joe biden. joe biden is on your show. >> joe biden will be on the show at 8:00. there you go. i'll be on the show. have a great night. >> this is fox news coverage of president biden's farewell address to the nation from the oval office. good evening. i'm bret baier in washington. it's a time honored tradition. a president leaving office delivering final words about his administration. a bittersweet moment, but for america's 46th president, joe biden, the end of his term also signals the close to a 52 year washington career. he'd hoped it wouldn't end so soon. in five days, president biden hands back the world's most powerful office to the political rival who preceded him, and he leaves office with some of the lowest approval ratings of his presidency. let's go to senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich, live on the north lawn. good evening jacqui. >> good evening bret. president biden will tout his record and try to cement his legacy as transformative. the bigger challenge will our people are values that uphold it, are constantly being tested. ongoing debates about po

joe biden had been loosening it for months. give him the peace points. seven peace points for joeordan: guys, what the hell are peace points? >> it's the points you get for peace. and they go to donald trump! he's basically the president now. >> the president now is joe biden! this was all joe biden. >> jordan: hold on, i'm getting some breaking news. it sounds like the deal may be falling apart. >> like i was saying, this was all donald trump. he's basically the president right now. >> you're flip-flopping! you're flip-flopping! >> jordan: so you maintain that this was trump's deal, kosta? >> absolutely not. donald trump's not even close to being the president. he can't even win peace points yet. >> but he can lose peace points. and that means he's minus 26! >> jordan: what the [bleep] are peace points? >> think about them like a pickle jar. >> oh, come on! this entire deal is because of joe biden! >> hold on, i'm getting word the deal might be back on. >> joe biden's replacement, donald trump. you did it, big guy! congrats! >> you're pathetic, kosta. joe biden did this! hold on,

has joe biden indicated at all what - about that. has joeat he . about that. has joe biden indicated at all what he is going to do past 12, a little later when he's finished with the inauguration ceremony on monday? the inauguration ceremony on monda ? ~ ., , . monday? well, we do expect him to take a long _ monday? well, we do expect him to take a long vacation. _ monday? well, we do expect him to take a long vacation. he - monday? well, we do expect him to take a long vacation. he is - to take a long vacation. he is worked hard over the last four years. he has a number of vacation homes, one in delaware, he spends a lot of time in st croix in the us virgin islands. so i would expect them to take some time off. he has said going into his presidency that he was working on a book about inflection points of american history. i would expect them to go back to that end i also expect him to write a book the way that most past presidents do about their time in office, about their history, and to really sit down and reflect on the past four years,

that joe biden story is the most joe biden joe biden has ever joe bidened.plause] a rambling yarn boasting about a physical feat that could only have been accomplished by one of the little rascals. today, president biden was back in washington, where he gave a moving eulogy where he gave a moving eulogy at jimmy carter's funeral. the ceremony was a beautiful remembrance of a great american. and it was also a rare gathering of everyone in the marvel presidential universe. you got captain saxophone, madam popular vote, the invisible w.m.d., mr. netflix, when we harley, we quinn, stare-devil, dr. dumbass, and doug. it was a solemn occasion, which is why george w. bush greeted his presidential successor like this. and... belly bonk! "hey, what's up? what's up? what's up, 44? you're lucky this is a funeral, or that woulda been a sack tap." ting, right there. down in texas, we call that clearing the brush. one touching moment came when gerald ford's son read a eulogy written for jimmy carter by his father. ford actually wrote it many years ago, because, even thoug

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joe biden. we saw that despite joe biden saying there was a law between ... that they share the same law firm, they share the same cpa. the list goes on and on so joe biden was the person that would meet with these people that were wiring the biden family money and then days later , incremental payments would start coming from our adversarial countries into a series of shell accounts. this was a sophisticated scheme, it was always difficult to explain in a two-minute clip on conservative media but at the end of the day that book goes into detail, talks about who the people were, how much money they got, with the names of the different companies were that they wanted it through and according to whistle-blowers, the bidens never paid a penny in taxes on that. >> sean: how certain are you after all this investigative work, how certain are you that they got that alarming amount of money and who got the money and if they are saying they got the money, i would assume that they want to sue you and what do you say to the biden attorney and the family lawyers that migh

joe biden forcing joe biden sit there and listen to that. but me not holding back, especially considering bujoe biden a couple of hours before had just pardoned his entire family. his sister, his brother and others. so as joe biden heads and we saw joe biden knocking up a pot and applauding same with kamala harris. the personal interaction. i look like looked at. >> we're gonna win like never before. that's how trump measures everything is by winning. that's what he lives for. bill o'reilly and i in a special over the weekend talked a lot about. donald trump views america. and this goes to that golden age as me first said that at the very beginning of his remarks, what does donald trump look at america's times? he really harkens back believes when america was great was the 1950's 1960's america. just what one world war 2 america was expanding. america was the was expanding america was the strongest nation. the was the indispensable nation in the world. i look, i as we often do, i made a list of lines that jumped out at me. i tried to. >> sepa

and so this is something that very visibly was not something that joe biden was comfortable with, or dr. joe biden. in fact, on election day, it was very visible that dr. joe biden was upset about this by the fact of the outfits she chose. she wore a red pants suit on voting day, which is the color of the republican party varies to be the, the sound, the sound of special flight $46.00 is a, is crowding out of your reporting there for so just a short moment. we saw joe biden's helicopter fly biased, maybe some 4 or 500 meters away from where we are in this room to go with a vantage point on capitol hill and that marks the moment when joe biden exits, you know, the, the end of his career, the end of 50 years in public service. certainly the end of his presidency. and kimberly were learning also learned that even as in his last few minutes as president, he took another action which was to pardon several members of his family. what have you learned about that? yeah, that's right, 5 family members, siblings and spouses. joe, by the end, in the final 20 minutes of his presidency, he pardoned famil

>> jesse: joe biden. joe biden will be on the show at 8:00. >> greg: have a great night. >> bret: oh, greg, the harold cracks is not as it used to be. >> greg: i know, jaded. >> bret: thanks. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier with just five days to go before president-elect trump takes office. twos of his most important cabinet nominees undergo questions by senators. southern california firefighters report significant progress. still plenty of questions about the wildfire response and the preparation. new fox polls shows how the public feels about president biden and president-elect trump ahead of the inauguration. we will bring you that but, first breaking tonight 15 months after hamas terrorists massacred israelis and others in the worst such attack in the country's history, a cease-fire deal has been reached. hamas will release 33 hostages, some americans are expected to be freed. israel will reportedly release hundreds of palestinian prisoners. all of this happens just days before president-elect trum

what was that from joe biden? joe? >> this is who joe biden is. ankly hauls been an arrogant know it all doesn't know much about anything. failed upwards his whole life. wandered off group photos with all the leaders he knows so well during the g-7 in italy right before that debate where his brain turned to apple sauce in atlanta against donald trump in june, way back when that ended his political career and his presidency. and he never did, by the way, a year end press conference. so the fact that he is lecturing reporters while being such coward and can't take questions from them says everything you need to know about this presidency and this person, todd, carley. >> carley: he also just handed out the medal of freedom to several civilian recipients, including hillary clinton and george soros. you have got a great fox news op-ed where you wrote the oprah investigation of metals you get a medal and you get a medal not long after biden gave a blanket pardon to his son hunter are a repeatedly promising not do so devaluing the presidential medal of f

yes, joe biden will cive the obama and. yes, joe biden will give the eulogy _ obama and. give the eulogy for— obama and. yes, joe biden will give the eulogy forjimmy - give the eulogy forjimmy carter, we know that something thatjimmy carter asked him to do. all the living presidents will be there. it takes place at the national if here in washington. from there, jimmy carter's washington. from there, jimmy ca rter�*s casket washington. from there, jimmy carter's casket will travel back to plains, georgia, where he grew up. she will be laid to rest alongside his wife, who died at the age of 96. they work the longest presidential couple ever, they were married for 77 years. he was 100 when he died, an extraordinary life. more than 44 years of a life after being president of the united states, in which he accomplished so much in terms of his charitable work, his work with democracy around the world, his world with supporting elections and human rights around the world. i think that's one of the parts of his legacy people will focus on quite a lot. back in the 70s when he was

. >> and melania trump arriving at the white house if current president joe biden and joe biden over at the white house and those 2 meeting our those 4 rather meeting together right now behind closed doors. >> that expected to last about 20 minutes ctor so. and then after that. they will head up to the capitol. for the inauguration of donald j. trump, the 47th president, the united states. our coverage continues here with newsnation with newsnation politics. powered by the blake burman live from our studios here in washington. thanks for being with us on this historic day. and we thank you for being with us here on news nation. noon eastern time. 2 hours is when trump is set to be sworn in, temperatures well below freezing. it means for the e first time. >> in 40 years when reagan was sworn in and 85 the inauguration will be indoors. the ceremony held inside the capitol rotunda come noon today. it will be trump as president of the united states. a newsnation getting a states. a newsnation getting a sense of what he is expected a to say before the nation. at one point. cole, i return t

and that was the interesting thing of 4 years of joe joe biden. and his regime was the fact that any time these people opened up their mouse and i'm talking about blinking, and i'm talking about the spokesman and washington that appeared constantly on american televisions. these people showed directorates. and i think we're going to have another round of that, but again, the big question becomes, who's going to be pushy? oh and is, does it pro as a result, that was 1st time and office. how do you understanding that you didn't have then? and the baby will do some of the right things you happy with being criticizing tools, the gabbert is intelligence. pick a for you to ending on 7 of the 2 of the patriot act, allowing more and was wide chopping and fan is. you don't think that the jump will need to wirelessly wire. tap is in dire administration for any conspiracies against him. like the last time around with people like from bad. yeah. well that's the whole say the us government's been doing this ever since the george w bush. and they've been doing

joe biden got rich. yeah. okay, so how did he get rich? >> but if joe biden got rich, how did he get rich? >> does anybody understand how that happened? >> your question about joe biden's legacy and how he will be seen is he wrote a book extremely important because because i think it's not just republicans who are asking the question, is joe biden going to be looked back on fondly? democrats are, to one of those aspects of that is his decision to even be in the race. so we heard from joe biden this week in a washington post story, and she talked about nancy pelosi and her role in pushing biden out. she said, i've been thinking a lot about relationships. it's been on my mind a lot lately. she paused. we were friends for 50 years. it was disappointing. >> she threw him under a bus. what do you expect? >> well, yes, but i mean, maybe this is expecting too much from the first lady, but it seems like there is no reflection on joe biden. >> it wasn't. it wasn't. it wasn't what she did. it was the way she did it. listen, chuck schumer, hakeem jeffries were also pressuring joe biden to get out. but

and joe biden is sitting there, trump doesn't know that joe biden has s signed -- there is went your water. >> ainsley: it has a top on it. >> steve: doesn't know joe signed that pardon, pardoning his entire -- that water is warm. pardoning his entire family, trump didn't find out until later. busy day of news. we told you he was going to hit the ground running and he did, yesterday signed hundreds of executive actions live. probably went through 30 or 40 sharpies, he was handing them out to various leaders smchl actions. he promised he would do, he did. >> lawrence: biggest one declared national border emergency designating cartel and other organizations as foreign terrorist organizations and specially designated global terrorist and ended birth right citiz citizenship. >> brian: that will be challenged. pausing tiktok, we know that and discussed that. >> ainsley: tiktok ban. >> brian: jonathan turley saying, i don't know if he can do that, this was passed. we'll talk about that. and national emergency for drilling costs. he said, we will kil

you hit url a joe biden, joe biden, as we understand a very short time off to joe biden, was brief to buy his intelligence and security guys. off the he was brief to then send out an online comment saying, well them happy, new year, happy new year folks. i just, i just wonder why would you do that if you've just been brief, by your guy's telling you about his essential active terrors. many people are starting to call us as such. why would he then just go ahead and sweet online? happy new year folks? yeah, i think that happy new year greeting was probably already planned but, but uh, tragic to this type of thing. you knew to adjust that, that greeting, you'd still would send a new your greeting out at some point. right. but i think the attention needs to be focused on the tragic tragedy that's happening. and how this is disrupted. what typically is it a very joyous and uh, and welcoming experience, especially down in the, in the new orleans in the french quarter there. yeah, that is, it will. so that is chapter online. these people are saying they're showing pictures of open alleged bl

joe biden did put the border into a state of collapse. border crossings rose msnbc final reports under biden. joe concha is fired up on this and also, whether msnbc is only now reporting all that as joe biden is heading out the door. plus this story. >> have you spoken with any other cabinet members about implementing the 25th amendment on president biden? >> first of all i'm glad to have a president would can ride a bicycle. liz: remember that? pete buttigieg, right? always defending joe biden no matter what? he's now getting slammed on social media and twitter over a really inflated emp embellished blame. tonight steve forbes will take that on but first this. new details coming in on that terror attack in new orleans the suspect a u.s. citizen, army veteran, isis terrorist sympathizer and plowed a truck into a crowd in new orleans killing 14 injuring 35 and shot and injured two cops. the fbi had zero intelligence about him. he posted five videos on facebook saying he did want to kill americans. fox news brook taylor joins us live from houston, texas with more on this story. good to see you. rep

joe biden. joe biden is on your show. >> joe biden will be on the show at 8:00. there you go. >> this is fox

joe biden. we caught a quarter of $1 million that went from an influence peddling scheme with with joe's brother, jim biden, directly to joe biden's bank account, $40,000 from which was 10% of 400,000, which was the fee hunter got from a chinese deal. 10% for the big guy that went into joe biden's account. we found through the investigation that hunter biden was paying for all the accounting services for joe biden. we saw that that despite joe biden saying that there was a wall between the government and his life and his son, hunter, that they shared the same law firm, they shared the same cpa, the list goes on and on and on. so joe biden was the person that would meet with these people that were wiring the biden family money. and then days later, incremental payments would start coming from our adversarial countries into a series of shell accounts. this was a sophisticated financial scheme. it was always difficult to explain in a in a two minute clip on on conservative media. but at the end of the day, that book goes into detail. it talks about who the people were, how much money they got, what

biden's schedule -- joe biden schedule to joe biden's? irst time being a spokesperson to the supporting actor. but the report -- it and really tout it, happened was i confirmed her schedule which was public information, as you know. i can't lie about publicly available information. the truth was she was travelling quite a bit and if they didn't want her to be, then she should not have been travelling. but look, agent dogged the campaign from the very beginning. that was nothing new. and i think my boss, to his credit, was merely saying every time we are bragging about her aggressive schedule, it can come at a cost to the star of the show. >> so there was some reporting back in june, this was from axial's and they said this. biden's behaviour stunned many in the white house, in part because biden's closest aids, often led by joe biden's top aide, took steps early in the term to essentially rope off the president r with that your experience? you were there in the first two years, was the president roped off i people on your team, and joe bid

joe biden. on day one, joe biden declared war on american energy independence. -working americans are footing the bill. we are paying more for utilities , paying more at the pump, all of those energy costs continue to go up. we are having to rely on un-american energy. we must be the energy leader in the world. we know under president trump on day one we will unleash american energy independence. the hundreds of thousands of jobs that come from that, the billions of economic growth that come from those policies, we will get that done. we also have a catastrophic crime crisis. i can speak to that from a traditionally blue state like new york where we have seen democrats that control all levels of government, advocate for defunding the police, for failed ale reform which allows violent criminals to return back to our streets. we have a crime crisis in places like san francisco, new york city, other places across america. what the american people are seeing through is, at the same time as this catastrophic crime crisis, we are seeing the illegal weaponization of our

i don't know." [ laughter ] you think joe biden -- joe biden is controlled by big tech? light laughter ] the man's 82. every appliance in his house, guaranteed, is blinking 12:00. [ laughter ] and if joe biden was controlled by big tech, don't you think he would move a little faster than a tin man who hasn't been oiled in a while? [ laughter ] if someone is controlling him, they need a new remote control. "all right. now, move away from the lectern, no, turn left. no, turn -- i say -- no, don't go off screen. no, that's the rain forest. don't go into it." >> no, no, no, no, no. you lost. not a joke. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: also, may i remind you, you were the one, not joe biden, who had a billionaire tech mogul jumping around with you on stage. [ laughter ] like a golden retriever who snuck into a bounce house. [ laughter ] the point is trump insisting he would never be controlled by donors or big tech. in fact, you might recall that during the first campaign in 2016, he told everyone there was really only one adviser he would listen to. >> who are y

doug was holding her hand, too. >> steve: joe biden is talking about his partner, vice president. >> brian: that could be an important part. one thing is clear, joe biden is going out and trying to collect as much as he can in terms of wins. the "washington post," how quiet democratic party has been defending him. chris coons, joe scarborough, this is best version of joe biden, from that to zero. so i guess they're saying don't let the door hit you as you leave. >> lawrence: also his legacy, they used to say he was a nice, honest man. his legacy, he is not an honest person. >> brian: james comer's report. >> lawrence: exactly, lied about his relationship with his son and business dealings and said he wasn't going to pardon him and he did that. this is opportunity for bipartisanship, i am not suggesting he not be a politician and say i'm responsible for this deal that just happened between hamas and israel. but to look at the reporter and laugh it off and say, what do you think, oh, in a co condescending way? are you kidding me? >> ainsley: does trump deserve credit for the ceasefire? he said, is that a joke 1234 >> steve: jacqui heinrich asked th

>> jesse: joe biden. joeave a great night. >> bret: oh, greg, the harold cracks is not as it used

joe biden. and joe biden, couple of harris, the vice president as well. will be departing. capitol hill? imminently why we keep an eye on these pictures. and gentlemen, i do want to talk about what we just heard the inaugural address of donald trump. now the president no longer president, direct, you know, has his hands firmly on the steering wheel of the united states of america. he becomes, by the way, uh, also the commander in chief of the us armed forces at mark. what did you make of the speech over the top? for the classic, donald trump, a lot of talk, you know, a lot of colorful language things are beautiful bringing back the golden era of america is. i think it's the many americans, they would say it's pretty good right now. donald trump wants to take it to his next, trump in level of some type. for example, the, the panama canal is that in negotiation tactics, as is of many people that support him, say that dollars over the top rhetoric. that's just what he does. he's going to then negotiate with the panamanians and with the central america and fi

they both bought into the completely fraudulent concept that donald trump had beaten joe biden when joe biden beat donald trump by more than seven million votes. 306-232 in the electoral college and decisions repudiating any climb of electoral fraud and corruption that they had advanced in court. and eight or nine of those judges were appointed by donald trump himself. so, we have this definitive, absolute legal record refuting their big lie and yet, they want to appoint, as the attorney general of the united states and the fbi director, people who embrace the big lie and then embrace all of the lies to follow, including the lies about january 6th. >> and that is a like a very big dividing line, obviously, for someone like you. you're going to have to deal closely with them if they're confirmed to their positions as attorney general and fbi director. are you concerned that it's going to be difficult? >> sure, leave aside january 6th itself and the fact that our democracy came close to being overthrown, but their whole approach to the law and to facts is deeply profoundly troubling. do w

by the way, we keep saying joe biden. joe biden doesn't know where he is. machine behind joe biden that hates democracy, that hates the idea that americans can control their own future, they are the ones doing this on the way out the door. donald trump announced that federal workers will go back to the office because they work for you. everyone watching us at home tonight, they work for you. those federal workers, you pay their salaries. they need sho show up at appear an office. he's going to rip up those agreements that allows those workers to work at home. the federal workers are absolutely nothing. nothing at best. at worst, they're working against you and your family and your security. and he's going to say that you have to get back into the office and he's also going to say that workers who betrayed the trust of the american people are going to be fired. and in cases where they violated their rights and liberties of the american people, they're going to face accountability. they're going to face justice. we are going to restore representative governmen

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election, they both bought into the completely fraudulent concept that donald trump had beaten joe biden when joeiden beat trump by more than 7 million votes, 332-262 in the electoral college. and there are federal and state court decisions repudiating every claim of electoral fraud and corruption that they had advanced in court. end 8 or 9 of those judges were appointed by trouble himself. so we have this definitive, absolute legal record refuting their big lie and yet they want to appoint as the attorney general of the united states and the fbi director, people who embrace the big light alone and embrace all of the lies to follow, including the lies about january 6. >> that is a very big dividing line august -- for someone like you. you have to work closely with them if they are confirmed for their positions. are you concerned it's good to be difficult? >> i mean, leave aside just january 6 itself and the fact that our democracy came very close to being overthrown but their whole approach to the law is deeply profoundly troubling. do we want people in charge of the fbi and the department of jus

last 48 hours for the american people — last 48 hours for the american people and joe biden did in four— people and joed joe biden did in four ears. four years. mike johnson laying out some of— four years. mike johnson laying out some of the _ four years. mike johnson laying out some of the measures - four years. mike johnson laying out some of the measures that| out some of the measures that president trump has enacted in just a couple of days that he has been in office. promises he made on the campaign trail and we heard mikejohnson refer to some of these measures which president trump is describing as common—sense measures, relating to what are known as the el, diversity equity and inclusion measures here. we can talk a bit about what is involved. i am joined talk a bit about what is involved. iam joined by talk a bit about what is involved. i am joined by the director of the racialjustice programme at the american civil liberties union. we heard speak johnson say the president had restored merit—based hiring for the federal government and ended the radical gender ideological madness as he phrased i

. >> i felt my emotion when listening to peter reading the letter was sadness for joe joe biden. you can hear in the and length of the letter that this was a difficult to buy for him. not just from the letter that peter just wrote, that was just read to us, but also the exit interviews from joe biden. look at the exit interview of kamala harris. they knew that they had made a lot of mistakes, that the country is in a worse place. i think there is guilt. i feel that they have got guilt because of what has happened. whether it was afghanistan, the economy. i liked the words peace and prosperity, because the incoming administration has got a lot on their plate. i think it was very gracious of joe biden to wish him well, knowing what donald trump is -- and there's a lot happening right now globally, very disconcerting. >> you think about the timing of this. did he go from this f the oval office, writing it down, to his next signature being the pardons for his family members? >> it's all most impossible to imagine, right? i am going to ask a question that maybe i shouldn't be asking:

hold on the shipment of the more than 900 kilogram bombs, which was imposed by his predecessor, joe joe bidenw the weapons can kill or injure people, even if they're more than 300m away from the blast site. biden was concerned that they could be used in densely populated areas. a cnn analysis showed that israel used those weapons extensively in the early stages of the war. experts partly blame these bombs for the high death toll. well, thousands of displaced palestinians are anxiously waiting to return to their homes in gaza's war torn north. but they will have to wait. that's because israel has blocked palestinian civilians from entering northern gaza until hamas allows the release of arbel yehoud. israel says that she's a civilian who was kidnaped from her home during the october 7th attacks. hamas calls her a soldier. israel says that she should have been freed in yesterday's hostage release. after israel's order, many palestinians tried to cross into northern gaza. anyway. they ran for their lives as israeli troops opened fire. the israeli military says its soldiers fired some warning sho

he takes the oath of office, then they s corps, joe biden, pretty and in pretty soon asked about the s corps, joe biden, and the 1st lady jo button out of the capital. right. yeah. and they'll sort of, uh, i'm sure we'll have tv shots of that, but they will be driven away and he will no longer be president in the past. you know, there is this luncheon that takes place in the capital. many members of congress, calm and other dignitaries and so forth. and in the past, the former presidents who attend also attend that luncheon in this year, the 3 former presidents living former prizes and will be at the ceremony, have opted not to attend that luncheon. so that's another, uh perhaps it's a snob, perhaps it's just a break with tradition. while i haven't read a lot of explanation as to why that's, that's happening. but we certainly will see that the focus come full circle back to donald trump. uh, as soon as that uh is taken, but the, the winds picking up were starting to get some, some um, what is it ice and the ice and snow falling into the studio. but um, pretty, pretty soon after the swearing it. a

october 7 and the extended war that followed and that credit is unquestionably at the feet of joe biden. joepent four years undermining the state of israel, undermining the israeli government, when october 7 happened, joe biden, entire biden administration began daily pressing the government of israel, stop killing the terrorists, stop killing hamas, at every stage, the biden administration opposed israel's carrying out its stated objective of eliminating hamas. i don't know if a deal is going to happen or not. i do know that the reason hamas came to the table is because of donald trump, that he said there be hell to pay, if the hostages were not released and so my prayers are certainly that the hostages are released and released immediately, that the american hostages are released, that the israeli hostages are released but at the same time, i strongly and unequivocally support israel stated objective of completely eliminating hamas. that is an israel national security interest and it's in america's national security interest. stuart: mr. senator, you're working with texas congressman jodie

also, it is very hard to say that joe biden remember this. joe biden got very bad advice because, like he has in everything. hunter's life, he got bad advice on ukraine. he got bad advice that war should have never started. he got bad advice on israel. he got bad advice on the way he got out of afghanistan. we should have gotten out with strength and dignity. not not like a bunch of losers. joe biden has very bad advisers. somebody somebody advised joe biden to give pardons to everybody but him. they wanted to. take care of economy. yeah, but sean, they wanted to i don't care. >> they're yelling at me. >> this is more important because right now the economy is going to do great. >> i want to know. >> i'm here. so the economy. but you have to understand, he had bad advisers on on almost everything. it's like in the old days when the secretary of state said he never made a correct decision on foreign policy. joe biden got very bad advice. >> you've been through. you had two would be assassins. you came within a millimeter of losing your life in thi

this is more of joe biden being joe biden. >> brian: one guy being let out alwi, still had extremeists. al sharabi, they are looking into it still. this guy alatosh was involved with 9/11. when congress was briefed on this, mc caul said this was a bad thing. you want to get a high-profile american? you might be able to get them. >> don't negotiabte with terrorists. everybody should be extrao extraordinarily upset. despite fact we're transferring people to oman to be monitored, you will hear from them again or they will go back to activities that landed them in gitmo, deservedly so. this is another terrible message to international community about what it means to be a compromised president who is willing to let terrorists lose and not hold anybody to account for their actions. >> brian: and remember victor boot, how many people put their lives on the line and they quickly exchanged him for a basketball player. stop giving them humanitarian aid instead of giving them back their fighters, that might be a start. it is frustrating for us, it must be really frustrating for you after sacrifi

obviously, joe, joe biden right now is being criticized for many of his pardons, including his own son. why would they want to do something so, so reckless and really to basically almost normalize what happened that day, which i think all of us can agree was horrible. and susan wild is sitting there, and she was right in the middle of it all in a very, very distressful way. >> and, charlie, do you think that these rioters that these pardons for the rioters will come, as he has said on day one, is that what we're expecting? >> well, i well, donald trump's going to have a very busy day one. he said he's going to do a lot of things on day one. i'd be surprised if he actually pardoned any of these folks on day one. i suspect they will have to do a review, because if they are going to pardon people, there are a lot of people look at a lot of cases and i mean, i can't imagine they would pardon all these people. frankly, i don't think they should pardon any of them, but they're going to it's going to take some time. so i would not expect a whole lot of action on day one. >> charlie, thank you

and yet joe biden has talked _ wrong all the time. and yet joe the threat over the horizon. he talked about that when they withdrew from afghanistan and christopher reyes talked about that. isis linked to afghanistan, a few weeks ago donald trump said not our fight when we were talking about the collapse of the regime in syria, but we know that there is a resurgent isis group in syria and we also know what happens when a vacuum is left. do you think this perhaps changes the way donald trump will view foreign policy? idat will view foreign policy? not likel . will view foreign policy? not likely- and _ will view foreign policy? not likely. and partly _ will view foreign policy? iirrt likely. and partly because it is not likely we are going to see a direct connection either to afghanistan or syria. i don't know, but it's not the most likely scenario. these things will be shaped as politicians will shape them. i think it is the case that fighting counterterrorism over the horizon is much more difficult when you're not there, but these two incidents

they understand what they are doing, top economic advisor to joe biden and vice president joe biden is asked the documentary, what is it about money doing and why we borrow? >> some of the language and concepts are. and prints money and lends the money. they tell bones and people by the bonds so a lot of times the language and concepts, there's no question the government prints money and uses the money should -- i don't get it. i don't know what they are talking a little because the government clearly prints money all the time and clearly borrows otherwise we wouldn't be having this conversation so i don't think there's anything confusing. >> heard of digital currency, right? an attempt to control you the settlement admitted. >> it is absolute control and we determined the use and we have the technology. >> that's what they intend. we can make money great again and here's help. article one section ten. the state can make nothing other than the gold and silver coin legal in the state. do you want this? 1.6 million but it just and 75% voted for it. the chief financial officer issued a st

new york friendships. >> after knifing joe biden on "morning joe," and nancy pelosi went out and did s. what i am hearing from jill biden is that loyalty, personally, trumps the party and as an american, i don't want to hear that, actually. as an american american, i am, yeah, nancy is right. and she went publicly and meant behind closed door conversations weren't working. what it shows to me is the stubbornness of that biden duo -- jill and joe -- who obviously refused to a) see reality, and b) cease what the party and the american people wanting and c) didn't listen to their friend of 50 years, and nancy pelosi said friendship or party, i'm sorry. theswhile these are not my favos and i would invite to a dinner party, but it shows me that you should have been educated about the political system these 50 years, and not surprising that you were a big part of propping up the commander-in-chief while the american service members lost their lives. this end scene should have happened a long time ago. >> and the biden loyalty goes one way and listen to this about kamala harris. vice preside

when did you find out joe biden had pardoned his entire family? >> karoline: joe pardoned his entire family during president trump's speech so that president trump couldn't respond until later when joe biden was out of office and it is a disgrace joe biden did this on his way out the door. it is an admission of guilt. joe biden said he and his family did not commit crimes, yesterday's pardon prove he knew they were guilty and he wanted to protect them. we are looking forward and president trump will restore law and order in this country and ending weaponization of justice under biden and harris administration. >> brian: how does that play into president trump, anything to do with president trump pardoning j-6ers which is causing controversy this morning? >> karoline: i don't think it is causing controversy, it should come as no surprise he delivered day 1. there are people who have been held hostage as president trump said by the biden doj. their due process was denied, they were targeted by doj while doj turned a blind eye to real crim criminals, especially illeg

from vice president joe biden and president joe biden. host: on pardons, a discussion of pardons on the senate floor yesterday, specifically the pardons of those convicted of crimes in relation to january 6. this is from senate minority whip particular durbin on the senate floor about a minute and a half. >> the mob, the insurrectionist mob was taking over the capitol. thousands of people were storming into this building. not for a peaceful demonstration by any means. but sadly for violence and destruction. that day was the worst day i can recall in the history of the senate in terms of our respect for this building. it has become a symbol not only for the united states, but for the world, for peace and democracy. and i thought of those poor capitol policemen who were asked to defend us with their lives. they were asked to risk their lives for us. and they did. four or five of them lost their lives as a result of it. over 140 were seriously injured. some of the things that were done to them were outrageous. you have seen the videotape. the

for four years, even before the 2020 election scott brown pointed out joe biden being a cognitive mess, new york times yesterday, joe struggling cognitively his staff and family are covering it up. i've been saying this the whole time and when i first pointed out i was excoriated and got the koepka academy by everybody in the left-wing media. two days before he leaves office they are catching up with us, explained that one. >> you and i know him i served as a senator i've been to his house in his office and i worked with him and i called him four years ago as well, that was joe biden we knew back in the day, his fastball was gone and his legacy who's going to in the trump era, he's really just a speed bump in trump's resurgence and what was he starting in 14 hours. i'm very excited and when i heard this headline i said who cares i don't care about joe biden or nancy pelosi but i care about the first day in office of 47 that is for sure. sean: i get that, they finally caught up to us, they're all many women created, the thing that was a good indicator. >> all the things that can finally be said now that he is lost do