-joe t.: yeah. -lemonis: 60 days? -joe t.: yeah. ing the person and you stopping your communication with her? which means, joe, that it still happened inside of the window that you and i were partners. this discussion is about you making a decision that put the business in jeopardy. joe t.: i know, that's what you're saying. lemonis: you put your partners in jeopardy, you put me in jeopardy. why did you fire her? joe t.: she was being evaluated over time, and so was everyone else. lemonis: when i first got there, you never said to me, "there's a list of employees. they're problem children. i'm having to coach them." joe t.: i am not the person who's gonna say, "hey, i'm done with that person." i'm going to try to put them through my training program and see what i can do to make them better employees. lemonis: did you do that with the young lady? joe t.: as a group? absolutely. lemonis: i'm not saying as a group. we're not having this conversation with the other guys. before you terminate somebody, you should have that one-on-one con

joe t.: good, brother. you, too.anchise. but what i've put in place has gone off the rails. sammy: bad burgers, bad fries, bad customer service... for the last 90 days, it's been [bleep] lemonis: and the partners are too busy fighting to fix it. joe t.: i'm the guy that's here every day... sammy: right, what's your problem? joe t.: ...and you're the guy that shows up once a month, that's what it is. that's the problem. lemonis: we have a big opportunity to grow this business. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here, but it looks like chaos to me. but if these guys can't grow up... sammy: i laid out all the kitchen equipment,

nike of course in the joe t t.isten tomorrow night and see if there's clarity on the covid-related factory closures in vietnam they began in the middle of july and been extended into september. 50% of nike footwear comes from vietnam. ultimately will nike have to lower guidance as a result of that we'll find out tomorrow evening but i'm not doing anything ahead of tomorrow night's earnings report. >> you personally sold it a while ago. we talk about the etf. you did own it but you sold it. >> yeah, violated by own discipline, which proves if you cut us, we all bleed we're humans, we make mistakes i was concerned about the social aspect as relates to esg for nike, labor conditions in china. i sold out at 130, the stock rallied significantly. i was wrong. it is still in the etfs. >> give me a name for a final trade if you could, please. >> garmin. >> thank you steph? >> pf corp great brands gross margins are going higher 3% yield. >> mr. all in. >> marathon petroleum. >> big day for energy, that's for sure dr. j. >>

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ou own is it in the joe t as well. >> shopify is clearly one of the leading growth names that investors can be allocating towards, canadian waist-based company, that it's able to distribute service in a capacity not to the scale that amazon has. but has clearly been able through strong management and leadership to begin to grow the business model to a lesser extent i think you can also look at mercado libre steven in the past liked jumeap but i think the e-customers model amazon perfected, there are other players entering that geographically that provide other opportunities. shopify for me is the one to invest in. >> let's broaden the conversation there are other stocks out besides big tech let's bring in mike santoli from the new york stock exchange. he is looking for warning signs are you see going. >> this is the category of standing on the bluff scanning the horizon for any threats that might disturb the skaum. it isn't so much the market itself or the economic numbers are giving us reason to say that this kind of consistently strong uptrend is changing. but here is what you want to

good product and infrastructure momentum >> the man so important they named an etf after him, joe t. >> a little update on my netflix position, i'm staying with it. it reached a high of 615 on september 8th. it's pulled back right now to where i bought it. i'm not adding to the position i'm staying with it and i'll identify a stop loss below >> apple seconds away. "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you very much, scott hi everybody, i'm kelly evans. this is "the exchange. apple is expected to unveil a new iphone, but will it have enough features to get people to want to buy it now, and crucially at what price? we are so looking forward to hearing all of what apple has to say about that maybe an update to air pods. how are they going to update the air pods, dom? we're watching the watch it's a center piece of the health care push we'll bring you every apple announcement as soon as it happens. let's start off with the stock, the investing performance we've seen ayear to date >> make the air pods black, maybe? small? i have no idea we're going to find out in this hour as kelly pointed out

. >> all right joe t., the man with the etf >> sticking with my netflix position still, steve. 6.25 to., final to you? >> like the net sports trade, ea up to the 139 strike, scott. >> bought a little more as i understand as well good to see everybody. "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour on "the exchange," a collision course with commodities that's what our guest warns the world economy is heading for as prices on everything from oil and coal to cotton soar. he has several ways for investors to hedge and even benefit from this trend. >>> plus, even when you don't have a shortage of fuel you might still face a shortage of truckers to get it to fill-up stations like britain is facing right now. we talk to fuel logistics about whether the shortage could become chronic and how to solve the lack of drivers. >>> in rap

good product and infrastructure momentum >> the man so important they named an etf after him, joe t.ing with it. it reached a high of 615 on september 8th. it's pulled back right now to where i bought it. i'm not adding to the position i'm staying with it and i'll identify a stop loss below >> apple seconds away. "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you very much, scott hi everybody, i'm kelly evans. this is "the exchange. apple is expected to unveil a new iphone, but will it have enough features to get people to want to buy it now, and crucially at what price? we are so looking forward to hearing all of what apple has to say about that maybe an update to air pods. how are they going to update the air pods, dom? we're watching the watch it's a center piece of the health care push we'll bru

joe." congratulations t axios for their first ey interview. ednesday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. see you over there. >>> this week in covid history. as we end september 2020, the men who would be president have a "get to know ya." >> provide a -- >> by the -- >> why would you -- >> the question is. the question is -- >> radical left. >> will you shut up, man? >> listen. >> someone had to say it. >>> next, it is time to play everyone's favorite game. >> do you condemn white supremacists? >> the question is -- >> are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists? >> proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> the answer we were looking for was, "yes." winning isn't everything. >> we won the debate last night. >> let's

trump, barack obama or joe biden because i don't like, i'm not a fan of kamala harris so i don't think you get any better to do an impeachment. the media is working in overdrive tthe pig and make him look as good as possible in front of the american people but to think joe biden has a conversation with the afghan president and talks about optics when the afghan president says we need more air support, more bombs to support troops if we are going to be successful to t hold afghanistan from the taliban joe biden doesn't care if you do that and didn't drink, he only careses about the optics and selling to the american people as opposed to what's doing right. we left behind, thehe helicoptes and c-130, the guns and drones, billions of dollars of american technology left to radical islam organization and joe biden doesn't think it was foreseeable? of me a break and it's all shameful. the media is just as at fault as joe biden. liz: thank you for joining us, come back soon. great to have you on. thank you for watching, i'm elizabeth mcdonald, you been watching the evening edit. that does it for us, join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ edition of larry kudlow labor in ame

we need unit t. joe, isn't that guy isn't up to the task, go ahead in london. well, i think joseph biden has the very long political career. and as you said, he's, he's more of a weather way, very politician than a conviction politician overall. he's a centrist democrats, from a state state of delaware. massive number of corporations are domiciled there and so on for tax purposes. i do use at the center of the party. but, you know, if you look at the opinion polls in the run up to 2020, the democratic primaries and so on. the people who oppose from one to 2 things, one they want to trump out on 2nd, they wanted someone who was a relatively mainstream, old white guy, politician who wouldn't shake things up too much on the one hand. but there's a lot of people who want to change and you know, a president biden combined some of those characteristics. and he's the sort of a lot of people wanted, after 4 years of, to march us politics. and i think that's what american people really voted for. and to some extent, the fact that he's inherited these crises and that he

of course, if we're circling back, sabrina, to the question of joe manchin t means we're also circlingack to the question of the filibuster. you have no reporting from "rolling stone" that looks at president biden's role. biden assured senate majority leader chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi he was ready to push for filibuster reform. biden's pressure would aim to help schumer convince moderate democrats to support a carve-out to the filibuster, a must for the party if it's going pass new voting restrictions without the votes. biden told schumer, chuck, you tell me when you need me to start making phone calls. sabrina, one, i wonder how that squares with your own reporting and your sense on how pressure from the white house could potentially move the needle here. >> i think the number one thing to see here is the fact that biden has come to terms with the fact that filibuster reform is going to happen. i mean, we saw in his first press conference earlier this year that hesitance to call for reform, that hesitance to embrace reform that other democrats were already calling fo

but starting this summer, the biden administration gave them new role, joe biden told them t start hiding information from the public to promote the covid vaccine. until this summer, osha require employees to retain records of any worker who suffered a serious side effect from the vaccine. then in june, the guidance suddenly changed to this. quote osha will not enforce a direct recording requirements that require any employers to report side effects from covid 19 vaccinations. that was a major change, especially since we are still learning so much about these vaccines in their possible side effects. just hours ago for example, the telegraph in britain reported that quote teenage boys are six times more likely to suffer heart problems from the vaccine then be hospitalized from covid 19. in in israel were more than 80 percent of adults are vaccinated, covid cases are spiky. israel has one of the world's highest daily infection rates. heat exclude that in his remark to the nation joe biden didn't answer that. instead, he put osha, the same agency that has been hiding evidence of vaccine side

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public may want their troops home, but t sense he is, joe biden has done a bad job convincing them itn't have been done in a better way. laura: for more on what america's exit from afghanistan means for the world, we are joined by the president of the council on foreign relations. welcome back to the program. you heard president biden forcefully defend this messy u.s. exit from afghanistan. what was your assessment of his tone and argument? >> i thought his tone was forceful, that will be the positive word. strident would be less generous. i thought his framing was a bit unfair. he said we had two choices, either return to escalated combat or leave. i think there was a third choice, which was to maintain a small presence to backup the afghans and that seemed to have been working. he was rather ungenerous towards the afghan troops who have suffered serious losses over these 20 years, and essentially didn't draw a connection between the agreement signed by the trump administration and implemented by himself, and the loss of morale and cohesion on the part of the afghans. that said, i th

research service, nonpartisan, joe, you yourself, up to a half million dollars in back taxes great i wonder if th ag in delaware is going to go after you like they are doing tonald trump in new york? for the exact same quote allegation. cbc, msnbc, cnn, maybe you should be speculating about jai time like you do with everythin donald trump or does joe just get the presidential protection program like he had the candidate protection program because he is a liberal democra and he's not donald trump? only one of the only members of the press that ask tough questions as our very own peter ducey, naturally joe biden toda avoided peace or do you see lik the plague. there was no exception. he only took four questions. >> here with more as white hous correspondent our own peter ducey is with us. okay, so i know you're in the press room tonight. so the question is, they didn't take your question. that's not press conference wit four questions for it he has ye to do a prime time, press conference. donald trump talk to the press lot. what are the questions that the media are not asking? >> two your point from just a few minutes ago. we still have not heard him address

. >> joe, thank you for your service, t, new york, and thank you for sharing this story tonight with us. >> thank you, laura, for everything you do. thank you very much for it get that morning president bush was in florida where students were reading a book it was called th pet goat. he already knew the first plane had hit their world trade cente at the time, people thought it was an accident somehow but minutes later the second plane hit, and andy card needed to tell the president. >> page 153. >> a second plane hit the secon tower, america is under attack is his words. ari fleischer spent the entire day with president bush, take u through those first moments com at you were there for every minute of it. >> as the motorcade pulled up, got a page, and it said a plane has hit the world trade center in i thought accident, small plane, and then about 30 second before andy card walked into that room and whispered and the president's right here, i was blaming leaning against the lef wall of that room and i got a second page and the second page told me a second plane has hit the second tow

you've suffered enough pain but there was at the meeting one particular family decided not t meet with joe biden and that he met with the marines a pregnant widow. and described it as a scripted total disregard to the service members that and you told us story to the washington post an i have to be honest, i was grateful that you said. you can't focus as he did say sorry. i'm sorry i applied you for saying it. i really do. that's how i feel. and i won't lie about how i feel . because i feel for you in your dad as you sit there and having to live through this i feel for this a pregnant mother. this child will never meet thei father ever as a father i can tell you i don't know how i'd recover that happened to someon in my family. >> thomas about your thoughts. >> my oldest sat with her she did about having to get up and leave we didn't even mention ever said their names as far as i'm aware. it was immediately he came in with his story about son he served in said that's not even remotely the same thing. is it still tragically died of cancer but that is not even close to the same situation and

two democrats have emerged as face of opposition to t agenda, joe manchin and kirsten sinema. about senator manchin, represents a state that donald trump won in 2020 and he's articulated the basis of his opposition to the current proposal. he thinks the $3.5 trillion spending over the years isoo high wants me mns testi and mit t spe of e benefs of theill. i think hsdaerousl destruively wrong about the bstanc of tholitic but at ast ty'reangibl demands. to qte the big lowski tlt it's an ethos. not clear that sinema is invested in the agenda at all and has been focused on looking out for wealthy and special interests. during the summer recess, most senators spend with families in districts, attended a paid wine making internship in california at winery that held a fundraiser r her campaig r by founder of large equity firm that also donated to her campaign. i guess would be fun but i don't know. you look no further than today, met with the white house twice on the future of the bill, going back a third time i just saw. and democrats feverishly looking to put together a compromise

what you watch in the senate hearing today was pure blame t shifting. joe foreign policy is a legitimate disaster, nobody disputes that, but mark milley wants you to know that none of it is his fault. secretary of defense wants you to know that too. so does the head of central command,se general mckenzie. all three of them want to make it crystal clear that the scenery dull maxing out on the white house did this, it's his fault, not theirs. it was joe biden, they told us today, who forced american troops to leave afghanistan before we evacuated all american citizens. and because the pentagon reflexively in every case follows every order up to the letter from the sitting president, they had no choice but to obey these crazy decisions. watch them explain. >> general milley, it's your testimony that you recommended 2500 troops approximately stay in afghanistan? >> yes, my assessment was back in the fall of apostolate 20 and remained consistently throughout that we should keep a steady -- could bounce up to 3500, maybe something like that. >> general mckenzie,

. >> trevor: oh, boy, no o tell me you didn't, you did not just throw out the t word at joe biden! because you know what's going to happen next, right? joe biden's about to hit you with a clap back! get him, joe! well he fell asleep but when he wakes up, oh, boy, you better look out! now don't forget the only reason australia wants these subs is because china is becoming more and more aggressive in the region. so when china saw this deal, they also weren't happy. >> china's accusing the u.s. of stoking a new arms race. chinese state media warning australia that it's now an adversary and to prepare for the worst. >> the sensationalists chinese state newspaper the global times had a front page article and said australia is marking itself out as an adversary of china and by making this move it also made itself vulnerable as a potential nuclear target in the event of open conflict. >> trevor: goddam! china! no wonder australia is nervous, you guys just jumped straight to nuclear war. isn't there a gala you can cancel first. >> trevor: honestly, i think this whole situation could have b

. >> jesse: now joe biden is threatening the unvaccinated t more than he is threatening the taliban. same we saw with the cdc eviction moratorium. first joe biden said he wouldn't do it, then he did it anyway. so there is no legal justification at all. but listen carefully to joe biden's scientific justification. and i joe biden appeared to admit that the covid vaccines aren't very effective. >> we are going to protect vaccinated workers from unvaccinated coworkers. we are going to reduce the spread of covid-19 -- of the workforce that is vaccinated and businesses all across america. >> jesse: wait a minute, if the vaccines work, why do the vaccinated need protection from the unvaccinated? again, joe biden didn't say. he also didn't explain why vaccinated travelers still need to wear masks on airplanes. instead tonight he announced steeper fines for travelers who don't know that. >> the transportation safety administration, the tsa will double the fines on travelers that refuse to mass. if you break the rules, be prepared to pay. >> jesse: the irony is that today while joe biden was

inflation crisis or afghanistan crisis or the energy crisis, it's all look crisis that joe biden is touching. larry: i ton worth of savings from the price controls, the wall street editorial, they said 500 billion, they're never going to achieve that because they won't produce. if you put price control on, what happens you pull back production you're not making any money you're ready to return those down, don't you know this already, price control we want to beat belgium, no, doar we wat to be bulgaria or something like that before the berlin wall came down, i don't get it. >> you were talking just before i came on about the three and half trillion dollar bill trying to get it back in tax, democrats are helping us, yesterday alone three democrats voted in energy and commerce committee to strike out this provision and that cut a 700 billion-dollar hold and what nancy pelosi is trying to push through, this even shows thee democrats may have only ben three but democrats are adamantly opposed to the socialist takeover in our healthcare, hopefully the largest tax increase bill in the nation. larry: are you y

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joe biden's catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan, leaving americans >> welcome, everyone. we will cover the moral cowardice, the idiotic plan, for a president that is clearly not fit to lead this country are tn. >> we are going to get them all out. >> we do take care of our own. believe nobody behind. >> the joe biden administration is managing that as well as we can. >> is what america is all about. leaving nobody behind. >> could this have been done and what orderly manner? >> i respectfully disagree. sean: americans held hostage, held behind enemy lines and tonight we began one month before the fighting season and this was the deadline for withdrawalit, if they follow through, they knew if they harmed and the americans were killed inul the allies, they knw the consequences that they would be dire. and according to president trump no matter what the united states would maintain control and opportunity. we own it, we are keeping it, but then came joe biden. the self-proclaimed foreign-policy expert in his coolest advisors arbitrarily pushing a withdrawal date to august. okay. during the peak taliban fighting season. and he did nothing as the terrorists began what was a full-scale assault o

at that time we didn't know that he t was home. >> sean: joe and tara, what do you make of the videothis encounter? they said it was more emotional and not physical. i guess they didn't see signs of any physical altercations. could you glean anything from that video? >> i myself couldn't bring myself to watch the whole video, but that's me. i know a lot of people have seen at. >> sean: you're a dad. >> really, yeah, i get it. it was a distraction, that video does nothing to help me find my daughter.ti because that was on august 12th. i last talked to her on the 21st so any time that, anytime after that is where we are concentrating on, so that video, whatever you want to call it, as it can be, distracts from everything we are trying to do. we are trying to find gabby. the video, we got contacted after that. to me, at this moment, that video doesn't mean as much as her location. >>>> sean: you ask the fundamental questions, where did you leave gabby, where did you see her last? nicole and jim, have the police going over that man with a fine-tooth comb? >> i believe the police do, they

it didn't have to t be this way and it shouldn't have been. joebiden is responsible for today's failure. the team is coming to capitol hill and blaming others shirking responsibility that's cowardly and i am not willing to look the other way so let me be clear i do not consent to the nomination of any nominee for the department of defense or from the department of state until secretary austin or blinking and jake sullivan resign. leaders take responsibility for their failures and the failure of these individuals, the failure of the administration has cost americans their lives and left american civilians to the enemy. there must be accountability and a new start. i believe a century from now when this is written by our children's children theym will note their heroism and honor of our soldiers andho veterans whon the aftermath of the worst attacks on the nation's soil in a century stood steadfast and resolute and despite the grave mistakes of their leaders over semany years served their county with bravery and distinction and in defense of our fre

t-mobile. ♪ >> rachel: joe biden's war on the unborn continues.ing to defend women who are pursuing illegal abortions in texas, quote: we will continue to protect those seeking to obtain or provide reproductive health services pursuant to our criminal and civil enforcement of the face act. this is in direct response to texas banning abortions after a fetal heart beat is detected. south dakota governor kristi noem has been fighting for the unborn in her state as well. she is unveiling a big announcement on the matter today. governor? , hi, rachel how are you doing this evening? >> rachel: tell us about about it. >> ban telemedicine abortions. what this would do is requiring in the state of south dakota that abortion would only legally be allowed in the situation defined by our statute but also after an in person examination by a doctor licensed in south dakota. and obviously, everybody knows that i'm pro-life and do not support any kind of abortions. but, here what the biden administration is doing is trying to put forward abortion on demand. and w

on january 5th to discuss ways to persuade members of congress against certifying joe biden's victory. in bannon's case tee says he attended a january 5th meeting at a d.c. hotel to discuss plans to overturn the election results. that same day he told listeners on his podcast, quote, all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. and patel was allegedly in constant contact with meadows on january 6th. they did not immediately respond while patel continued to say, i'll continue to tell the truth to the american people about the events of january 6th. and in a statement the former president said a question for part of a partisan exercise and said he would expert executive privilege in an attempt to block them. meanwhile the current white house is reportedly leaning toward releasing more information to congress about what former president trump and his aides were doing on january 6th. two people familiar with the discussions tell the "washington post" that given the gravity of the events on that day, president biden plans to err on the side of disclosure and grant requests from the house select committee. in re

ican i can put it this way, joe biden again, i guess, came out fighting, didn't t. i wonder what she made of his address? i think you made the case, the correct case that the united states had done everything it could in afghanistan and he expected the afghan army would be an adversary to the taliban and that the project had failed, that he had no choice but to withdraw based on the agreement that donald trump had negotiated. the alternative would have been to escalate. and he said something very significant. he said that the everin significant. he said that the ever in which the united states goes abroad in major military endeavours and engages in nation—building is over. that in terms of us national security the country is going to focus narrowly on threats like terrorism and not in these large—scale enterprises that have been so costly in lives and money. have been so costly in lives and money-— have been so costly in lives and mone. ., ., ., , and money. you could hear ears ickin: and money. you could hear ears picking up _ and money. you could hear ears picking

president joe biden campaigning for governor gloveavin newsom t hold on to his office and republicans are threatened with losing an election crying foul doing it already. does that sound familiar to anybody? it's rigged. if i lose, it's rigged. that's an old one. if i lose, it's rigged. that goes back to '15, '16. it is the big lie all over again. bogus claims of voter fraud and yelling about mail in ballots refusing to accept the results if they don't go your way and a giant scam. i hate. it's so asinine and juvenile and ignora ignorant. it feels beneath the dignity of journalism to report on that. it is almost like it should be another conspiracy theory realm you go why are we even bothering? controversial talk show host larry elder flatout claiming democrats will cheat. >> we have lawyers all set up all ready to go to file lawsuits in a timely fashion. they're going to ging to cheat. we know that. >> it is baked into the gop platform. in our view new cnn poll 6 in 10 republicans and republican leaning independents say believing the former president won in 2020 is an important part

thawhat's that all about given t we know about joe biden and blinken. internationalists and globalists and they're not tbe heat waving that way. >> i have to ask about another big story, anthony gonzalez announcing he is not going to run for reelection. he voted to impeach former president trump. president trump happy about that. are there going to be other republicans who follow his path? >> possibly. liz cheney said, "bring it on." but it's still trump's party. if you're in a republican area, there are a lot of people who say, i follow my president. we're in a war with those fties and i follow my president." it was a politically courageous vote gonzalez took. the fact that he's endorsing people running for staten island bureau president, state senator, he's going after people up and down the ballot trying to enforce discipline. >> also, look how republicans are treating this weekend's rally which is in support of the people who stormed the capitol and in support of then-president trump. i should say backing away. >> right. this is donald trump's party

and people who work for him i think are a little -- some of t them, wow, i thought joe biden was this not always nice. >> yeah. but he's got problems now. and if you look at afghanistan where we have new information back in march of this year, his top national security team, lloyd austin, secretary of defense, tony blinken, secretary of state, after going and meeting with the europeans came back and said, you know, pulling out of afghanistan is summarily all at once may not work. and they formally recommended slow it down. lloyd austin saying gait the process so you let some troops out, then some more, then some more. as you look back on it, that may have been a much sounder policy than the one of what he has done. >> and he stuck with his own position forged over decades. look at recent presidents, president obama, president biden, president bush. biden comes through who has the relationships with leader schumer, nancy pelosi. when they need to move on reconciliation, cutting a deal quickly, to your point, he has the relationships that goes back years. it's almost like speaking a dif

t $22.00. and i'm like resumes in dubai. joe's going to have the latest from the indian, primarily coming out to the sport. ah rushes program and ruling party is close to retain its super majority in parliament with most of the votes counted. but it has lost some supports compared to the previous election. now position says fraud was widespread, most kremlin critics were bought from running after a year of tract jones. about smith is joining us live now from moscow's to the united russia party. it looks as though it's holding onto its majority for many people in russia, one would imagine that's not too much of a surprise. no, it's not a surprise rob. it was widely predicted, the united russia would hold its super majority the election commission, the head of electric emission has been speaking in the last hour or so. and she says that these elections, i've been more potent and more than any other elections i've had in the last years in russia. this will come as a surprise to the opposition, many opposition groups and an independent polling observing group who saw lots of evidence of balance bein

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joe biden speech. this was his 1st speech to the un general assembly. let's not bring in journalist an author . chris hedges, also host of r t. americas on contact to see you again, chris, there's a few things to pick up on here. why do you think joe biden so pointedly, use words like cooperation and standing up for allies after what he did to france this week? and i've got to stand last month. i think everything, the joe biden said rhetorically, doesn't match both us policy. and more importantly, the lost power and reach that the american empire has suffered following 20 years of the tobacco holes in the middle east. it's mishandling of the covered pandemic. there, there is a kind of feigning on the part of the, by the administration that none of this happened. there is a clear rupture and a rupture with traditional allies that has seen nato partners speak of essentially going it alone. the unilateral actions of the united states, the unilateral decision to pull out of afghanistan, the unilateral decision to essentially betray the french and the french found out by reading it in the newspapers. there was no diplomatic back

going to vote against that plan unless there is a commitment from joe manchin and kyrsten sinema on that larger social safety net expansion. t they want an agreement that the moderate democrats could sign on to as well. but minutes ago we caught up with joe manchin and asked if he could get behind something like thursday and he made it clear that time line may be overly ambitious. >> that is a heavy lift. there is a lot to do and talk about. everybody has to keep trying to work in good faith the best you can. there is a lot in the tax bill, climate change, tax and people need to know what is in it and so it is going to take a while. >> reporter: in manchin is not on board by thursday, the progressives could say we're going to vote against this infrastructure plan because we want to pressure manchin and cinema to get behind the same bill as we do to deal with climate change, to deal with health care, to deal with education, to deal with a whole range of issues that are central to joe biden agenda. one progressive source expects more than 40 to sink that infrastructure plan if manchin and sinema don't sign on and that is far m

t presidents about te risk of inflation we face today. as one report says, former treasury secretary has been warning since february president joe biden spending agenda was creating a risk of inflation spike this year potentially cutting into the economic recovery on the culvert pandemic. washington and democrats have spent trillions, they've been printing and wasting money like there's no tomorrow in american families are hurting as a result. inflation is more than overtaking wages since last year and the employers waiting rages wages higher and higher a paychecks call as far. incomes and savings are eroding different eyes. new line peace. in 2020 during covid emergency congress worked across party lines to pass rescue packages republican and democrats had written together virtually every skiers expert agreed on the bill we passed in december economy was primed and ready to go by democratic colleagues wanted more. like the start of the pandemic, they wanted to use the crisis to restructure things in their vision from a temporary emergency permanent socialism. a partisan bill passed in march was the most left-wing legislation in american histo

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the moment he calls up his national guard, joe biden will invoke title ten and federal eyes t them and turn them againt what the governor is trying do. so that's an issue, the governor's doing everything he a can do and more. he's needing the support of the president, not the opposition and it's incredibly unfair, to the state of texas, to the people of texas and most of all the governor of texas who is trying to hold the line but the federal government ought to be the ones down there helping him do that. instead they're doing everything they can to thwart his ability to take care have his citizens. and that's something i hope people will understand, that he can easily be sucker punched by the biden administration and sean they would do it in 30 minutes. the moment he brings the state guard there, they would federal eyes him and it would make the whole thing even worse. >> sean: governor abbott's going to join us a little bit later on the program today. judge, let me go back to you here for a second. i mean, while all this is going on, joe biden, he hasn't mentioned afghanistan in ten

t couple. i've gotten this done. just weeks before the taliban sees cobble, joe biden reportedly knew it was about to happen, but that's pretty wanted off kind of stand then president to pretend otherwise. that revelation coming from a bombshell league phone call between the 2 leaders, which the reuters news agency says it's been able to verify the perception around the world. and in parts of afghanistan, i believe, is the things aren't going well in terms of the fight against the taliban. and there is a need whether it is true or not. there is a need to reject a different picture that compensation between biden and connie allegedly took place on the 23rd of july. the got later appears to have followed the advice and 3 weeks later he addressed the nation filing to prevent further instability, violence, and displacement of people. but just one day after that had happened to taliban to cobble disbanded the police, the government, and forced county to flee the country all despite president biden heaping praise on the afghan army. you clearly have the best military. you have 300000 well armed forces versus 708-0000 they're

t america. let's get started. ah . as thomas for his presidential campaign, joe biden is delivering a new jobs to america. and out of all places get no location of this controversial prison which houses some of the world's most new tourist terrors. off houses the migration center, which washington wants to expand. and uncle sam wants you to help run the facility with some conditions. of course, are 2 dogs a hell of a has the story. it was just days after president biden was inaugurated in february that his administration made the announcement. our goal is to close one town of a month later, $39.00 detainees remain housed at the prison. and instead of moving to shut it down, the white house is now talking about adding more beds to a little known adjacent facility. aside from a prison, the us naval base at guantanamo bay, cuba also houses an immigrant holding center. according to a solicitation forbids issued last week by the department of homeland security, the government is ready to expand that operation. and it's looking for private contractors to do the job. in the words of the d h. s. the facility has

t-mobile. the leader in 5g. ♪ >>> joe rogen is one of the world's highest paid and most influential podcastersive for covid-19. and says he has embarked on a treatment regiment of a para sittic medication unproven to treatment covid-19 so far in addition to several other options he pursued. here for more on all of this is former republican congressman and presidential candidate joe walsh. joe walsh, we are, of course, seeing this happening with joe rogen. he is talking about everything that he's taken essentially under the sun since then, including monoclonal antibodies that's what president trump got when he tested positive for covid-19 and is taking ivermectin and a vitamin drip is typically used sometimes in humans but also in livestock. we used to use it on my horses back in alabama. so what have you picked up from joe rogen's announcement and what he has been saying on a group he has a lot of sway over? >> yeah. hey, kaitlan, look, i wish joe rogen the best and he can take whatever drug he wants to take, but you know, the bigger story here is for months and months joe rogen has been lying

every one of them will tell you because of joe biden's promise of admission, am necessary t. and citizenship. that's why we are seeing this tragic and shocking trafficking of young children. it's going to continue until we secure our border and start enforcing our immigration laws which are already among the most liberal in the world. we are told we need to legalize those who illegally took american jobs as essential workers during the pandemic. the fact is 45% of the entire work force is considered essential by the government. that's hardly an exclusive group. what the democrats are really saying is that if you are part of the 55% of americans they don't consider essential, and you lost your job during their leftist lockdowns, you'll be pushed aside for those who violated our laws, broke the rules, and now compete in the job market that you are trying to get back into all using your money to do it. please, someone, explain to me how are american workers helped by flooding the labor marker with another wave of illegal immigration. how are our children who have been robbed of

joe biden did the ah, hello again. and now we return to a theme that all t fields dissolve some more attention and our special project we're looking at how the prison system is being abused by some transgender convicts to allow them access to female inmates. a growing number of women say that that lives have been turned into a living hell. so we're going to leave you now with our latest report in which i spoke. oh i this time with focusing on the case of chemical johnson. the mother and former highway patrol officer solving 50 years for killing her abusive husband. he was fatally shot while attacking her. the pair had struggled with the gun to meet, has been incarcerated in the central california women's facility since how conviction back in 2012. but for the last few months, she claims that she's faced fresh abuse this time from her soulmate, a transgender woman. so tell me, the 1st thing i want to ask you is what contact you had with trans inmates and how that affected your time in prison? it had a very adverse effect on my entire will being, he was very violent. he was very vulgar. he was at high, not screaming at all b

co long to the hospital in south. paolo which is treating the a t old since the tumor was identified during a routine check place manager joe frogger says that there's no cause for concern. for friendship. national football are shown here. adams has died after spending 39 years in a coma. he was 73, there was an error with the anesthetic. he was administered during knee surgery in 1982 and he never regained consciousness. adams has been cared for by his wife about home in southern france ever since. the defender was born in senegal, and 22 caps playing to his adopted country. and 100 year old film from the silent era that was presumed last has been discovered in the u. s . city of chicago. the cinematic treasure was found partly thanks to the corona virus pandemic. as algeria john henry reports, a man in his dog murder, a mustachioed villain, revenge into climactic twist ending. it's all captured in his 98 year old silent treasure called the 1st degree. last like most silent films for decades, i did scan the 1st degree on the machine, then came the pandemic, which gave olivia babbler time to view 5 unexamined reels of film