joe peters, good morning, drug czar, you want to study these cartels well.on the border and my question to you is what does a crisis like this do? >> i was not the drug czar. i was a deputy in two administrations. this is a boon to the cartels. all of the confusion and mixed messaging though the messaging was well intended by president biden, don't come now, stop, go, the cartels take advantage of that. it is creating a marketing opportunity. madison avenue could not create a better advertisement for the cartels and they are going to seize on this and the message they are going to send is this is about safe passage, open border, welcoming united states. however to the cartels and the gangs these people are, that ease to them. a revenue source for them. in addition from the 3000 to 20,$000 a person to smuggle them in, they are a dual revenue source, these individual migrants because what the cartels will do whether it is a drug cartel, coyotes, ms 13, they will recruit gaining members and force young men to become gaining members or don't come to the us, the

joe manchin's position? or is that going to put the white house in a position where they're really limited to executive action that would likely face lawsuits? it seems like that's likely. peter: the voting restrictions were not the only jim crow comparison. the democrats and joe biden are talking about a filibuster as a relic from a by-gone era. why is that an issue of race? they have used it when they're been in the minority. republicans have used it when they've been in the minority. how does that get us back to this issue of race? >> well, because the filibuster -- i'm sorry. while that may not have been the original intent, we know it has been used over the years to inhibit, you know, racial progress in particular. and so you know, while that wasn't the initial tent that was the impact and intent in the late part of the last century. but you know what, what was interesting senator rafael warnock who came in that senate run-off in georgia that gave the demoats the majority -- a governing majority inongress, you know, was asked today, you know, where hetood about filibuster reform? he attempted to refrain that conversation saying really, this shouldn't be a question about

this puts their personal contacts in jeopardy so how should we assess their relationship then joe biden and peter because at the start of his presidency things seemed to be on a positive note they did have a long conversation we are back in january well every time there's a new man in the white house we always waiting for some kind of a new start some kind of a new page while i understand that you shouldn't really be you should really think that things improved right away but at least the you know the presidents always want some kind of new good start and we were member they had a long phone conversation we remember that the new start treaty which is a very important nonproliferation agreement that was extended for 3 years without any long conversations still though we heard from the russian side for example remember lot of reports press secretary dimitri pascal saying that for now there really aren't any prospects for for a personal meeting between these 2 so this is something that needs to be prepared this is something. that needs to be worked on for a very long time and like i was saying. are

joe do a sitdown? he says i like the tough questions. okay, when do we get peter doocy versus joe? i'm dying to see that. >> maybe tomorrow. it's a new day, you never know, we can ask. it doesn't hurt to ask. >> sean: you want to do an over under on that, peter? because i don't think you're going to win. >> you never know if you don't ask, but sean, we are doing some detective work at the white house here. today the president said in the next couple days he'll be able to take reporter questions. jen psaki has said he's going to do a press conference before the end of the month. that's march. some back of the napkin math, 14 workdays left in march. we don't know which one it is going to be, but they set a deadline for themselves. now, a former solo press conference per se, but on january 2015 did talk to reporters in a back-and-forth for about 20 minutes. during the campaign we were with him all over the country. he only ever really did like an informal gaggle and he took questions and then once we got to wilmington, they would put him up on a stage and they would take questions from

joe and kalac and her colleague peter hamby visit them some way need coral reef every 2 years to check up on this fragile ecosystem the coral reef is a fascinating object of study for the to marry biologists. that is where they live. so that is where you find the. money like. a lovely feeding area. and most of the body doubles by a day so these are. used in the like. we have before for decline in fish tractors in the last. 2 or 3 decades and that is a problem. as local fishermen know all too well the maya has son was born and bred in some way in the fishing has been his main source of income for years. not only wants to get the catch was still good when i started but over the past 4 years the number of fish has been declining i mean. the kenyan coast is lined with 620 square kilometers of coral reefs an area only slightly smaller than the capital nairobi in some way nice taking part in a project overseen by the research organization called you which monitors coral bleaching and mortality the causes of coral reef degradation are all manmade such as rising water temperatures. there. is p

when joe biden is rested enough, peter doocy can ask him why white supremacists shooters and radicaletting the money. what do they need it for? >> juan: juan, you can't be behind that. i'm struck by there conversation. this bill is so incredibly popular with the american people, republicans and democrats. it just sounds like republicans are grasping at straws trying to find a way to make it less popular. to system how say in is the worst bill ever. it's just not the worst bill ever. it's not just about, dagen, you're talking about you have to mays a distinction with prisoners and jailsand that's part of the democratic problem. there's a lot there. but the key point to me is even if you were not in jail, in jail, if you were employed, unemployed, if you are poor, if you are rich, if the republicans had been in charge and they were in charge under trump, remember, nobody would be getting my money. this relief bill wouldn't be happening. the american people say that in the aftermath of covid and the tremendous damage it's done to the american economy, government should be helping the pe

and it appears joe's handlers didn't think he could stand up to peter doocy from fox news because doocy never got a question. funny. i have memories of president trump going for cnn's jim acosta right out of the gate just to set the record straight. joe biden lost his train of thought repeatedly. mid sentence. rambled on, and showed his ability to keep his cool. even asking the press, what's wrong with you people? in a trump presser they would have yelled back, what's wrong with you. my favorite part was when a reporter asked the president about his relationship with china. he cautiously said he will make them follow the rules. how can he make them follow the rules when he can't even take a question from peter doocy. it took him 7 minutes to answer that question. after that 7 minutes and a bumpy ride in the woods nobody remembered what the question was in the first place. but when joe was candidate about what happened last week when the chinese dell gracious wiped the floor with his secretary of state blinken. joe didn't get because he said this. >> [inaudible] judge jeanine: we have 18

probably saying watch out for peter doocy. thank you. joe biden is set to hold that official first press conference on thursday. be a lot of practice this week. so maybe a lot of answers for us about the border crisis and i'd like to know if joe feels he was blown over by the wind friday. don't hold your breath. joe is likely going to spend the next several days memorizing prepared lines. no public events over the weekend, no public events today. while his schedule has yet to be released, don't expect to see much of joe until thursday, this is practice week. he spending every waking moment preparing for the presser. here with press secretary, kayleigh mcenany . i don't know. when donald trump held a rally, the press would scream and yell, this is a super spreader event. okay. we saw griff jenkins. i didn't see much social distancing in tijuana, mexico where migrants are waiting for their moment to cross. i think, kayleigh, if you ever said that donald trump tripped while boarding air force one, because the wind blew him over, i don't know if

clearly chuck schumer's being very careful in the senate to keep joe manchin in the fold. but to peter'snt, i remember reporting a few years ago about questions about whether manchin was going to switch parties. the reality is his state's gone so to the right that there's no way democrats are going to own that seat if joe manchin isn't sitting in it. so how does president biden navigate this relationship? >> well, i have been told by white house officials that they are spending a fair amount of time on outreach to joe manchin. but you know, when you look at the messaging from the white house, for example, on the filibuster, who came out first and discussed moving to the talking filibuster? it was joe manchin. and then you heard president biden echo similar language. what about the priorities we are hearing from the white house? obviously, there's this big focus on immigration because of this terrible situation that's unfolding at the border. but if that wasn't on the table, what the white house would be talking about now is covid relief and infrastructure. what's an issue that a moderate

>> sean: now, of course joe didn't take any questions from our ownn peter doocy. ock there or none of the other reporters even dared to ask about the wind knocking joe biden down three times climbing up air force one. the wind knocked him over. nobody asked him about his struggles cognitively or the bizarre scandals swirling around zero experience hunter biden involving and illegally obtained cover-up involved in biden's secret service connections. we will have more on that in a moment. and then, of course there were plenty of questions about ending the filibuster so the leftward ran through their agenda. biden responded by calling the filibuster racist. in a minutetell you how many times democrats used it. take a look. >> president barack obama said he believes the filibuster was a relic of the jim crow era. you agree? ib>> yes. >> if not, why not abolish it if it is a relic of the jim crow era? >> let's figure out how we can get this done. >> sean: now, democrats, joe's party, joe's pals, joe's friends, they used the filibuster over 250 times last year. so, was i

how low in welcoming cross-talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle on the campaign trail joe biden said nothing would fundamentally changed he was right washington is again illegally bombing syria and why trump ism will not go away any time soon. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london he's a historian analyst and author of the new book a rise will see a return of russia to world politics and in budapest we have george said well he's a podcast direct the gavel which can be found on you tube and rumble right generally across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate his go to marcus 1st i'm having a lot of enjoyment watching all of the people that criticize donald trump for bombing syria which i did at the time and the early part of his administration but the same people that criticize trump for doing that are praising joe biden for doing exactly the same thing that's probably the only value that twitter house it's a record to look at people's hypocrisy go ahead mark. well hater it didn'

hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle on the campaign trail joe biden said nothing would fundamentally changed he was right washington is again illegally bombing syria and why trump ism will not go away any time soon. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london he's a historian analyst and author of the new book arise rossiya the return of russia to world politics and in budapest we have george said well he's a podcast direct the gavel which can be found on you tube and rumble right generally across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate his go to marcus 1st i'm having a lot of enjoyment watching all of the people that criticize donald trump for bombing syria which i did at the time and the early part of his administration but the same people that criticize trump for doing that are praising joe biden for doing exactly the same thing that's probably the only value that twitter has it's a record to look at people's hypocrisy go ahead mark. well hater it didn't

how low in welcoming cross-talk we're all things are considered i'm peter labelle on the campaign trail joe biden said nothing would fundamentally changed he was right washington is again illegally bombing syria and why trump ism will not go away any time.

how low in welcome across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle on the campaign trail joe biden said nothing would fundamentally changed he was right washington is again illegally bombing syria and why trump ism will not go away any time soon. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london he's a historian analyst and author of the new book a rise will see in the return of russian to world politics and in budapest we have joined us and well he's a podcast or at the gavel which can be found on you tube. all right gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate his go to marcus 1st i'm having.

peter alexander asked president joe biden about that today in the oval office. >> i think it's a big mistake. look, i hope everybody has realized by now these masks make a difference. we are on the cusp of being able to fundamentally change the nature of this disease because of the way in which we're able to get vaccines in people's arms. able to move it up to end of may to have enough to get every adult american a shot. and the last thing, last thing we need is neanderthal thinking that everything is fine, take off your mask, forget it. we have the vaccine to do it, get the shot and second shot, they're going to take time. it's critical, critical, critical, critical that they follow the science, wash your hands, hot water, do it frequently. wear a mask, and stay socially distanced. and i know you all know that. i wish the heck some of our elected officials knew it. >> leading off discussion tonight, former democratic congressman beto o'rourke of texas, founder of foundation to elect democrats in texas. thanks for joining us. get your reaction to governor abbott saying forget about i

peter doocy has tonight's update. >> joe biden has had years to think about how he would respond to theh mike jamal khashoggi 2019. >> president trump is not punished senior saudi leaders. would you? >> yes. >> but that punishment he promised doesn't include sanctions. john brennan had been hoping to see something for the crown prince tweeting "no meetings with senior u.s. officials are no visits to the u.s. would be a good start. instead, the u.s. is placing new visa restrictions on 76 saudis the state department won't name may sing mike making a request for the saudis to disband a rapid intervention course and pledging to review future arms sails. >> in terms of our with saudi arabia, it's a recalibration, it's not a rupture. >> united nations expert's warning is a risk in telling the public he approved the khashoggi killing him and doing nothing about it. >> it is extremely, in my view, problematic. it's dangerous to acknowledge someone culpability and then to [indiscernible] we won't do anything. >> it's tough to untangle ties with the strategic partner in the middle east. >> you ca

that joe biden would be the second coming of george washington from a truth telling perspective and now it has been anything but, sean. >> sean: i'm not expecting tough questions except maybe peterwould probably be the only one or two. joe concha as always. more "hannity" next. >> sean: unfortunately that's all the time we have left this evening. we hope you'll set your dvr and set it up for laura's show too. don't forget, 3:00-6:00 eastern at a station near you, hannity.com will tell you more when. in the meantime i have good news. set your dvr for the next hour because let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham takes it from here. >> laura: thank you, sean. i don't have to say it now. you did my homework for me. >> sean: apparently you didn't know to say that so now i'm trying to help out my friend and colleague. >> laura: i am learning. i'm on a curve. greatly on a curve. hannity, awesome show. i love dan bongino and i'm lucky they'll make glad he's doing so well. that news about his health was so great. was grateful for his help. thanks so much. this is "the ingraham angle." why is the judge not looking to withhold potentially exculpatory evidence? and masks fo

. >> peter, i want to follow with you. joe biden seems to be focused on rolling out the infrastructure plan. does it need the president's shoulder to get even modified version of this background check bill be voted on? does he need to make it more front and center? >> i think he does, obviously. what he said when he was asked about it, as al said, the art of the possible, he suggested timing is important. the implication was he meant it wasn't time to devote a lot of resources. he went to talk to infrastructure because that is front and center on his agenda. >> let me pause the conversation there. it's been a busy week. we have a lot of busy issues to get to. i'm hoping to get more issues in the next round including voting rights and immigration. optimism. stick with us for that. s for tht i'm a verizon engineer, part of the team that built 5g right. the only one from america's most reliable network. we designed our 5g to make the things you do every day, better. with 5g nationwide, millions of people can now work, listen, and

our condolences to my dear sister janet, bob's beloved wife of 56 years; his daughter mary joe; his son peterddaughter isabella; siblings mary, greg, kathy and clark, his brothers-in-law john and rock, sister in law paula, and his 45 manchin nieces and nephews. we extend our most sincere condolences for our shared loss of this remarkable, absolutely remarkable person. the unwavering love bob had for his family, his friends, and our nation will live on forever in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing robert gutz thompson. god rest bob. the presiding officer: the senator from missouri is recognized. blunt --. mr. blunt: i want to join fellow senators in remembering senator manchin's family, sister and the rest of his family as they deal with the loss of his brother-in-law. i want to talk today, mr. president, about a draft i just received, a bill we're actually going to have a hearing on next week, s. 1, the so-called for the people act. this bill is the companion act to the senate version of h.r. 1. i actually think it's even longer than h.r. 1, which i would have thought impossib

, that he's going to end up keeping 3,500 troops in afghanistan. >> yeah, and peter baker, there's been a long history of joeanted to make sure i wasn't quoting one of your stories from 2009. i was looking up very quickly, that scene where joe biden and senators were with karzai who claimed there was absolutely no corruption in afghanistan. joe biden, then vice president stood up, threw his napkin down, and said, this dinner is over. you take that skepticism with the skepticism that he had about adding troops to afghanistan. and ed's right, he is long been a skeptic about america's presence in afghanistan. but the question, he was there when barack obama removed the troops from iraq. the question is, what replaces those american troops. what fills that void? "the new york times," your paper said last week, it might be isis. >> yeah, the argument is, look, for a very small investment, that is 3,500 troops is a relatively small number of people. you manage to keep a certain stability in a country that actually has mattered to us for 20-some years. you know, we're not in a lot of active combat. it's not like th

peter. spencer, oh, my goodness. [laughter] all right. breaking news, president joe of the $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill. he just finished speaking in the rose garden at the white house right now. the president touting the benefits of the law from the thousands of dollars in still the plus checks that will be sent as soon as this weekend to struggling americans to the purchase of millions of vaccines to protect the nation from the deadly coronavirus. we are going to get instant analys

too many questions and 70s all rambling joe biden who unlike donald trump get interrupted with 20 seconds into an answer he got to speak minutes at a time, peteroocy probably would've been the only person to ask those but people handily mr. biden was on a list of predetermined to assess questions. >> not a lot of substance but on the style of it, certainly i think in some ways for people who wanted a restoration of washington custom after the trump era maybe they got it here. you have a polite polished performance, you have not a lot of straight answers, yet a lot of answers that had something for everybody, you mentioned the filibuster and is started out sounding like he was defending the tradition of the senate and wanted to see them restored and he ended up saying by the wave don't get what i want i'll get rid of it essentially. it's just as far as the performance and i know a lot of people wonder coming into it because mr. biden is not a kid, how would you view the presidents performances we? >> it was very joe biden, what was unprecedented about this press conference and all your points are correct mr. biden had what looked like a multipa

peter doocy never got a question. i have memories of donald trump right out of the gate, just to set the record straight. joe also lost his train of thought repeatedly, midsentence, rambled on and showed his inability to maintain his cool even asking the press what is wrong with thehe people. surprising in a trump presser they would yell back what is lewrong with you my favorite pat when a reporter asked his president with his relationship with china and he cautiously said he makes them follow the rules. and how could he possibly make china accountable and follow the rules when he can't take a question for peter doocy and actually took him seven minutes to answer that question and after that seven minutes no one remembered what the question was in the firstoe place. when joe was asked what happened last week when the chinese delegation wipe the floor with the secretary of state joe obviously didn't get it because he said this. >> i'm proud of the secretary of state. judge jeanine: we have 18000 unaccompanied children who have crossed andos in custody, 20% he no relative in this country a president who refuse

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joe said on campaign trail. and hunter's business dealing. can we trust the president to be tough on china, peter navarro joins me next to sound the alarm, don't go away. judge jeanine: american officials met with chinese representatives in what turned out to be a very rocky first meeting. what are the implications. joining us to sounds the alarm, former trade advisor, peter navarro. there is a meeting with the secretary of state anthony blinken. they meet with the chinese in alaska. give me your take. >> this was the fiasco in alaska. they ripped the faces off sullivan and blinken. biden should have pulled those people back immediately. i met with the same people 10 times. they wouldn't dare talk to me or lighthizer like that, much less the president. the reason is because they knew if they tried any of that wrap, that we would throw another $100 billion worth of tariffs on them. when the gangster from the chinese communist party started lecturing our guy on the moral equivalence of concentration camps versus race relations here in the united states, what blinken should have did was stands up, g

peter. spencer, oh, my goodness. [laughter] all right. breaking news, president joe biden celebrating yesterday's signing of the $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill. he just finished speaking in the rose garden at the white house right now. the president touting the benefits of the law from the thousands of dollars in still the plus checks that will be sent as soon as this weekend to struggling americans to the purchase of millions of vaccines to protect the nation from the deadly coronavirus. we are going to get instant analysis of the impact of the stimulus from the national association of manufacturers' ceo who will spin it forward on what he wants to see in a potential infrastructure bill. wall street not exactly sure what to make of it or at least maybe just exhausted from the crazy week we've had. the dow powers to its third straight record, tech stocks and the nasdaq sinking, so any gain for the dow, russell, s&p or transports, brand new records. we're watching it. meanwhile, the biden administration today cracking down on chinese telecoms, huawei, zte and

oh i agree with you peter i mean i don't see any signs of us rejuvenating and i think quite the opposite i mean to me joe biden the person he reminds me of is a constantine chernenko who is you may recall was for a period of 13 months the head of the soviet union 45 and he was a man whose physical the crapper to perfectly with reflected the the political to crapper to that of the soviet union and and joe by the same wife if i could get that thing the other daniel said they know the empires you know enter a stage of dementia on their way down mug joe biden this clearly is suffering from seeing all the magic is he's making wild charges that the u.s. these charges are increasingly divorced from from reality i mean that the wig or the whole wig or uproar it just has no basis in reality at all and i don't want to say that you don't consider all the time and i'm suggesting comment that it's not based in reality is that we're beginning to see. for the 1st time in a long time investment back in the american people i agree with you peter i don't want to see a lot of. around the world a minute terry of conflicts t

these people are encouraging joe biden to nuke the filibuster and push socialism. and then he didn't even call on peter doocy. he's a chicken. >> juan: dana, immigration has jesse said is the hot topic. biden said trump was the reason for the surge, and he had no apology for ending trump's program. did he handle this well in your opinion? >> dana: i think on the border, immigration, he had his weakest comments on the issue. and also, there were a lot of questions about that issue. i thought his response about cecilia vega question "abc news" about the 9-year-old child she met. i watched her broadcast the other day and she was quite affected about it. the way he answered was quite flippant and he didn't take it serious enough. the other thing that happened, juan, you know the people from the right were criticizing the president or be an umpire. and you knew that the immediate issue was going to be one, but i didn't expect this. the media criticism also coming from the left. what were they complaining about, including the white house chief of staff? complaining there was not a single question about covid

joe biden elected. >> stephen: please welcome to "a late show," my paramount+ colleagues: kylie weaver, lila moreno, peter watched you for years. i think you are the gold standard. you are most news on tv right now and i'm just wondering for the people out there if you wouldn't mind introducing yourself. >> okay, he is obsessed with me. i'm the host and author of 33 apologies think pieces titled my time to listen kylie we ever. >> i'm drunk girl drenging sea water saying it's fine lila moreena. >> i'm atlantic contributor who went viral for standing on a coffee shop table and apologizing for clogging the toilet brian minute and i'm "vanity fair" editor and invent ever the caveman diet peter without mack. >> stephen: it's an honor to have you here, let's talk about the show, virtual signal what inspired itnd what is your mission. >> you hilt the nail on it head it is the honor. as for inspiration i noticed a lot of news anchors out there speaking against injustice purely to signal to their audience that they are virtuous people but no one had the fore site to make it the title of their show and that is wha

joe said on the campaign trail. in the faces of all that can we honestly trust the president to be tough on china? peterro joins me next to sowjtds the alarm. sowjtds the alarm. don't go - in business, customer support is mission critical. with grammarly business, you can turn your frontline reps into bottom line superheros. take carl, for example. carl's got a superpower, spot on customer support. grammarly business helped him set the right tone increasing our customer satisfaction by 17%. - [children] hurray! - which leads to happier customers, and stronger relationships. learn more at grammarly.com/business. judge jeanine: american officials met with chinese representatives in what turned out to be a very rocky first meeting. what are the implications. joining us to sounds the alarm, former trade advisor, peter navarro. there is a meeting with the secretary of state anthony blinken. they meet with the chinese in alaska. give me your take. >> this was the fiasco in alaska. they ripped the faces off sullivan and blinken. biden should have pulled those people back immediately. i met with the same people