got a question for you.re you wearing a cubs hat? >> 2016 world champs. >> buddy. you're in a bar in philadelphia. i hope you brought security or a bat. you're going to get your ass kicked, man. >> you're welcome for kyle schwarber. i mean, come on. >> okay. i hope that's not your joke, buddy. [ laughter ] >> are you ready? >> yeah. give it to me. >> my penis was in the guinness book of world records. until a librarian asked me to take it out. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. this is a disney show. typical cubs fan. coming in with class. okay, we've got a great show for you tonight. from the smash hit global phenomenon everybody's talking about on apple tv plus "mythic quest" charlotte nicdao is here. we've got music from trombone shorty. and we will be right back with kumail nanjiani! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by adobe express. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> rob: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live"! i'm rob mcelhenney. tonight, from my show "mythic quest,"

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biden endorsing joe manchin at this time or joe manchin endorsing joeite for either of them. the best thing they can do for each other is not endorse each other. >> that's the political reality check we got this morning. to that point, jonathan, progressives, the original problem seems to be that democrats came in feeling that a 50/50 senate offered them a mandate for major massive legislation. and that has not proven to be numerically possible. but at the end of the day, joe manchin manchin and schumer put forward a bill cut in some areas and raise revenue and then dealing with the environment and lowering prescription drugs. our colleague had a column in "the washington post." he said is biden finally showing that you can govern from the middle? do you think that will translate to a rebound in the popularity given how damage it is with the president under 40%? >> yes. i think if he goes out and sells what he's doing. i think democrats have a real problem that we should have learned the one lesson from donald trump and the only lesson from donald trump

. > >> a new poll finds california voters do not want president joe joe biden jessica second term. g to the uc berkeley institute of studies, 60% of voters think bin should not write again, compared compared to 31% who the key would. when asked who they would would prefer to send run, goverr gavin newsom and senator bernies and senator bernie sanders top the list of 13%. vice president kamala harris came in second with 10%. 19% say they are stil. they are still undecided. > >> first alert weather now. a le look outside san jose. chief met chief meteorologist paul heggen is here with a look at the weekend for case. we finally mae it. >> temperatures, the usual spread we see on an august afternoon across the bay area. anywhere from the low 60s across across the coast to a mix of 60s 60s and 70s across the bay, 80s and 90s further inland. the hots are really hot. concord is 92 degrees. around the bay, there has been a nice breeze. the fog is still hanging out along the coast. if you are heading out tc on the square in redwood city, temperatures are little warmer. temperatures will be

joe concha joins us now, we want your reaction to what we just heard. >> joe: if you follow meathead's accounts -- the hunter biden story is nonexistent, it is like the 11th commandment i think the news lately, the fact bill maher has become the voice of reason for the democrats party speaks volumes ashley and todd. >> todd: you stole my meathead joke. no intellectual curiosity on the part of meathead? i read all the different options out there, msnbc, fox, read them all, reinner is not doing that? >> joeused intellectual with rob reinner and that is where i stopped listening. this is somebody who was an actor and now an activist and wanting to push a certain -- >> ashley: speaking of actors, actress sydney sweeney taking heat showing people wearing maga-like hats and blue lives matter shirt. the hat said make 60 great again, the actress tweeted in response, this is wild, innocent celebration for my mom's milestone 60th birthday turned into political statement, which was not the intention. much love to everybody, happy birthday, mom. do you think this is ridiculous people jumped on this? this is crazy. >> joe: this is nuts, this is the problem with social media, events are advertised and people say you are supporting police officers or a political party, how dare you do that at a party at your own home, right? we've come to the point supporting police officers who serve this country, i have friends that are cops, suddenly that is a bad thing and youment to teach your kids grow up to be

i have to say i'm more disappointed in the other joe, joe mansion, because we were rooting for you, joe. we were all rooting for you and now you're going to sell us out after standing in front of build back better and this is another version of that bill and just like most bills, it is name is the indication but it does the direct opposite. it'll have a statistically significant impact on inflation and raises taxes on everybody making less than $200,000 a year by $16 billion. people need to start asking who are these people working for because it is not the american people. kennedy: absolutely not and certainly not the american people who are struggling and having a miserable time in their personal economy and the white house is telling them that everything is great. this is the most economically successful president we've seen in 60 years. what does -- what do high taxes do to inflationary environment, spike? >> well, kennedy, it's very simple, the same advisers, economic advisers that told us that rampant spending in taxation would not lead to inflation and we weren't experiencing inf

well, joe biden, let's not forget was the democratic whip in the senate whipping up the senate in 2003 in support of the invasion of iraq. so it did joe biden commit a war crime to day? almost certainly, i mean, who did they kill the other day with an extra judicial assassination sabbath dire is that his name? who was supposed to leave the 2nd in command to a summer bin laden, they claim nevertheless, it your sang. we have the right to ply round the world and murder anyone we want. we're using drone attacks and using our surveillance and satellite imaging and blah, blah, you know, they killed our, our walk, his son, i believe you were the hell was he? i can't even remember, but was sitting in a cafe that's after they'd killed our wacky, who was a u. s. citizen living in some other country. he was a muslim though and, and, and, and so, so, and he had different ideas about it. so they just kill him. it used those tuesday meetings under obama. every single one of those meetings was a war crime. every one but and yet it still goes on and the drone attacks have gone on through trump and through and now through biting. and they go on, you k

joe biden reelection. she didn't think that joe biden could possibly run for another term take a look at this. >> should president joe biden run in 2024? >> it's too early to say that's the purpose of the democratic party to deal with that until after the midterms. >> i don't believe that he is running for reelection. >> hannity: does the congresswoman chino summing up the rest of us do not know? or is she just stating the obvious? it's a most impossible to find a single democrat not named joe biden willing to endorse a joe biden reelection campaign. democratic lawmakers. tim ryan, dean phillips, they are all snubbing joe biden in public. for him it should be humiliating the new inflation reduction act which is a joke is a blatant last-ditch effort to salvage what is left of his support from the democratic radical base. unfortunately for joe biden the american people there are two problems with this ploy, no level of green energy spending is ever to satisfy the desires of the climate alarmists religious cult and second the so-called inflation reduction act actually as we told you last night increases inflation in par

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joe dimaggio. she was suddenly on the front pages, so it did her a lot of favors because the studios could not brush her under the carpet. >> joe was in japan for the start of the baseball season. >> mrs. joeally supposed to be the star of this trip. >> it's clear the japanese people want to see her much more than dimaggio. >> and joe, he's the forgotten man, which is something in japan where baseball is so popular. >> joe dimaggio was quite old-fashioned in his beliefs. he wanted a nice old-fashioned wife, and, you know, he didn't get one. >> i was married when i was 18, stupidly, and i said, well, i'm not going to do any cooking or cleaning. i'm working. i got berated that i was not a real woman. >> it seems clear that joe dimaggio expected marilyn to stop working. it's less clear that marilyn ever had any intention of fulfilling that expectation. >> on their second day in tokyo, marilyn gets an unexpected offer. >> in 1954, the united states still has 330,000 troops in korea because they're concerned about containing the spread of the soviet sphere of influence. >> she was asked to entertain the troops, and she jumped at the opportunity. servicemen were a big part of making her a star,

joe biden and joe biden's family. it is a sickness. we have a supreme court justice's wife that wants to see joe biden and his family imprisoned off a barge off of -- >> speak of joe biden. joe biden is speaking right now. >> yeah. let's go to him. >> -- but it is all good. it is really going to lower -- when you sit down at the kitchen table at end of the month, you'll be able to pay a hell of a lot more bills if you're paying less for medicaid. >> how worried are you about this situation if taiwan. china has a grip around the whole island now. >> i am, i'm not worried. but i'm concerned that the movement is much as they are. buttent do you think they're going to do anything. >> do you think it was -- for the speak tore go to taiwan. >> that was her decision. thank you. >> joe biden, at dover air force base talking about the success so far and he has a lot to brag about. got to tell you, joe, i mean this is an incredible time for a president that a lot of people underestimated. they underestimate this man every step of the way. >> well if you watch certain news works, they want you to know not that he made drug prices cheapers for senior

thank you very much joe. joe wilson reporting.r world heavyweight title fight in saudi arabia tomorrow night. usyk will be defending his wba, wbo and ibf titles 11 months after he upsetjoshua with a points win in london. ade adedoyin sent this report from jeddah. 0nce champion, now challenger, anthonyjoshua i've got to go and change the narrative. that's up to me. i'm the author of my own movie, so i can kind of change it. what gives you the confidence that this time round it will be different? because i've been in there with him before, i know his tricks, i know what he's doing, and i know what i have to do. standing in his way is this man, the fearsome and formidable 0leksandr usyk. eccentric, entertaining and an exceptional boxer who hasn't lost in 13 years. he outboxed and outfoxed joshua in their first fight last september. our new heavyweight champion of the world. in the last few months, though, he has been fighting on a different front. usyk there, back in ukraine, where he was part of the war effort, before being given sp

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joe biden when remarks like this were coming out of the mouths of his colleagues, prominent democrats? joe , where were you then? >> where was your soul of the nation then? take a look. you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about. do you want to be the side of dr. king or george wallace? driving the side of john lewis or bull connor on the side of abraham lincoln? or jefferson davis? this is a bunch of scumbags. this administration is behaving like a bunch of thugs and gangsters. sadly, the domestic enemies to our voting system and our honoring our constitution. all right. at 1600 pennsylvania avenue with their allies in the congress, the republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and economic security. >> they're a threat to our very democracy. joe , joe , that's the soul of your party. you're going to lecture us on the soul of the nation. where's your soul? standing up to your own party extremist. joe , when will we hear you? on thursday. are you going to hold your own party or yourself accountable for any of the massive failures, wide open borders, crippling forty year high of inflation, surging crime in every big city because your pals supported, defund, dismantle, no bail laws, record high gas prices you caused and a farm policy one disaster after another because what we also saw from biden earlier today was yet another election day conversion or election conversion, as we call it, on the issue of policing by is actually now trying to pretend that all of a sudden he wants to fund the police, that he stands behind law enforcement. okay, i hope he feels this way when he goes home, gets raided. take a look. when it comes to public safety to this nation, the answer is not defund the police. it's fund the police, fund the police

joe biden and joe biden nothing. did biden threaten president xi? he did not. intellectual property theft, unfair trade practices, treatment of the minority uighur community, no. joe lectured by president xi come in on the other way around. wreaking havoc on the economy already struggling. joe biden is doing nothing to deter any of china's aggression. instead he is trying to appease communist with tariff relief. why would you benefit china at this time. even tried to distance himself, deploying a u.s. missile test. beyond pathetic, it won't work and will probably incur more aggression as we go down the road. china is now prepping for possible invasion of taiwan before the 2024 election. he won't even pick up the phone and have a tough conversation with his old friend, president xi. our very own peter doocy asked about this. >> president biden has known him for decades. he has a lot of free time in the residence this week. >> he doesn't have free time. >> he can't pick up the phone and call? >> he's been working through his illness, quite frankly, peter, so that's a little bit insulting. >> it's not insulting -- >> it is. >> to say that someone is isolating by hims

joe won't. he will represent colorado. >> joe: i am joe o'dea. i'm not focused on political parties. >> bret: the race between michael bennet and joe o'dea. construction executive. he joins us now. joe, thanks for being here. >> joe: thanks for having me on. >> bret: you. yourself as not caring about political parties. tell me about how that pitch is the link so far. >> joe: i'm really running for working americans here in the united states and colorado and i'm working for small businesses. i'm running for middle class, single-parent. retirees. those of us that play by the rules. we have been paying for all of this technic and we need a voice in washington, dc. >> bret: you on your website say about the inflation reduction act, which is what the democrats called it, that michael bennet will do anything joe biden wants including passing a technic on working americans while the economy is in a recession. it goes on to get more specific asked about that on another network. take a listen to what he said. >> this is a guy that posted on facebook a picture of him and his wife madi depaul c

joe, joe has 100 in the checking account. he buys breakfast on his way to work paying for it with his debit card. joells later buys lunch and an afternoon cup of coffee. finally on his way home, he stops at the supermarket to buy groceries. the last purchase leaves joe's account overdrawn by $15. but rather than charge him one overdraft fee, his bank rearranges his purchases from highest to lowest, and charges him three overdraft fees. by clearing the highest purchases first, banks are able to get the overdraft quicker, thereby maximizing profits. >> trevor: goddam that is evil. bad enough that these billion dollar corporations are charging poor people overdraft fees but to make it worse they are manipulating the numbers to charge even more. yeah, the third purchase came before the first purchase, that is not how you count, all right. these banks are robbing people or they learn the numbers from star wars, it goes four, five, six, one, two, three, seven. that is just math, that is the math. >> 57bd this is another example of how corporations can commit crimes that none of us can, right because this i

joe. joe hasn't gotten nicer, he's gotten angrier. >> judge jeanine: dana, we talked about this yesterday. the whole idea of criticizing half the nation and basically saying that republicans, 73 million of them would vote for donald trump, maga this, maga not. planting a seed that any thing maga related is horrible and they're the most extreme threat to the democracy and freedom. saying he's not going to shy away from saying the truth. >> dana: the timing of this says to me -- the timing tomorrow night he's going to give the speech and telegraphing throughout august. pretty a sleepy month for news, everybody's on vacation. people aren't paying attention. it tomorrow night is a thursday night before labor day weekend, not like prime time viewing. i think this is a trial balloon by the staff to see if he can make this messaging stick. if he does, they'll try it's because they must have some sort of polling that tells them it works. but the poll doesn't matter and look at 2016. that was really a defining moment for hillary clinton and people wanted something new. if he is going to run again, you have to run on something new, even president trump. he had to go from make america great again to keep america great even though maga stuck, but there was a need to say i still have something new and i have something good coming. you have to stay tuned for the next thing. all they have is to be against the republicans and that might work if you want to make the election a choice between biden and the democrats versus b6 in the republicans rather than a referendum. >> judge jeanine: you know, harold, it kind of takes the target off of them and bad policies ended focuses on the republicans, but how do you fix the soul of the nation if you can't stop calling your opponents people names? >> harold: glad you're back, welcome back. couple of things come a of things. i listen to all the names that we call everybody. biden has been called a socialist, weak, senile, marxist, communist, one u.s. senator said he senile and he should resign. the victory has been called illegitimate. if we get sensitive about name calling, then politics is in the business you should be in. i expect the president to continue to say and support line order. this is what happens in the campaign and voters i think you're right, judge, dana, but voters at some point will ask what are you going to do for me going forward? i think democrats because they were the incumbents the other party will have to say this is what's we're going to do to displace you and make your life better. you said last week i was critical of charlie crest. not because i wanted him to apologize to ron desantis, but apologize to the voters because you want to lay out what you want to do to make life better for the voters. most of the things i hear republicans say are going to investigate hunter biden, january 6 over again, and investigate -- they want to investigate. some took an interesting fun thing to do, but i'm not sure it's a winning message. speech or can compare going after joeen like going off after voters. >> judge jeanine: that's the question for brian. one thing to go after joe biden who senile, and another thing saying we're trying to destroy maga republican in the country. >> brian: your short-term memory is very strong. i don't feel bad, never have. kim on the nowhere. i don't feel for them and i want to know what they did. >> greg: don't le they look grandfatherly? >> brian: that's not where i choose to give my free time. you put up a thing i almost forgot. they did the same thing. they both said i don't want ron desantis supporters to support me. i don't like you. then the governor says i don't want conservatives to stay here, i want you to go to florida. i've never heard anything like that. the president the day before yesterday comes out and says when it comes to republicans, maga republicans are basically irredeemable. i don't want any part of you and by the way i'm going to bring everybody together in front of independence hall tomorrow. sorry i

joe biden." but after all that he's accomplished lately, it's more like: joe biden(beeps) ( applause ) so it's a total turnaround for joe: he's more powerful than ever, full of mysterious dark energy, and nothing can stop him. except maybe his jacket, because here he is yesterday in kentucky, struggling with the wind to find the ol' mr. arm hole. it's right behind you, joe. c'mon joe, 110% you got it. put it all on the field. you can do it, buddy. no, he can't. is there a doctor in the house? there it is. that's the pocket. where is it? come on. you can do it! there's mr. arm hole. jacket back better! come on, baby, boom! ( applause ) heart racing. thankfully, that was the end of the president's accessory troubles, until two seconds later, when this happened: he's walkin', everything's cool, we recovered from the jacket oh! and there go the glasses! "who hit me? "who hit me? cmon, show your face, jack!pno ' pappy joe. jill? jill! come on, baby. let's do it. all right, this way. we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are ben stiller and d'arcy carden. but when we come back, space news! come on! come on, buddy!

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joe biden just saying here's a pan. joe, do you want a pan? i'm joe, my name is joe tuna and i got a pan. is president biden gaslighting everyone here, including environmentalists? he's a conservative environmentalist and founder and president of the american conservation coalition, benji backer. welcome back. >> thank you for having me. important topics ahead. kennedy: yeah, it's a lot of money and you thought some of the pandemic spending led to corruption and a lot of people saw when the programs first started. does this have the same issue attached to it? will there be, you know, a ton of so lind ragainis that get government funding but they're just skating off with our cash? >> well, look, i mean originally this package was supposed to be what they call build back better. it was trending towards the green new deal-type philosophy and instead of republicans coming up with an alternative, they kind of sat there and the reason we got a compromise that had some good stuff in it is because of joe mansion. republicans have to get to the table on these

joe was — cuts? i will be one of the critics that joe was talking _ cuts? i will be one of the critics that joets? i will be one of the critics that joe was talking about. i . cuts? i will be one of the critics i that joe was talking about. i think there _ that joe was talking about. i think there is_ that joe was talking about. i think there is a — that joe was talking about. i think there is a real problem with this. liz truse— there is a real problem with this. liz truss seems to be obsessed with the idea _ liz truss seems to be obsessed with the idea of— liz truss seems to be obsessed with the idea of tax cuts were instead she needs — the idea of tax cuts were instead she needs to be targeting help at businesses and individuals. we are talking _ businesses and individuals. we are talking about a mammoth cost for this, _ talking about a mammoth cost for this, £38— talking about a mammoth cost for this, £38 billion which could probably be better spent elsewhere. if probably be better spent elsewhere. if you _ probably be better spent elsewhere. if you cut _ probably be better spent elsewhere.

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joe biden story. >> it is. you know, and joe mentioned the question, like is he compromised? and look, i feel joee. he claims to be mr. family guy but he never asked his son about his business at thanksgiving dinner? and why in the world would a board want to give hunter a seat when he has no practical business experience? i think it's pretty obvious the intentions were to et get to his dad -- were to get to his dad, 10% for the big guys. these foreign companies were buying political access to the white house and with regards to hunter, i mean, i'm just completely baffled by the fact that he's still running around a free man. if the laptop reports are true which it seems like they are, where is the actual doj investigation into all of these business deals and at a bare minimum, at least into the tax issues. they're not there. why is this all being southwest under the rug -- being swept under the rug. dagen: the laptop exists. the laptop is hunter biden's and there is proof that joe biden, a voice mail proves that joe biden communicated with his son about his very business dealings. >> yep. dagen:

paul: alright joe joe?d kingdom politician for lifting the veil a little on how politicians let them pull them into these lockdowns. he admitted in a magazine interview this week british politicians did not ask hard enough questions about some of the font pandemic models put in front of them but did not think enough about enough costs associated when you talk about how politicians let science to shape them kudos to them for doing that. paul: all right jason. >> paul, a federal court has upheld a rule that says a day care workers in washington d.c. must have a college degree. it may be illegal to require this it does not make smart public policy. it will result in higher costs for daycare and fewer people going into that occupation. it's another unnecessarily occupational mandate that government should butt out. paul: costs will go up, dan? >> here is a hit to some of our oldest friends the dinosaurs. most kids love the idea of dinosaurs so what a thrill it is to be able to stare down and look at the actual

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joe frazier- — unbeatable! a third gold medal for joe frazier. the _ unbeatable! a third gold medal for joe frazier. played his part in making this the most successful championships for british gymnastics. emma wiggs again showed her dominance over her sport. already a ten time world champion and two—time paralympic champion, here she is winning her eighth european title. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. and from munich to rome, where there's been further medal success for great britain at the european aquatics championship. it was jack laugher and anthony harding who were celebrating, winning gold in the men's synchronised 3—metre springboard event. elsewhere, noah williams took silver in the men's 10m platform with teammate ben cutmore winning bronze. that's all we've got time for. loads more on the website and app. next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'm jane hill. and taking us through all the summer's releases is anna smith, who is back with me. good to see you, anna, and what have you been watching? all sorts. this week, we've got the

joe manchin has agreed. joe manchin, what the heck are you thinking? it has to do with coal. coal associations on the bill. this is from the west virginia coal association. joe manchin's home state. why support anything chuck schumer, joe biden, nancy pelosi or john kerry want for coal? that is what the people are asking joe manchin. why, why, why? it is incomprehensible, they say, by any minor will support the legislation. that is the impact of folks at home that joe manchin is not paying attention to at all. what is the money going to be used for? well, there is the climate slush funds. there are the sorts of things that joe biden ought to be familiar with. when he was vice president there was a thing called -- ways to government money. many projects. they will be loaded into this bill as well under the grand title of one big climate slush fund. then there are all these subsidies for electric vehicles. enter reach people. you earn up to $300,000 a year for family, full subsidy. electric vehicle costing $80,000. that is what we're looking at here. at a time when families are hurting, inflation is eating in the people's paychecks, people are concerned about