. >> we'll talk with west virginia senator joe manchin. >>> then the republican race for the 2024 nominations on and key republicans are picking sides, but the bigger question is what exactly does the party stand for? >> we had a republican party that was ruled by freaks, neocons, globalists, open border zelle losts and fools. >> as more are jumping in, one is opting out. >> it's a tough decision but i've decided i will not be a candidate for the republican nomination fo>> theormer maryla larry hogan tells our robert costa why he made that decision and we will talk to illinois democrat governor j.b. pritzker, being recruited to help president biden's expected re-election campaign. >>> was covid-19 a result of a lab accident in wuhan, china? new intelligence reports from the department of energy and fbi conflict with other agency reviews. ohio republican brad wenstrup is heading up a new committee investigating the origins of the virus. we'll talk to him. >>> then former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb will help us sort through it all. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good mo

joe manchin saying i'm totally opposed.be danged if i'm going to give them $900 out of $7500 to let it go to china for basically a product we started. you're telling me we don't have the smart people and the technology and we can't get up to speed quick enough? that doesn't make sense. now, it's not that i don't agree concern i kind of start this not heavy on joe manchin. it's not that i don't agree with him, it's just this is a politician who we used to think would kind of be a maverick, but we realized in this last year will make bills thinking he's going to get something out of it and then get nothing out of it like he did with the inflation reduction act and where we are with coal mining. but this is a guy who thinks he's so important in d.c., i don't know if he understands how these batteries are made and that it's government regulation that has pushed china to be the ones that provide batteries. it's the votes he's made that's put us in this situation, and now you blame the car companies because the government that he

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and joe manchin, he wants more taxes for the rich. sinema does not.nors. >> kurt, i'm wondering of all of this fanfare this week from these two senators stem from them looking to regain that spotlight that they had for the first two years of president biden's term, when they had that power to block his agenda in the senate. what do you think? >> you just nailed it. i was just thinking of that, listening to a stop. it's like, oh, i know what's going on here. they just missed being the lioness. they just be missed being the center of attention, which for the bulk of 2022, we spent the bulk of the week talking about donald trump and his activities, and marjorie taylor greene's visit with january 6th prisoners, and even tonight, someone just texted me about the rally tonight began with donald trump and a january 6th choir singing the national anthem, whatever the hell that terrorists require is. here we have the two maniacs, sinema and manchin, what about us? we're still here. you should be talking about me. so, clearly, this is their desperate plea to ju

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president biden seems tone deaf. >> to forget joe manchin's vote was the vote that got the last massivendoggle across the finish line and he voted yes with the promise that the biden administration would take on his energy act when president biden with the inflation the bill was designed to pay down the national debt and sure of the national security it was done under design for 700,000,000,008 dedicated to debt reduction that did not happen. >> on never see the bill reduced any bill no such thing as a bill on reduced debt is more spending one of the reasons we have inflation but the higher energy accomplish could make money at $55 a bro that's what the cost would be a 18 million, i can't stop talking about it. if we get there we have energy dependence, low cost if inflation goes down and will get a long transition on the fossil fuels which i think can take a hundred years. >> no oil executive is any new projects or commissions whether in texas or louisiana, anything because of the administration. we're going to be here for two more years through this document take on the risk. >> the y

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joe manchin supports term limits.about that because he's been talking about term limits for a lot of years but your thoughts on gigi sohn withdrawing. >> i think it's important because manchin is becoming increasingly willing to break with biden policy just recently he came out against the d.c. crime code rewrite and said he would vote with republicans to do that and backbiting into a corner on that. wonder if it's retribution for the failure of permitting reform if he is trying to get back at biden on this or maybe 2024 implication. >> there's also one other thing the reelection campaign he knows he is a whole population of people that are mad at him for the final vote to allow the monstrosity of the spending package to go through and then he denevi get the promises that he wanted which was a permitting from schumer. maria: we should remind viewers on the senate matthew fetterman and feinstein on the democratic side with issues so you lose manchin into becomes difficult to even get. >> that's a great point i'm glad y

joe manchin joined by another swing state running in john tester. at 2024 and how this will play. the government takes your money through taxes and now telling you how to vest in your 401(k) for retirement. do you think this is a loser for the democrats at the ballot box come 2024? >> tomi: it will be, todd, if we message it, republicans message this is get to the core and explain to the american people, it will matter. finances matter to people. people are looking at this banking situation right now and are weary of it. they heard the term woke and have to be able to understand and put the pieces together. we hope some democrats will join in the cause, everybody that cares about putting the american people and middle clas first. the forgotten americans, woke agenda should not get in the way of this and this administration is doing that, get the message out and explain to the american people. that is on republicans to do and i expect they will do just that. >> ashley: tomi lahren, thank you. a fox news alert, law enforcement say they do not expect d

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. >> host: joe manchin the former president you and ambassador nikki haley. why is she a standout for you? >> caller: well, she's very educated in our governments way of runningng things. so i think she would be a most good candidate. >> host: okay. current and former governor and tulsi gabbard and mix for that caller. this is a you posting on our social media sites. this is mary lynn from her facebook page saying the country cannot continue in this direction. so doesn't really add as far as who that person of choice would be for her. jamie saying i will vote for president biden before a a trr everything. jerry off of facebook saying that when it comes to that others choice he doesn't list a specific but he says both the current president and the former president are too old. again those are some of the choices of their pic you can add the next as well. marissa is next in montana, support of the joe biden for 2024. hello. >> caller: thank you so much for c-span. good morning, america. w let me put a shout out to brian. we never seem anymore but think it's a m

this from joe manchin yesterday. the president indicated yesterday, senator, quoting, i want to be clear, i'm going to raise some taxes. he didn't outline what taxes he's going to raise. you limited those he wanted to increase a couple of years ago. where are you on that and what do you think he's talking about? >> i don't know. i'll probably hear something today hopefully of what direction they want to go but i can assure you, you can't basically just tax your way out of debt. you can't borrow your way out of debt and you can't cut your way out of debt. neil: all right, well, they relaxed because they aren't doing any of the above for the time being. no action on the debt of substance, but i'm wondering where you see all of this going? >> well, i think him putting down the marker and other democrats like tester, senator from montana, coming up for re-election in 2024, there are a lot of democrats coming up , and so they are suddenly worried. how are voters going to react to this , not the far left, how they react. n

senator joe manchin reacted to president biden's esg veto. : he was one of the two senate democrats to vote with republicans to get esg out of your retirement account. it was not lost on senator manchin that the president's first veto protected esg. he said this administration continues to prioritize the radical policy agenda over the economic, energy, national security needs of our country and it is infuriating, in my hard-earned retirement savings, he is up for reelection. joe manchin is an the president might be running again in 2024. this is a rift the way i see it. lauren: i thought the president might be coming towards the middle on some issues like crime, but this veto, not on this one. stuart: scott shelladdy, i always like to say that. a funny mood, i am in a good mood. sorry, scott, leaving you out of the conversation. is the banking crisis winding down? >> a little pause but it was only a day and 1/2 ago, in the face of sp be. nothing like this leaves the this fast. this is going to hang around, people get comfortable but we haven't

how would the white house respond to joe manchin?> he has been saying that mccarthy has to produce a budget before they have any discussion about spending. they keep saying they're waiting for two weeks and the lead line they put out there is easter. but the president is trying to basically say that republicans can't agree on anything. that's why he is forcing them to put it out before they have any discussion about potential cuts. >> i tell you what i think will happen. we'll go into summer. emergency, emergency, stock market will start selling off because the market doesn't care about debt until it cares and then there is a cycle. oh, it's memorial day weekend. sign this to raise the debt creeling or you can't go home or july 4th weekend. it will probably happen again. we've seen it before. >> bill: more breaking news now on the crypto kid facing a new criminal charge. he will appear before a judge a short time from now. so we're live at the courthouse in moments to bring you that. did efforts to develop artificial intelligence go

the democrats joe manchin, john tester and sherrod brown are looking for ways to separate themselvesden white house. our great reporters are back at the table. just if we keep that up there for a second in the last week, let's start with senator manchin, he's going to have a hearing in his energy committee on the covid pandemic origins. he voted against this retirement rule that republicans say is wokism somehow. he's taken some other things. he's opposed to this d.c. crime law. he wants congress to repeat the law school. donald trump won west virginia by 39 points. so you could understand why he wants to differentiate himself is somewhat. >> i don't think joe manchin is going to have as much trouble establishing his independence from joe biden as perhaps some of the more endangered democrats are. sherrod brown, he even said he thinks biden has been doing a good job. he's said that publically. that's going to be a harder needle to thread for him than someone like manchin. >> to the sherrod brown point, 8 points. but still republicans view this as a red state. but brown is almost the

anybody that's serious that is considering running against joe biden because he has done such a great job. >> harris: oh. and you say what about manchinnd all the rest? >> why is joe biden president today? it is because he was the least worst candidate of all the people they looked at. he was the only one he thought could get elected. that's the reason. who is the alternative to president biden? kamala harris who is less popular than him? pete buttigieg who can't manage a train derailment. gavin newsom who runs a straight with people leaving or bernie sanders? no one except joe manchin. he is probably the only democrat who could win a national election. he would appeal to centrists and moderates and people tired of the left leaning democratic party and the only one who can't get the nomination. >> harris: marian williamson is interesting about what she is saying democrats are trying to rig the election for biden. an interesting interview. so are you always in "focus", marc thiessen, thank you. transportation secretary pete buttigieg under fire again. marc was just talking about it. there has been another train derailment in ohio. >> p

and, later, senators joe manchin and mike braun join us for this week's common ground here on set. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york cell phone video shows around 20 teenagers walking into a queens restaurant causing an estimated $20,000 in damage. police say it happened saturday night. no one was injured. wfxt in boston massachusetts man accused of attacking a flight attendant with a makeshift weapon after trying to open an emergency exit door on a boston bound flight has a history of mental health struggles. court documents indicate 33-year-old francisco sever rotor reds has spent time in a few massachusetts mental health facilities. and this is a live look at phoenix from fox 10 our affiliate out there. one of the big stories there tonight a phoenix area school district is adopting a permanent four day a week schedule for its teachers. it will begin with next fall's classes. students have been operating on a four day a week schedule in cartwright since the pandemic began. district officials say the four-day w

neil: joe manchin, you'll be hearing more from him in just a bit. this, of course, is coming as the president is going into details on tax hikes as part of his 2024 budget. lucas tomlinson at the white house, what we could be getting and expecting, lucas. >> neil, the national debt right now is over $31 trillion. there is a lot of concern about the interest payments, with the interest rates going up on $31 trillion could soon approach the size of the defense budget. let that sink in, neil. president biden is calling for more taxes on the rich. he speak recently in virginia beach. >> i want to make it clear, i'm going to raise some taxes. any of you who are billionaires out there, you're going to stop paying 3%. not a joke. >> biden met with kevin mccarthy just once since he became speaker and with a debt of over $31 trillion, many republicans are concerned about potential cuts in national against, a time when the biden administration is arming ukrainian forces with billions in american weapons and with the threat from china increasing. the 2022 and

maria: west virginia senator joe manchin refusing to support a re-election bid by joe biden.us now, joe collins. what do you make of that answer? >> i make of that answer is what i've been saying for the last couple years. i think joe manchin is positioned for this roven for the possibility -- for the this run, the possibility of this run for a long time. the last time he was doing the build back better, this is about build bachman chin. he was doing everything to say if joe biden doesn't run in 2024, i'm the candidate. or later on he's the candidate of a more centrist democratic party but the voting record he belies that. i think this is him being coy again. maria: well, when i had him on about two or three weeks ago and i asked h do you still identifys a democrat, he said i identify as an american. i thought is that an answer that is supposed to be helping him for re-election or is he mad at the democrats. >> i think it's a little of him being him. also, the realization that he has -- if the governor in west virginia runs for that senate seat he's got a very tough fight bec

. >> and, dana, it's interesting, joe manchin of west virginia is warning about the implications of this case telling cnn and i'm quoting had imnow, let me read to you, the quote, there's many reasons not to support donald trump. there's many reasons why he should not be president again. but you've got to be very careful. the court system should not be perceived to be involved in the political process. what's your reaction? >> this is one of those cases, yeah, this is one actually, a rare case maybe where joe manchin is saying out loud what most democrats are saying privately. that that, you know, going back to your original question about whether or not the former president is trying to influence, not just politics but also the case, yes, he is, and it certainly is waking up a lot of democrats, joe manchin is saying it out loud that they are very concerned given what abby just described, all of the very, very fundamental issues, legal issues facing him that maybe this is an unnecessary distraction when it comes to sort of their eyes on the ball. >> all right, everybody, stand by. there'

neil: joe manchin, you'll be hearing more from him in just a bit.ourse, is coming as the president is going into details on tax hikes as part of his 2024 budget. lucas tomlinson at the white house, what we could be getting and expecting, lucas. >> neil, the national debt right now is over $31 trillion. there is a lot of concern about the interest payments, with the interest rates going up on

the senate is going to have people like joe manchin and get on board. biden saying okay, you know what? i get it, i'm not going to stand in the way. i'm not going to veto. i'm going to allow congress to block the d.c. city council bill. here is what biden tweeted i support d.c. statehood and rule but i don't support some of the changes d.c. council put forward over the mayor's objections such as lowering penalties for carjackings. if the city votes to overturn what the d.c. council did i will sign it. >> brian: homicides are up 40%. car thefts have more than doubled. they are down slightly year to year buff the numbers the last three years are over the roof. 485 incidents have been reported of carjacking. that's up 14% really since 2021 to 2022. so, d.c. is a mess. it's a crime haven. we saw what happened to the washington commanders running back this past year just an example of it on valet parking. you would think that somebody in the house, some -- these idiots on the council would read the tea leaves even in democrat dominated cities they are gettin

. >>> coming up in minutes, we are talking to senator joe manchin.irst, this morning we are getting a blistering report on the police department in louisville, kentucky. >> this conduct is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking. it erodes the community trust necessary for effective policing and it is an affront to the vast majority of officers who put their lives on the line every day to serve louisville with honor. >> so the department of justice detailing how officers routinely used excessive force. discriminated against minorities and violated their constitutional rights. the 90-page report a culmination of an investigation launched after the botched raid that killed breonna taylor in march of 2020. according to the report, the doj investigators found for years lmpd has practiced an aggressive style of policing that it deploys selectively, especially against black people p but also against vulnerable people throughout the city. some officers have videotaped themselves throwing drinks at pedestrians from their cars, insulted people with disabilities and

so a lot of people, joe manchin and others, are saying, guys, don't get too happy about this indictment. it could blow back up on you. >> republicans are in a position with trump where they can't live with him and can't live without him. they need the base. they want the base. >> listen, at some point -- >> they don't want trump. >> at some point trump is ascending right now. the former president on his way up. his numbers will go up. run polls, a big crowd in it will be like the glory days of 2016. people will be there. now, how long does that stay? does that stay through the second indictment, the third indictment, the fourth indictment? that's the question. if they are, if they do come. >> everyone is trying to figure out the politics. it's important to point out, people are beating up on alvin. if you're the prosecutor, and lawmakers in your state came out with a law that says, we don't want politicians behaving in a bad way. we don't want them doing, lying, cheating and stealing and george santos running the whole state. and that law is on the books. and somebody violates that law,

republicans found a friend in democratic senator joe manchin. >> esgs itself could cover the economy.trojan horse with a green new deal, gets them all the stuff, starves capital from family farms and manufacturers, jobs, makes everything more expensive for hard-working americans. >> reporter: other democrats argue esg goals can and should be a consideration when investing. >> it is one thing if there is a mandate esg be included, i could understand this should be a mandate. if there's not a mandate. >> reporter: with senator john fetterman out and gender -- senator joe manchin republicans will have enough votes to pass this resolution overturning the esg rule that biden has put forward. we will see if it passes today and what president biden decides to do once it lands on his desk. we when john fetterman is out, you can't vote by remote in the senate. supreme court justices seemed skeptical of biden's student loan handouts, watch this? >> what is missing is cost to other persons in terms of fairness. people who paid their loans, people who plan their lives around not seeking loans or

i asked you about joe manchin and fight for our future where they ran billboards saying joe manchin is corrupt. you said you did not agree with that. i asked if you agree jon tester is corrupt. you said you did not agree with that. i asked whether you agree that gary peterson is corrupt. you said you did not agree. i did not get to finish. ms. sohn: are you going to go to me? sen. cruz: i am. [laughter] she has attacked you too. >> i don't think so. sen. cruz: this group also ran the following billboard. it is a picture of senator sinema, also a member of this committee, and it is not subtle in case you want to miss the message they are trying to convey. it is that bright red and says "sinema is corrupt." do you agree with their sentiment? ms. sohn: of course not. sen. cruz: of course not! that billboard went up in 2019. at the end of 2019 what did you do? you sent out a fundraising email for this organization. after they had put the billboard up. did you know about the billboards they put up attacking manchin and peterson and tester and sinema. ms. sohn: i knew about the senator sinem

paging joe manchin, right , joe manchin. you talked about a lot of policies so i feel like i can talk about what the name of the show is, which is politics, right? ah you heard joe manchin publicly say what i've heard a lot of democrats say privately, which is what's going on in new york. concern about the fact that this is perhaps in the words of a lot of democrats. small ball, potentially potentially indicting donald trump on this stormy daniels payment when you have looming investigations in georgia and on by the feds on the sort of democracy and trying to overturn an election do you agree with that? like i don't know what evidence they have here. you're what i view is more serious cases. yes i politics agree that that's the case. but you know, and all of this, which we? we need to step back for a second. this is a nation of laws. whatever the issue is, the courts and juries will make a decision and i don't believe that congress ought to be engaged in in and going into ongoing investigations. but are there more serious is

. >> ashley: joe manchin declining to endorse president biden's potential reelection bid in 2024 just. >> are you going to endorse joe biden if he runs for reelection? >> there is plenty of time for elections and that is the problem every time, let's see who's involved and wait to see who the players are. let's just wait until it comes out. >> ashley: joe manchin is not ruling out a white house bid of his own. now, at the powerlifting is being forced to let transgender athletes compete with women all thanks to a new court order. will ask chance what this means for their future of support. >> todd: plus chris rock firing back at will smith for that infamous oscar slap. >> i know what happened to me getting smacked by shug smith, it still hurts! will smith practices selective outrage. >> todd: you haven't seen anything yet because he doesn't stop there. we have major moments from a netflix special that everyone is talking about. don't go anywhere, you are watching "fox & friends first" on a monday morning. ♪ ♪ new epson rapidreceipt smart organizer to scan, digitize and organize your do

but today on "face the nation" west virginia senator and often democratic dissenter joe manchin left the door open for challengers. >> are you going to endorse joe biden if he runs for re-elen?>> , theotet who'svolved. let's we seeho all players are. >> mr. biden, who still has not officially announced his re-election campaign, visited selma, alabama today marking his case -- making his case, rather, for stronger voting rights. cbs's willie james inman starts us off from washington. willie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. that's right. president biden visiting selma, alabama today to mark the 58th anniversary of bloody sunday. while there he called for legislation that would strengthen voting rights as we await an announcement on his potential re-election. ♪ >> reporter: in a historic visit to selma on sunday president biden walked across the edmund pettus bridge, where demonstrators fighting for voting rights were attacked by state troopers. the president again pressed for voting rights legislation, something he has not gotten across the finish line during the first

here's something interesting, west virginia center democrat joe manchin won't too backbite and it yet. >> are you going to endorse joe biden if he runs for reelection? >> is a problem with america right now we start an election every time there's a cycle per. >> he is the leader of your party. the crux of the bottom line is let's see who is involved. >> meantime marianne williamson is officially running for the democratic nomination. she says it is obvious the dnc is rigging the system for president biden. exit dnc should not be rigging the system for they do not even pretend anymore per they are not even covid about their swaying the primary season they are very overt about it. success of the doing the rigging the system? >> they even admit that jon jonathan. proxy is also the incumbent so we should make note of that. charlie, going to begin with you. let's go back to center manchin here. he is in a really interesting position here. his party needs him to run for reelection. he would be expected to do pretty well. he's also a critical voice gets a more progressive faction of his coun

. >> senator joe manchin says he's outraged by the memo and says to fox digital is crystal clear that this administration is putting their radical climate agenda ahead of the needs of the people of alaska and the united states. medical news, president biden, the oldest president had a basal cell cancer off his chest. and it's rarely fatal, but can be locally aggressive and surgery is important and that's exactly what happened last month during the president's physical at walter reed, he had surgery to remove that cancerous lesion. >> and we didn't find out that that lesion was cancerous until the biopsy came back yesterday, so positive news there. lucas tomorrow ltomlinson, thank you so much. griff: president trump is set to speak at cpac while others are skipping. and in maryland, we can see someone on stage already, hey there, mark. >> griff, we've seen a lot of people come on stage. good afternoon to you. some of the folks, who has not been here, but however, we've seen a stronger turnout today because of the man who is going to be on stage later on this afternoon. that's former pr

years they forget who they are working for i want you to know i spoke with west virginia senator joe manchinher day came on before he came on i talked to him on phone he said. >> very good friend of mine. >> he said to me people are not going to like what i am glowing to say you know what? i am for term limits i said wow, ken landone told me same thing wants term limits you even have a sitting senator joe manchin calling for term limits but the people going to decide this are very people who are going to get impacted i don't see it happening ken what about you? >> well i don't see it happening maria unless american people get so fed up, i mean, we need, by the way, maria with all due respect thank you for kind words what elaine and i are doing with good firnt would i be less than honest if i didn't say keeping it up to live well thank god but, really we need term limits, i had argument pushed at me last week, two people two elected officials in washington together said well you know if you go to term limits the staffs are going to run government, i said what the hell are you talking about th

whatever it is, this is just a political -- that's why jon tester and joe manchin voted with republicans what, they have in common? there democrats, both up for reelection, in republican states. >> sure, absolutely. i do think there's an economic issue here, there is something a policy to debate. so, i'm a little reluctant to lump it in with all the other insane stuff. >> that's what -- senator john -- of wyoming said, what's happened here is the woke and weaponize bureaucracy of performative labor has come up with new regulations on retirement funds. i'm just taking his lead -- >> oh, i know how they're marketing it. i'm cutting through that and saying, at the heart of, it is a real policy here. i think there is an argument, and i don't think we need to hit every nail with anti woke hammer. >> we can consider that a real issue here. >> right, there's one party that is saying you have the choice to consider the environment, social responsibility, if you want to. and that's the dems, we have the gop saying, we want to prohibit that from being consideration. which one is more concerning? t

joe manchin and i are trying to help.e have come up with a text of some bills that will hopefully help that we can hopefully get past. we are having a little problem with some of the senators. but what we want to do is go after college sports as we know it to make it fair for everybody. we want all 50 states to have the same basic rules. we will not get in the weeds, we want players to make money. right now they can transfer any time they want. i don't believe in that. i don't believe in teaching kids to quit, saying i don't like it here and am going to leave. i'm fine, but they have to have a penalty. we are trying to come up with some basics and if we can pass it, we are going to give it to the ncaa and say build around it. these three or four things, all 50 states have to go buy it. we the only one to do that. right now it's free-for-all. everybody doing different things and it's not a level playing field. >> it's not a level playing field. i think there needs to be a point where players are able to afford, you know, b

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now, he's not the only one with some white house criticism here, democratic senator joe manchin callsto your democratic colleague joe manchin? >> i say, joe, my dear friend, i love you, but there's nothing to negotiate with. it was -- we have a plan the democrats, except for joe biden just about every other member of our caucus, which is we think the debt ceiling should be raised without hostage taking, without brinksmanship, without the risk of saying do it my way or i'm going to let the country default. we know how horrible default would be. so the onus is on kevin mccarthy. he says he wants cuts. tell us what the cuts are. leader mccarthy, we need to see your plan. where is your plan? you say you want cuts, you have an obligation to show it, and you know why he hasn't done it, jack? i don't think he can pass anything in his caucus, so he's trying to deflect by saying let's negotiate, the president met with him once and said what i'm telling you, we need to see your plan. he said it at our caucus lunch today, we're waiting to see their plan. if they can't come up with a plan, let th

joe manchin, democrat. joining us now.d here. let's start with the bill, josh. walk us through it, and how the presidential got the decision he made. >> look, this has been swirling a long time, john, this is a lightning rod issue. it kind of has a little bit of elements with critical race theory. it's been sort of a rallying cry for republicans. of course that's put democrats in pretty republican states or swing states in tough positions, so the temperature is high, and it is sometimes difficult to reconcile some of the rhetoric on this esg issue with the rule itself. i mean, from some of the criticism, you would think it requires every investment manager with a proverbial gun to their head, to invest in only windmills, whatever, that's not the case with this bill. this bill would sort of lift legal risk for investors who want funds that skew more, if you're someone in your 20s who doesn't believe in heavy carbon industry, you may not want to put your money in a fund that piles into fossil fuels or whatever. west virginia

joe manchin for one was one of the ones that voted with donald trump.washington and congress has to intervene in a more aggressive way, it will be incredibly difficult to get a coalition to try to stabilize the system here, which is why the administration hopes they can do it administratively and not have congress intervene. >> and matt, while we watch all that play out the president himself mentioned these changes in 2018. elizabeth warren believes even more strongly these changes passed in 2018 are the reason why we're in the race today. but a key chairman on the house side up on capitol hill says no, no, no, no, no. what happened over the weekend happened because of woke policies. >> this bank, they're so concerned about dei and politics and all kinds of stuff. i think that really diverted from them focusing on their core mission. >> they were one of the most woke banks in their quest for the esg type policy and investing. this could be a trend. and there are consequences for bad democrat policy. >> matt, based on what we know today, and there's a lo

. ♪ >> west virginia senator joe manchin expressed his desire for the white house to propose a budgeteals with the national debt. he also reiterated the need for the no budget no pay act that he proposed. to the scheduled votes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. manchin: mr. president, i rise today to thank my friend from oklahoma, senator james lankford for continuing the senate's long tradition of delivering president george washington's farewell address earlier this week. it's an annual reminder of what is great about america, but it is erie how his warnings ring true today even that you it -- thousand it was delivered some 207 years ago. he warned of the dangers of putting the will of political party ahead of the will of the nation. he also warned against the accumulation of debt and encouraged us to cherish public credit. as a very important source of strength and security. my personal relationship with this and understanding is my grandfather affectionately known as papa joe, he would always say joe, if you have unmanaged debt, you will make cowardly decisions of how

>> yeah, this is for president biden's nominee for the irs commissioner, senator joe manchin, a democratdo his job, but it looks like that that position may be safe. senator biden said he will be confirmed, he'll likely be confirmed. but erin garcetti who was nominated for the u.s. ambassador to india, he has been dealing with issues for nearly 600 days. the senate ranking number said that he was pulling his support from him as well. this has happened over and over and over again as we move forward over these 600 days is how he handles sexual misconduct allegations against a top adviser, and that's something that eric garcetti had dealt with for a long time. it doesn't seem to be changing. both of those things are happening and the other issues, the woman who pulled out yesterday saying that basically it's not worth it. they're probably going to continue to see that. there's frustration in the white house, and frustration for people who feel like they're qualified. some of them, the opposition to them has almost nothing to do with how they would do the job, but it's about tweaks, and som

>> so let me just first say we have a respectful, productive relationship with senator joe manchin ande proud of the inflation reduction act signed into law this past summer and things we are incredibly proud of, investing in energy towns across american left behind. building the economy from the bottom up and middle out, make sure no one is left behind. what the inflation reduction act shows and proves so we will work with senator manchin on the shared priorities and values, including reducing the deficit and the permitting reform which are both -- both part of the president's budget. again, we are very proud of the work that we have been able to do with the senator, and i'll leave it there. >> do you have a reaction to the federal judge striking down part of obamacare, in particular the part about providing certain preventative care to people? >> yeah, a couple of things, we have some things we want to put out there. reviewing the decision made by the judge in texas earlier today. but we want to be very clear. this case is yet another attack on the affordable care act which have been

>> let me just first say, we have a respectful, a productive relationship with senator joe manchin.ction act and our shared goals and values that the president signed into law, as you know this past summer. and a couple of things that we are proud of, promoting the energy security, creating good paying manufacturing jobs and investing in energy, communities and towns across america that have been left behind. you hear the president talk about building an economy from the bottom up, the middle out, and making sure no one is left behind this is what the inflation reduction act shows and proves we're going to continue to work with senator manchin on the shared priorities and values, reducing the deficit, and the permitting reform, which is both part of the president's budget again, we are very proud of the work that we have been able to do with the senator, and i'll leave it there >> finally, do you have any reaction to the federal judge -- >> we're going to continue to listen to karine jean-pierre to see if she has any more news on the capture, the taking of "wall street journal" repo

and a few of the polls you are up about 20 points against joe manchin, are you considering running andiously considering. you know, and whether people buy it or not, my dad would always say the good lord knows and you know, son, that's all that really matters. at the end of the day, i am a patriot. i'm a real patriot. and i'm worried about our country. and that's not hogwash. that's not political hogwash and everything. i am worried about our country. and that's the only reason that i would run for the senate. but i am very seriously considering it. and probably in the next very few days i will make an announcement one way or another. >> brian: really. >> i'm not going to tease people. >> brian: do you think you would win? >> i know i would win. [laughter] >> i mean, that's all there is to it. >> steve: sorry, joe. >> where the people are in west virginia today yeah, i would win, brian. >> steve: when you are ready to declare, come back to "fox & friends," we would love to hear. >> brian: in two days. >> steve: straight from you. >> all right. guys. i can't really hear exactly who is t

now with the help of a handful of democratic senators senators including joe manchin, the senate is forced to do the same. joe manchin, in a majority of the native state senator going to tell the residents of district of columbia, who of course are the ones who will experience the effects of this law, what is safest for them. they don't get to tell west virginia that they probably shouldn't malott of guns on campus. that doesn't work in both directions. most people assumed that print like president joe biden, who has been a vocal supporter of home roland self determination in the district of columbia, would veto this. but now. no no. in a surprising and disappointing twist, yesterday the president announced that while he supports d.c. statehood and home rule, he does not support some of the changes d.c. council put forward and of the senate over votes to overturn where dc council did, about to sign it. really? i guess joe biden knows best. biden's decision reportedly blindsided members of the congressional black caucus, including d.c.'s nonvoting delegate to congress, eleanor holmes norton

but today on "in anface the nat joe manchin left the door open for challengers. >> are you going to endorse joe biden if he runs for re-election? >> no. the bottom line is let's see who's involved. let's wait until we see who all the players are. let's just wait until it all comes out. >> mr. biden, who still has not officially announced his re-election campaign visited selma, alabama, today, making his case for stronger voting rights. we start off from washington tonight. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. president biden visited selma, alabama, to mark the 58th anniversary of bloody sunday. while there he called for legislation that would strengthen voting rights as we await an announcement on his potential re-election. ♪ everywhere i go ♪ >> reporter: in a hiss rick visit, president biden walked ross the edmund pettus bridge from voters fig. >> the right to vote, to have your vote counted is the threshold of democracy. >> reporter: the visit comes as he looks to reassure a key voting bloc ahead of a potential 2024 campaign announcement. on saturday, former president donald trump headlin

you have senators like jon tester, joe manchin, such sharon brad fighting for reelection in states that a reliably red. west virginia, montana, ohio. i think that instead of vetoing the bill, and, putting the red state senators that democrats need to keep their majority, but, joe biden decided to help them out. that's another dynamic to remember here. house democrats were furious. my sourc tell me house leadership was under the impression, whether they were exclusively told by the white house or not, is a point of contention, that joe biden would actually veto the legislation when it came. the fact this happened yesterday, they were informed as this was basically happening when house democrats were at their retreat in baltimore and certainly blindsided. this is not what they expected from the white house. it is remarkable too. i don't want to get to process -- too processy, but the one thing the biden white house is good at is legislative affairs. joe biden was a senator for 36 years. to see this kind of miscommunication with the white house and its allies on the hill is a very unusual

he says he is looking to cut the deficit over the next decade but even democrats like joe manchin saye looking instead of spending cuts. democrats are fighting for 23 senate seats in the next election. it's a big story we are going to follow all next week or needs with maria 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern on fox business. i will see on the fox news channel on sunday "sunday morning futures" is live on 10:00 a.m. eastern avenue exclusive interviews with jim jordan and doctor ronny jackson former white house senior advisor stephen miller and vic ramaswamy all with me sunday 10:00 a.m. that will do it for now, they get so much for being here have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you again next time