don't know how he how he earned that you know but we do know that grant is absolutely paranoid of joe johnson coming to to raise the siege to lift the siegto relieve vicksburg in this turns out we know from hindsight that there's nothing to worry about because johnson didn'he washed his of the whole situation he didn' want to come to mississippi to begin with and davis order in mississippi. and the first thing he does when he arrives is send a message says i'm too late. you know. so he watcs his hands of this thing entirely. but grant obviously doesn't know that. and he knows his reputation. the old army and i think we see this in a lot of different situations that the reputation precedes the person and people make judgment on the reputation rather than what they're they're capable of. and think. that's what hapns a lot with with johnson. i don't think sherman is quite as fearful of johnson is as grant is. but grant's calling the shots. and as i said, he seems, you know, well over a third of his army back to the rear to to take care of this situation. of course, he can afford to do it at that

but joe johnson proved her es reluctant. despite knowing how little faith bragg subordinate had olbeen as carl david who served on bragg's staff recalled embattled leaders. johnson's arrival held with joy. the result, client is a bad e feeling but did not restore harmony between the core commanders and the general. even though johnson could not fix the animosity, johnson explains to davis that he could not effectively command the tr armies of both bragg and johnson is in charge of several different armies simultaneously but doesn't have the authority p to tell any of them to go is anywhere or do anything unless jefferson davis specifically gives it to him and that johnson is reluctant to be exercise that power and he did not want to do it. he stressed that bragg's army was closer to robert e lee's in virginia and that davis could not centralize military authority in the western theater if his arms were so spread out. and if davis had to choose whether johnston needed to oversee bragg or tim burton, the choice was clear. john

joe johnson clearly distrusted, no better than bragg.re was polk who alexander referred as incompetent or william -- shied away fr assignment larger than court command. the fact at none of bragg's successors improved upon his record underscores the point that it was lack of talent across the board that influenced davis' decision- making in regard to picking commanders in the western theater. by way of conclusion, i will say ever critical moment of his tenure in command of the army tennessee and there are some of the genalwe are talking about and confederate iners of the chattanooga railroad depot after grant won the battle. braxton bragg failed to achieve victory and under his leadership the confederacy lost kentucky, officially abandoning tennessee and help to convince the lincoln menstruation to -- the most egregious set of all. more stubborn resistance at any point might've given the confederacy an agricultural or economic lifeline, protected the fledging nation's most valuable advantage is fast and difficult to occupy geography or do

when joe johnson becomes commander and surrenders, pathetic sad but true. so what nashville have left? well, we have a gallant charge by some of the u.s. key forces on peach orchard specifically the 13th u.s. to which shot they can better commanders on peach orchard hill. and one of them i think it was hoped for or gibson put in his official report, mentioned it unknown in civil war literature at the time of battle for. he's one of the heroes of the battle. and here he is sometimes later is the first president of mississippi state university in rucker. look at those are oh, my gosh, killer. i he's the one that put the fight up at the barricade. he became a multimillionaire. even in those days in, birmingham. he was a teacher later in life, showing his left arm shot off. fort rucker, alabama, was named after him prior to world war two. james wilson, hero of the battle for, a hero in battle. now, that's a payne force one, that good lookingnd yeah and you know you can see it and debate maybeot in these political times who he was as a person where he went in hi

when joe johnson becomes commander and surrenders, pathetic sad but true. so what nashville have left? well, we have a gallant charge by some of the u.s. key forces on peach orchard specifically the 13th u.s. to which shot they can better commanders on peach orchard hill. and one of them i think it was hoped for or gibson put in his official report, mentioned it unknown in civil war literature at the time of battle for. he's one of the heroes of the battle. and here he is sometimes later is the first president of mississippi state university in rucker. look at those are oh, my gosh, killer. i he's the one that put the fight up at the barricade. he became a multimillionaire. even in those days in, birmingham. he was a teacher later in life, showing his left arm shot off. fort rucker, alabama, was named after him prior to world war two. jas wilson, hero of the battle for, a hero in battle. now, that's a pay force one, that good looking and yeah and you know you can see it and debate maybe not in these political times who heas as a person where he went in his

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was johnson that led an amicus brief that was later signed by 100 republicans in support of a texas lawsuit that sought to invalidate the election results in four battleground states won by president joe biden. johnson cast his lot then. meanwhile, a growing number of former top aides to ex-president trump are publicly warning a second trump presidency would be a grave threat to the nation's democracy itself. "the washington post" interviewed 16 former trump advisor who are now speaking out against him publicly. and that includes john kelly, who was the longest serving chief of staff for the former president. kelly tells "the post" that he cannot understand how trump continues to have the support that he enjoys, and that he doesn't know what to do or what he could do to convince voters of the threat trump poses if he were be re-elected. quelly tells the newspaper this. what's going on in the country that a single person thinks this guy would still be a good president when he said the things he said and done the things he's done, it's beyond my comprehension he has t support he has. the retired four-star general contue "i came out and told people the awful thing he said about wounded s

joe biden is no lyndon johnson. addicted to the perks of office, preoccupied with luxury and wealth. he's not about to give it up, and his enablers, his family enjoys it just as much as he does. they will continue to urge him to run for reelection even though you'll be more than 86 years old by the end of the next term is reelected. >> jason: i happen to believe the right answer is i don't think joe biden will be the nominee. i think thanksgiving or around the christmas holidays is a good time to bow out. even though the republicans may have the best candidate and all the issues, or at least the majority of the issues, are on their side, the ground game of the democrats still gives them the advantage. they have leverage that, they have used that, and republicans don't have much of an answer. that's my worry. that's my concern, that's my perspective. gregg, doug, and tammy, happy thanksgiving. thanks for joining us tonight on "hannity." coming up next, christmas is just around the corner and bidenomics is coming to ru

johnson was until two weeks ago. that's not stopping the media from attacking the new speaker. joe concha said johnson has replaced trump as the number one enemy. barack obama said nobody's hands are clean when it comes to the word israel but what about his own policies appeasement and cash payoffs to iran. kt mcfarland deals with that. israeli troops have surrounded gaza city. trey yingst is on the ground with the latest. his report next. we take great pride not just in the job our team does, but in them as people. our people. and while we're in the business of taking care of others... it's important our therapists know that with benefits from principal, they're taken care of too. (♪) i'm on a journey to discover the human story of gold. how it shapes us... "we're going down?" ... and our world. it's a story... i thought i knew. turns out it's far more incredible... - "it takes your breath away." - ... than i ever imagined. (♪♪) my plaque psoriasis was so bad... i couldn't get my hair done. my psoriasis was all over. then my joints started hurting, found out it was psoriatic arthr

. >> joe biden is no lyndon johnson. joe biden seems addicted to thet perks of office, preoccupied with luxury and wealth. he's not about to give it up. and his enablers families enjoy it just as much as he does. does they will continue to urge him th run for reelection, even though he'll be more than 86 years oldou mor by end of tht term, if reelected. term i happen to think the right answer is i don't think joe biden will be the nomineswer i think at thanksgiving or around the christmas holidays, good timoumas holidae to bow out and even though the republicans may have the best candidathoeesr and all the issues, or at least the majority of the issues on their sid a ese, the ground game of the democrats still gives them the advantagethem they hav leverage that they have used that and republicans don't have muchthat, an of an answer.y. that's that's my worry. that's my concern. that's my perspective. greg, doug and tammy, happy thanksgiving. thank you for joining us tonight on "hannity and, hapn all right. coming up next,

if donald trump wants mike johnson to initiative or resume an impeachment, joe biden, mike johnson willendent branch. this is a subservient branch to an ex-president and perhaps even a future president. let's go for two moments in american history give us rough present precedent for this. one is the 1850s, careening towards civil war. we saw the kind of violence or near violence on the floor of the house and senate that we almost saw yesterday between sean o'brien and senator mullin from oklahoma. and that is probably going to increase. and at the same time, let's take a look at 1940. a time when americans were divided right down the middle. they were about to vote for president. should we gather together to stand up to adolph hitler and the imperial japanese? or should we just say, you know, we'll retire behind our ocean motes and see what happens. just the same kind of question that we are asking tonight around the world. so all i'm saying is if you compare the urgency and danger of the moment, which is huge in historical context, plus the seriousness of congress, which is low, this w

reserve weather ceo thomas hoenig, former toys "r" us ceo are former tr is vice chairman, adam johnson joeeaction to gathers real sales down 5/10 of a percent, 2.7% year year retail sales up would be tenth off a of one percent versus estimate called for dln. >> i think it is you know -- most importantly inflation numbers continue to come in, favorably i think that is a big change for the fed. number one, they are now -- already -- from 2% target primary they want soft landing taking over so there are going to you are not seeing rate increases let time so long as supplies up inflation, let time heal inflation i think a big deal, the retail sales numbers, you know -- as negative, but beyond that aren't so strong they feel they have to slow that down at all. so there are going to be very strong, now whole discussion going forward will be how soon will they cut just talked about it a minute ago that is going to be -- the topic for the rest of this year. maria: i keep thinking if they are going to cut rates going to be if in response to real weak economy jerry storch your take on holiday season

joe biden. >> sean: johnson monday just the news.com. thank you.is house oversight committee chair man james comer. mr. chairman, i know a lot of people have been pushing you and pressuring you to call or subpoena these witnesses earlier. now you had an initial list yesterday, that list has now expanded to how many people that you have subpoenaed? >> well, we have almost ten people subpoenaed. we've requested interviews with another ten. and we still have a few more to go. so at the end of the day we're going to be asking around two dozen people that have a great deal of knowledge about just exactly what the bidens were doing and who the people were that were wiring the money from the foreign countries to the bidens. we're going to be talking to every one of them and trying to connect the dots with the evidence we've already accumulated which is primarily bank records. >> sean: let's talk about the shell corporations, you've identified ten biden family members if you include president joe biden that have benefited financially with dealings from chi

again joe biden called mike johnson's plan extreme. you talk about all of this, this pr war that cheryl mentioned, you're up against a lot of propaganda, congressman. >> this country has been in much, much worse shape and i'm afraid it's going to the take almost a natural disaster to bring us back. maria: yeah. >> we've got to get to a point where we can hold hands and be americans and not republicans, democrats, fighting and independents in between us. it doesn't work that way. it's not a healthy way to progress through politics. so we're working through this. please, americans, don't give up on america. we're strong. and we're strong as we feel and i feel like superman today. maria: i like that. >> the week will be a tough week with the cr. we're going to push right through it. if it doesn't work we're going to sit here in washington and we'll get it figured out. maria: congressman, we'll be watching your work. thank you for that. jerry carl. >> thank you. god bless. maria: thank you. god bless you. quick break and president trump re

. >> during a rally in newspaper, joe biden's message and -- >>> dwayne johnson -- dwayne "the rock"ohnson, pro wrestler, actor, president? a revolution that has political circles all abuzz. >>> we're starting another countdown to a potential shutdown. we're less than a week away from the government running out of money. speaker mike johnson unveiled a plan on saturday to unveil a shortdown. this two-pronged approach would fund key infrastructure like housing and transportation first before filling in the gaps for a second bill. it only provides funding for -- >> he can only really afford to lose approval from four republicans. let's get to cnn's manu raju. manu, the plan is out. the question is does it go anywhere from here? >> reporter: the big question right now is obviously about the votes. we expect a vote to happen early this week, probably on tuesday. the question is going to be how many republicans will vote against it but how many democrats will vote for it? we're already hearing opposition from speaker john's right flank in moving forward on this plan because it does not in

so joe johnson's director of johnson's former director of communications sent communications, lee cain and he doesn't think anything his anything can be done. and his focus is elsewhere. mean, this focus is elsewhere. i mean, this is of stuff that we is the sort of stuff that we have going on in this thing. i mean, what the hell? cares? have going on in this thing. i nmean,ihat the hell? cares? have going on in this thing. i nmean, that'se hell? cares? have going on in this thing. i nmean, that's notell? cares? have going on in this thing. i nmean, that's not that's cares? have going on in this thing. i nmean, that's not that's notares? i mean, that's not that's not what we want to hear. i want to hean what we want to hear. i want to hear, you know, did we exactly. the things that you asked christine, but also things about the vaccine and stuff like that. i hear that. i want to hear that. >> well, we've all enjoyed it some more than others. the sort of humiliation of public public humiliation of boris, , which i think boris, etcetera, which i think most people enjoy. what this has been

johnson take an israel-only stance? or is it a miscalculation tying the two together by joe biden?ll, howie, it's clearly a win for the speaker because he kid get something past the finish line, that's something that torpedo'd kevin mccarthy back in september. that's what he's totally focused on, is maintaining that support from the caucus. i think, you know, the president and the team made a calculated decision to link all of these as aspects of the funding whether it be also the situation in taiwan and fighting the communist ccp there as well. and that was the determination of getting all four of those key components together instead of piecemeal because, again, some aspects are not popular with some democrats. howard: yeah. hill politics can be confusing, but is it a misstep, mary katherine, that you pass a bill that democrats are saying won't even be taken up by the senate, and president biden says he's veto? aren't you delaying aid to everybody in. >> well, you heavy noticed that the house is -- you may have noticed that the house is somewhat troublesome when it comes to getti

kelly johnson, member offense the west virginia delegation, senator joe manchin, senator shelley capito, representative alexander moody and representative carol miller and chief randy moore of the united states forest service. mr. jim kaufman with the architect of the capitol and youth tree lighter ethan reese, west virginia. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jim kaufman, director of capitol grounds at the architect of the capitol. >> good evening. welcome to the 59th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. i am jim kaufman, director of capital grounds at the architect of the capitol. i'm honored to be here this evening along with the speaker of the house, mr. mike johnson to light the 2023 capitol christmas tree. we are also privileged to present this year's youth christmas tree lighter ethan reese from beverly elementary school in west virginia. [cheers and applause] >> lighting the capitol christmas tree has been festive tradition since 1964 and one to continue this year. we are delighted to have the capital christmas tree that west virginians and all america

out this era, a ride screw up is taking the us president to call to find out why joe biden speech seems for the war on johnson and former british prime minister david cameron makes a political come back the, it's the return of some what, whether across see a radian peninsula high for one will begin the weather report there in northern and saudi arabia starting to see a splash of some rain here. this area has seemed flooding as of late. certainly the risk of seeing some more, i think the wet weather will catch up took awaits by wednesday. we looked at the 3 day forecast, potentially some century down ports here. that's gonna increase the humidity, but we should be back into the sunshine by friday. while your view of the middle leave shows us a soaking for the live and including gas uh rate through to syria, jordan and what the weather will push into iraq of the case across central asia. plenty of sun temperature is above average. ask about tater on for example, asked about 23 degrees for you on tuesday. and these intense range that we saw through western turkey now moving toward the east, around the northeast

kelly johnson, members of the west virginia delegation, senator joe manchin, senator shelly capito, representativeler, chief randy moore of the chief forest service. mr. jim kaufman with the architect of the capitol and youth tree lighter fourth grade student from west virginia. ladies and gentlemen, mr. jim kaufman, from the arboretum and architect of the capitol. >> good evening. welcome to the 59th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. i am jim kaufman director of capitol grounds and arboretum at the architect of the capitol. i'm honored to be here along with the speaker of the house mr. mike johnson to light the 2023 capitol christmas tree. we're also privileged to present this year's youth christmas tree lighter ethan reese from beverly elementary in west virginia. lighting the capitol christmas tree has been a festive tradition since 1964 and one that continues this year. we're delighted to have the capitol christmas tree that west virginians and all americans can be proud of. a lot of preparation and effort goes into finding the perfect christmas tree for the

this gives joe biden an opportunity to contrast himself from mike johnson.be the politician who is into porn. he already kind of has the look, you know? he's got the slicked back hair. he drives a corvette. he is always squinting like he just saw something he likes, but he doesn't know why. sarah, if biden can pull it off -- sorry, i am buzzing again. sarah! >> sarah: what, no. it's not porn, it's not porn! i'm in the process of moving. i need two guys to come and pack my box. >> in horizontal mode? >> sarah: listen, let's talk about the security issue here. this website is monitoring everything mike johnson looks at. that could include sensitive, classified information. >> yeah, but so what? that's the price we pay for moral rectitude. sure, russia could hack into covered in ties and get access to our nuclear codes, but i sleep a little easier at night knowing mike johnson is not seeing what is happening to our nation's stepmom's. now of course, he could take security measures -- oh, god. hold on. sarah! seriously? >> sarah: sorry! i was genuinely curious i

johnson. members of the west virginia delegation senator joe manchin, representative alexander mooney, representative carol miller, chief randy moore of the united states foreign service, mr. jim kaufman, the architect of the tree lighter from randolph county west virginia. ladies and gentlemen, mr. jim kaufman, director of capitol grounds and arboretum. >> good evening. welcome to the 59th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. i am the director of capitol grounds and arboretum at the architect of the capitol. i am honored to be here this evening along with the speaker of the house history mike johnson to light the 2023 capitol christmas tree. we are also privileged to present this year's youth christmas tree lighter ethan from beverly elementary school. lighting the capitol christmas tree has been a festive tradition since 1964. and it is one we are glad to continue this year. we are delighted to have at the christmas tree the west virginia -- a christmas tree that all americans can be proud of. a lot of preparation and effort goes into finding the perfect christmas t

resolution to continue to spending policies of nancy pelosi and joe biden, that would most likely trigger a motion to vacate. >> isn't speaker johnson also doing the same thing? pursuing a continuing resolution that continues the policies, in your word, of nancy pelosi and joe biden. why would that not cost him his job? >> as i said before you played that clip, it's all a function of time. you see, michael johnson and kevin mccarthy both promised us a path to single subject spending bills. in seven months of kevin mccarthy being speaker he only delivered one of them. if mike johnson is only able to deliver one of them over seven months then he would likely face a motion to vacate, too. >> he's asking for 75 days at current spending levels. you said that was, continuing the spending levels and governing by cr, you said was a deal breaker for mccarthy. on top of that, -- >> you're not hearing me, though. if mccarthy had endeavored upon those single subject spending bills for the seven month he had been speaker he would not have faced a motion to vacate. it's that he pushed back against the wall and tried delivery truck down politics t

is on joe biden you said last week, mayor johnson of chicago went to the white house and didn't get nearat he asked for this. is a federal problem that's a i state and local problem. that's on the federal government to make sure there is enoughng f housing for this. migrants are pushing homelesspu people out oshf the shelters and getting those opportunities. it needs to start with the biden administration on down to fix it. >> there is no system, judge. that's always the case. >> we talked in the block before this. the mohis b people coming in wih the retailers and destroying cases. this is like a mob -- they decide how to handle this. i'm saying this, the united states is nothing but a global landing spot with benefits. when they come here for the american dream they're not coming here for the americanco dream likemi your father did ory mother and father did, only 2% of the 140,000 migrants in new york cit of y have even appliedr a work permit. it maybe there are so many of anthem. that's joe biden's fault. okay. thesmae people come in for asylm afplt asylum is when you have a credible

johnson y su bancada estÁn frenando el paquete de ayuda que el presidente joe biden pidiÓ de emergenciaa seguridad fronteriza y ayuda humanitaria, la propuesta de johnson aprobarÍa de inmediato la ayuda a israel con dinero del servicio de rentas internos. >> siempre tenemos a los colegas republicanos que complicando cuando no debe ser complicado. y por eso parece que el trabajo se va a hacer mÁs en el senado. >> >> en el senado lÍderes de ambos partidos abogan por la ayuda a ucrania. pero a la salida de la reuniÓn dijeron que aunque johnson cree en ayudar a ese paÍs en su guerra contra rusia, no tiene los votos para pasar el voto completo. >> no creo que la cÁmara va a pasar un proyecto de ley donde se unen todas estas cosas, vamos a actuar sobre esa realidad y dividir esos temas por esas razones. >> la casa blanca acusÓ a los republicanos de insertar el partidismo en el apoyo israel, y termina con la advertencia de que el presidente va a vetar el proyecto de ley si llega a su escritorio. >> la casa blanca y los republicanos de la cÁmara baja bajo su nuevo liderazgo no han ni siquiera e

msnbc's joe scarborough is going after mike johnson. what's he saying?s putting jews in danger in order to protect rich tax cheats. those are his words. watch him here. >> $80 billion, mike johnson and donald trump gave america in debt! and now suddenly he won't even help jews protect themselves. it is so gross. and making it even grosser, he says this is what we're going to do. we'll protect the jews if you protect the billionaires. we want billionaire tax cheats to get away with stealing more money from the american people. stuart: oh, please. lauren: go ahead. i'll let you take this. go ahead, stuart. stuart: that is a total distortion. tax cheats, stealing -- lauren: okay. but, look, this is what house republicans are trying to do. they're trying to say we do not want any more funding for the irs, so we're going to take the past inflation reduction act, cut $14.3 billion from it to fund israel. stuart: right. lauren: democrats are saying that is playing politics with israel. the senate won't pass it, and no matter what happens, joe biden says he's go

generation of ukrainians, on the orders of great britain, on the orders of boris johnson, on the orders of feeble-minded old man joea war criminal who must be convicted and sentenced to death for his war crimes, after due process. i personally saw evidence of the atrocities that were committed against the civilian population of donbass, i saw the destroyed infrastructure, i felt fear at the same time anger, i felt anger because people looked at me, an american, and told me that you did this, as if i have the blood of these people on my hands, because the american government committed these atrocities in the name of the american people, so i want to return to my homeland to tell the american government that they are committing war crimes, but the blood from these crimes is not on mine in the hands and not in the hands of the americans, so that's all... when you return to the usa, will you be able to go to the tv studios and tell all this? i know many representatives of the american media, i know tucker carlolson, i know the owners alternative media, i know alex jones, for example, i am mostly familiar with represent

johnson. >> i'll tell you what else ticks me off, joe biden and nancy pelosi considered to be devout that's e washington post tell us there devout the amy coney barrett and mike johnson are not jobs and i get mad about it too. not for me. >> justice alito, justice hamas, justice kavanaugh people who are strong in their faith as well. only a few left-wing that your devout and doing things the right way. by the way jen psaki is the same person when she was press secretary stating in the white house press briefing room saying most americans get their news from social media platforms. were working with the platforms to limit what americans can see. i'm like holy cow the press person is limiting the press the first amendment right from the white house press room, that is jen psaki i don't put a whole lot away in what she has to say. >> chairman jim jordan at least another year of the judiciary committee. thank you for joining us on a sunday night i look forward to watching you over the next year and having you back on, you take care. >> take care brother. >> coming up is looking like a third-part

johnson. >> trey: what else ticks me off, joe biden and nancy pelosi consider to be devout, that is what politicond "washington post" and "new york times" tell us they are devout. but amy comey barrett, they are nut jobs. >> just alito, justice thomas, justice kavanaugh, people who are strong in faith, only if you are left wing you are devout and doing things the right way. jen psaki is same person when press secretary stood in the press briefing room and said most americans get news from social media platforms, we are working with the platforms to limit what americans can see. i was like, the press person is talking about limiting free press, first amendment from the white house press room, that is jen psaki, i don't put a lot of weight in what she has to say. >> trey: chairman jim jordan, at least another year as chairman of the judiciary committee. thank you for joining us, look forward to watching you over the next year and having you back on. take care. coming up, looking like a third party candidate may have a real impact in 2024, but which existing party will be hurt the most? former south

johnson, what brings you to the hill? >> thanks everybody. >> what's the difference between the rock and joe biden? ople are actually excited about the idea of dwayne johnson administration. it's true. the rock has said both parties approach to last year and asked if he'd consider running for president. that make sense. the rock is friends with people on both sides of the political spectrum. except for biden supporters. apparently those people don't exist. >> it's the craziest thing. i have friends who support trump. i have friends who support biden. >> do you really have friends that support biden? >> no, no. i have friends. thank you, that's a good check. this is important context. >> they support the democratic party? >> i have friends that support the party. >> that make sense. biden is getting trounced. trump is beating him in 8 out of 10 national polls. he is ahead in 5 of 6 key battlegrounds. a fox news poll just released hours ago has trump leading biden by 4. look at the gains he has made over biden with key demographics. independents, blacks, hispanics, suburban voters are all ditching bid

support, when you can't vote for anything joe biden is going to sign, you have no chance of getting any legislative wins. that's the standard they've set. mike johnson joe biden's birthday. happy 81st birthday, mr. president. we know poll after poll shows age is a real concern for voters about this president, but donald trump is only a few years younger. we see his wave of misstatements increase in recent days. what would your advice be to the white house to flip the age argument, to point out that, donald trump, were he to be elected president, he'd be the oldest man ever to take office? >> the challenge that the white house is dealing with is people don't see donald trump as as cold as joe biden. yes, they're similar age, but joe biden, frankly, comes across as older. that's what voters see. now, i think they need to lean into his experience and not just that he's been around a long time, but put him out there and embrace that he is old. there's no hiding it. they tend to, basically, keep him in a closet. that's not going to work. people see it for what it is. the longer this goes on, the more he pops up out of nowhere and seems older, it'll be ba

and ukraine will be nothing but a memory and joe biden, and reissue knack and emmanuel, the kron and boris johnson. and schultz and ursula. bon laden will simply go to that didn't work well. 500000 ukraine. invoices call out from the grave and the hunting desolation that the united states and the united kingdom and all of nato are responsible for. and there need to be crimes against humanity prosecuting these people for what they did to the russian, people in dynette split, gone some crimea. and i go back to america to make sure those proofs and evidence are brought forth to the american congress. well, i think that's probably the, i mean like with any will, that is the most tragic thing. politicians sending boys to the front breeding suffering, no losses themselves willing to sacrifice young people and deprived them of the future. we really appreciate you coming in and giving us this pressure perspective . let's hope for everyone that this tragedy wraps up as quickly as possible and the people wake up to the reality of what's really going on. i hope so. so ask you, and i'm left with a lot of hope

being you a afraid o forward, isn't that what we heard or were being told from mike johnson on the impeachment potential of joe biden? will they regro re-- regret it ? >> it's a del delicate balance. you have a donald trump candidate who is destroying joe biden in the polls so you have that potentially, maybe the thought process is they don't want to make it appear they're going to be like the democrats going after and just impeaching everybody willy-nilly. maria: you get biden out of the way and who is the nominee, perhaps gavin newsom. >> to your point, maria. that you made with representative clive. there was something done wrong here. and when you do something wrong, there need to be consequences. maria: that's right. >> republicans making a calculation here but they're not necessarily holding representatives feet to the fire, the representatives we pay with our tax dollars. maria: we're just getting started this hour. futures are in the green ahead of the cpi number. dow industrials up 23, nasdaq up 38, home depot beat on earnings but lowered full year guidance. the stock has been mixed all morning. the w

johnson. absent from the list, president joe biden. >> do you think the president should be here today to show solidarity? >> do i think? absolutely. i think the -- it's not a far walk. you know, we can clear the aisles for him so he can walk uninhibited. >> and neil, the organizers are say they did reach out to the white house, asked the president to come. they were told he has a scheduling conflict. he's on his way to san francisco for apex. he did give a speech on climate change in d.c. before he left. neil? >> neil: thanks, hillary. we'll be talking to attendees momentarily. first to jeff paul in israel on the war that keeps raging. jeff? >> neil, as this war enters its sixth week, we're learning about some people taken by hamas. just confirming that one of their own soldiers taken by hamas on october 7 is dead. the idf confirming that 19-year-old corporal noah marciano was killed at some point after october 7. she had appeared in a video released by hamas yesterday. israel forces calling that a form of psychological terrorism. corporal marciano had been serving as a lookout at a kibbutz.

the gavel, second in line to the presidency, mike johnson, is part of the group, maybe even a leader in the group to try to push against the notion of joe biden becoming president. and pushing the idea that donald trump did. this is something that liz cheney said about hum. johnson appeared especially susceptible the to flattery from trump and a aspired to be anywhere in trump's orbit. when i confronted him with the flaws in his legal arguments, johnson would often concede or say something to the effect of, we just need to do this one last thing for trump. i think, to me, reading this again, the most striking thing is the legal argument. because one of the things about mike johnson, he's a very good lawyer. that's how he came up, as a very good lawyer. so the the arguments he was making after the election in 2020 and the work that he did, even on the brief, was the legal arguments. the fact that cliz cheney also lawyer, was going at him saying, no, no. according to her, he said, well, maybe it's not so much about that. >> but nothing has changed. he's already endorse d the formr president for president again. so this is someone who has

johnson visited capitalist hill amid rumors. the rock, in an interview with joeexplained what the democrats really think about joe biden. i have friends who support trump, i have friends who support biden. do you really have friends who support biden? no, no, i have friends, but thank you, this is a great check because it's important, it's important context. do they support the democratic party? yes, i have friends who are loyal to this party. what he said. was quite interesting because there is no biden voter, i've never seen anyone have a biden sticker on their bamber, i've never seen a biden cap. a long-awaited event around the world, the so-called transgender awareness week finally ends, starting in mid-november, every year, 7 whole days are now devoted to the fight for the opportunity for whiners to dress up in dresses and wear whips. in this regard , non-traditional christmas figurines have appeared on sale in the united states. he is holding an lgbtq pride flag, and samon is clearly a non-gender man. santi claus also suffered; he was turned into a black wh

. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," speaker mike johnson is following kevin mccarthy's footsteps. we'll have new reporting on the meeting at mar-a-lago between the new speaker and donald trump. >>> plus, polls show president joe biden losing support among key groups for democrats. we'll tell you who it is and how his campaign is responding. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. [coughing] copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened bre

vote on impeachment, joy to the conversation all morning long bullseye adam johnson fox news contributor and columnist for the joeand president deal makers cofounder strategy stacey widlitz is here. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: it is time for the hot topic of hour, 300,000 pro-israel supporters gathering in washington, d.c. for the march for israel rally yesterday, hundreds of jewish people heading to the rally were left stranded at the dallas airport in detroit after the bus driver staged a deliberate and malicious walkout refusing to take them to the rally. adam johnson, your reaction. >> i am so disappointed that that's how people respond, think about what happened yet. did thousand people coming together. they did it peacefully. unlike the pro-palestinian protest which is been anything but peaceful we had 300,000 people coming together in support and defense of israel the nuclear response where there are bus drivers who won't show up. it is so disappointing but i'm so proud of everyone that was actually there in the protested peacefully. maria: what a shame. >> you look at the march in t

the member feelings about investigation into joe biden and his family i know how speaker mike johnsone oversight judiciary house ways and means committee where they are in impeachment inquiry johnson released statement appropriate step place key witnesses under oath question under perjury to fill gaps in the record congressman your thoughts on where this is going next. >> well, where it is going next, of course, still in impeachment inquiry, jamie comer, uncovered, you have seen aliases joe biden was using to try to close of a lot of dealings white house he changes tune initially don't worry joe biden never talked about business with his son that veil has been lifted now we know the president himself was getting hundreds of thousands of dollars, from the business that his son was doing, other family members it wasn't just his son it was other family members sending direct to joe biden serious questions white house changes tune on one thing has not changes this money philosophying it they have been trying to hide it exposed by jamie comer jim jordan's committee working on it as well as

ron johnson of wisconsin, the senator, thinks it somewhere around 8 million illegal immigrants that joebiden has allowed into the country unvented and that includes the, quote, "got a ways. my question to you, i don't have any doubt that among those 8 million people that there are people with terrorist ties, people that will plot, plan and scheme a 9/11 or worse. i would say it's 100% certainty. i will add this caveat. i pray to god that i'm wrong. >> 240,000 came in last month. 13 known terrorist, suspected terrorists, came in through our border last month that we know of. 13. how many do we not know of? it really is a dereliction of duty. there is not an american in this country that feel safe right now for what is happening. we've got to put an end to it. it's not that hard. defund sanctuary cities. for 25,000 more border patrol and ice agents on the ground and let them do their job. stop catch and release and do catch and deport. go back to the mexico policy so they never step foot on our soil in the first place and they have to process from there. we have to do it. our schools can'