. ♪ >> joey: good evening, welcome to fox news tonight, i'm joey jones.oe biden's been falling in the polls and now he's falling in real life again, too. we'll have more on joe biden's embarrassing tumble later but first, you may see the rampant idiocy in attacking towns and cities across the country and ask yourself, what in the hell is going on. i sure do. is this just the signs of the times or is there more to it? maybe this is exactly what our leaders want, to break our spirit of individualism once and for all. our government spends too much money, we learned more about that this week. but perhaps more importantly, they work tirelessly each day to pry more freedoms away and tell us what we can do, how we can do it, and probably most concerning, why we should do it. in other words, they want to be our moral compass, our conscious, and our conviction. for most of us, this is really troubling because we already have that fundamental belief system. our sense of right and wrong was set years of learning and parenting and our experiences in faith. what we c

go to you, joey. >> joey: yeah, you know -- [laughter] >> greg: don't enlist!d "don't get blown up." [laughs] the next day, i did not heed the advice the advice. >> greg: yeah, but you are here, you are handling it. >> joey: that's a joke, we can laugh at that. >> greg: i'm laughing. he has said far worse things on my show. all right, kellyanne, you give a lot of advice. did anyone ever give advice, say, don't marry that guy, he's crazy? >> kellyanne: they did, in fact, but you don't know him. [laughter] disgraced or in jail. to sell a stock many years ago, i should have. everything my grandmother up to me was correct. >> greg: told me not to buy a bar and i bought a bar. dumbest thing i ever did. judge? >> jeanine: there's a bunch of things i've done that i shouldn't have done. like i was on the board of a company, and i got some stock options -- >> harold: advised you -- [laughter] >> greg: giving you advice and to ignore it. >> jeanine: i ignored it and i made this much, nothing. >> harold: two things. i took the bar and i feel that, i was told the study, i

joey kind of living proof of that. joey jam flores: it is.aised from my uncle rudy madrid, playing drums at 2 years old, you know, here within the marching band at overfelt, and then when i got into high school band at silver creek, leaded into drum course santa clara vanguard, and then it leaded into teaching, touring, doing all the great things that you never thought you'd do, from the experience of a lot of it was from marching band and with the amazing instructors that were--that have taught me throughout the years, and then to bring on all that knowledge and pass it on to the--to these amazing students at independence. i was there from 1981 to '86. mr. p brought me back 4 years ago. i've been here ever since, and it's been life-changing. these kids are teaching me a lot. they think quicker. they learn quicker. they're faster. i think they're more smarter. they use amazing tools to learn their music, to learn their drill, but, again, it's stuff that they can carry on for the rest of their life in whatever they do in their career wise, whw

saphier and author of new book "unbroken bonds of battle" joey jones. newly released testimony by the second whistleblower related to irs criminal investigation into hunter biden. that whistleblower wants to remain anonymous. he is referred to as mr. x. mr. x says it was clear that u.s. attorney david weiss was not making it is decision. merrick garland denied preventing weiss from charging hunter biden. both whistleblowers who spent years investigating hunter told congress they made several attempts to bring charges against hunter biden and were blocked. so explosive, not just fox news asking tough questions. >> was the president involved, yes or no? >> steven, i answered the question. it is not up to you how i answer the question. >> was the president there or not? >> i refer you to my colleagues at the white house counsel. >> have you spoken to the president, have you asked him if he was there with his son? >> this is not a conversation i had with the president. >> emily: legacy media has been unable to ignore the scandal. abc, cbs and nbc covered th

>> joey: how do public officeholders have within allegiant company. how does that happen?higan may be the most corrupt state i the united states because that has happened with all of these deals. especially in the automotive industry. all of those deals were giving hundreds of millions of text here dollars to these companies they are all covered by a nondisclosure agreement. we can't see what's in the deal. their companies have to be protected. somehow a chinese corporation comes in. they come in and no environmental test, it's outrageous to. >> the government does a deal until they chose enough that it is they show us the specific spray generally that's when the press starts asking questions. i guess in michigan even the newspapers our in on the deal? >> exactly, it looks as though they may actually own some of this property, the local property owners are being told you have to take our price or eminent domain, we will come in and take your property. it's outrageous because you mentioned the press, but look how much press jane fonda has gotten in the last week because she

joey jones, thank you so much.one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ >> check out this massachusetts boy who invented a musical bike rack by attaching a xylophone to his wheel. >> that would be the most annoying kid in the neigh neighborhood. >> it he gets points for creativity and cuteness and that t-shirt. adorable. >> he is going to have a rough childhood. i am kidding. tonight, -- and >> robots. >> university of tokyo and japan created something greedy, who wants to have extra hands? they have created arms that are triggered by your body movements. you can have six detachable robot arms and you can replace your arms with claws as you claw your way up the corporate la ladder. [laughter] >> they had a grandparents weekend at the racetrack. check this out. everyone keeps falling and almost dying. let's go to the slow motion. you can see where he pops his achilles. the angry new york city pizza launcher, very upset. the booking war. >> season three, the finale of everything will be okay is out now and it has great lessons

joey, congratulations. >> joey: thank you very much. >> steve: great book.ey: massive high rise fire lighting up the night sky in the united arab emirates, chilling video shows flames up the entire side of the building as debris falls onto the street below. crews manage to get the fire under control and no reports of injuries. officials in italy are searching for this tourist caught on camera carving his name into the wall of the coliseum. italy's cultural minister tweeting this in response to the vandalism, i consider it very serious, unworthy and a sign of great incivility that a tourist faces one of the most famous places in the world. i hope whoever did this will be identified and sanctioned according to our laws. that is so terrible. janice, outside to you my friend. >> janice: i'm inside. >> carley: of course you are. >> janice: we will do celebrating in a minute. a lot going on across the country. the heat is the biggest story for texas and that is spreading south and eastward for parts of the southeast. then we have the severe weather. we had hundred

joey, great to have you as well. >> joey: thanks for having me. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> it was an act of self-defense. tori williams has been arrested after another incident of self-defense. >> the day before a grand jury indicted daniel penny. >> a defendant is allowed to use force equal to the force presented. >> why do you ask such dumb question. >> president biden not responding to bribery questions hunter to the big guy. >> paid a bribe of $5 million. >> would you consider running for the democratic nomination. >> no. >> desantis kept his eyes focused on california governor gavin newsom encouraging him to challenge president biden. >> are you going to throw your hat r

, they make it work. >> joey: i couldn't go too far.hese are human beings. their sexual orientation doesn't define them. they are normal people. and the idea of a pride parade will say, you have told me i can't be myself and now i am. this is not yourself, this is a pervert, wants to be naked in front of everyone, a broken part of him is one expregsz away from committing crime. you don't do this if you are a decent person, has nothing to do wo sexual orientation. whatever happened that stopped you from feeling validated, my kids will not get that for you. >> greg: the gay community exceeded all expectation in terms of quality and record timing. civil rights movement was fast and furious. now look at pride march, what is this about? about having a good time tlchl is no real enemy anymore, no enemy. now anybody can go in there and artificially create an enemy, like you said, like if i'm naked and you don't like it, that is because you're a bigot. they are not good-looking, kat, that is the problem. >> kat: i hate to do this, i respect you

let's bring in cnn legal analyst joey jackson now. joey, thank you so much for being with us. what is this going to mean for admission offices when they go to work tomorrow? >> yeah, i think it's a very significant development obviously. i think that development means that admissions offices and colleges and campuses are going to look far different throughout the country. it's interesting how you have justices essentially sit for confirmation hearings, and they respect or at least they say they respect the rule of law. that rule of law is about stare decisis, precedent. it has been decided. they get on the bench and do what they want to do. to your question, there's a need, right, for diversity. there's a made it for these affirmative action programs. there's a need because you cannot pretend that race is not an issue. you can't say that we should have a colorblind society in a color-relevant society. so i think the answer to your question is to the extent that colleges cannot use race as a factor. i think certainly it could lead to a significant dip and drop in enrollment as

there's a lot of smoke, to your' point, joey. we haven't seen the fire yett it directing this directly to joe, but it goes to his grandkids.s it goe grandkis to hunter. and what services was huntern providing? because i've seen a lot ofter be images of hunter biden during this time period. i don't know what service he o was providing to romania ort china. you know, john kirby was ove r h at the pentagon. e afga they felt like he did a good job. and the afghan withdrawal was rs the rest of us looked with justa absolute disbelief. so they brought him overe to bt a helping hand becauseto hav karine jean-pierre seems to have had her own difficulties at the podium. thpodiumis there ever an opport to not have anything to say or thatasp or to simply say what was it he said to the president has spoken about that you're athin pretty loyal person and i thinkh you have responded to that with vigor in the fets . sai yeah, i would have responded immediately with facts. i would have said , here's or he could have sai here's the facts. or he co

they took care of us. >> joey is back home for the summer.t that degree to use yet. >> he is back in the gym working on his game. >> hopefully i my way to a summer league roster. we would take it from there. definitely giving nba an illegal overseas looks. just not sure where i will end up. i will work from the top. >> the paycheck start coming in, joey still has the same responsibilities as any other new college graduate. >> when you come home, is there any, hey champ, take out the trash. submit both my older brothers moved out the house now. when i come home, i'm the only kid in the house of my parents. always looking back and helping them out anyway i can. >>> still ahead, a festival in north beach is celebrating the vibrant and hist if you have heart disease and are on a statin, lowering cholesterol can be hard. diets and exercise add to the struggle. today, it's possible to go from struggle to cholesterol success with leqvio. with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. commo

joey is a great guy. good to see you.est parents ever and send my regards. welcome to hannity. biden just unveiled a bold strategy for 2024. let's hide in the basement and repeat 2020 again, the media won't care, and with rfk, jr., however surging in the democratic primary, is biden in trouble? we have details tonight. also, trouble in russia for vladimir putin. we are going to analyze this

joey this may be your next career. >> i don't have the agility for it, i can take a punch.uy danny rich way from alabama. he is red-headed we were a lot alike we were on a run one day we found kid's boxing outfits he pulled $20 out of his pock pocket and he bought them, he said we'll do this, we said 30%, he said, why, first punch he knocked me out. i said danny, i thought you said 30%, he said good thing i didn't say 100, if the guy can fight. >> 625 thousand for a mascot. >> would you take a hit for that amount? >> i would do for 62 thousand dollars. i'm out of the hospital in a couple days, i have protected gear. this is -- that can't be right, really? >> that is what the brain -- d denver nuggets you are off basically june, july, august, september, october, then nba season starts, you work 600 thousand for working half of the year for being a frickin' mascot. >> and mcgregor, i think it was supposed to be a skit, the. i don't think he tried to hurt him. >> look at him. >> he hit him when he was down. >> -- i feel there should be a rule you shouldn't do that. >> my broth

>> he was joined by his son joey and longtime friend hallow, with his wife not alina cheering them onomeone has to be the neutralizer, right? it is hard. >> they felt the love back home from their extended bocce family. >> there were not that many california teams. i have 187 text messages after the game . it was so much fun. >> the only person missing in chicago was her 89-year-old mom. joey set up her computer before he left so that she could watch every role. >> our caretaker naomi was saying your mother was yelling at you when you made a bad shot. i would go really, mom? but she had a smile on her face. priceless. just priceless. >> you should be interested to know, jules, that it looks like they are looking for any and all challengers! >> question for you, sir! when are you and jules going to challenge two of us? i need to know. >> what are we going to do about that? >> it is on, right? >> may be a trip in our future! i got to tell you, these are world -ranked bocce ball players. when they walk into camp with a bocce ball is like way, let's clear the lane for the bernardi family!

i giv it to my mom, i am not that bi of a cowboy guy. >> reporter: joey is back home for the summer butady to put that degree to use yet. he is back in the gym working on his game. >> i am giving the nba and chile can overseas looks. >> until the paychecks start coming in, joey has the same responsibilities as any other college graduate. top >> when you get home did they knock you down? champ, take out the trash? >> both of my brothers moved out, i am the only kid in the house, i do what i can to help out. >>> we are counting down to the first performance at this year' festival. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their inte

. >> joey calc a tara was on top of a college basketball world in april. >> joey see! >> not easy to get your game to the level of high enough to be able to make a roster like that. >> the sharpshooting guard returned to nevada with a few souvenirs. >> final four was in houston. we got a lot of cowboy gear. i got a cowboy hat, and ice jean-jacques it with the final four patch on the back. but i give to my mom, because i'm not that big of a cowboy country guy. >> joey is back home for the summer. but he's not ready to put that tigray to use yet. he's back in the gym at marin catholic, working on his game. >> definitely giving nba, gee lead, overseas looks. not sure i'm going to end up. i'm going to work for the top. >> but until the paychecks start coming in joey still has the same responsibilities as any new college graduate. >> when you get home is there any, hey champ, take out the trash? something just knock it down, like, okay! all right! >> both my little brothers moved out of the house now, so when i come home, i'm the only kid in the house with my parents. so de

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in april when he helped uconn win a national title. >> joey c !just a breath thing to have the opportunity to be able to be a husky for years. not able to, you don't get your game to a level high enough to be able to make a roster like that. >> the sharpshooting guard returned to nevada with a few souvenirs. >> final four was in houston. we got a lot of cowboy gear. i got a cowboy hat. i got a nice jean jacket. i give it to my mom. i'm not, not that the they, you know, cowboy country guy, so. you know, they took care of us. >> joey is back home for the summer, but he's not ready to put that degree to use yet. he's back in the gym at marin catholic, working on his game. >> hopefully earned my way to a summer league roster. we'll take it from there. so, you know, definitely get in an nda, j league, and overseas looks. just not sure where i'm going to end up. >> but until the paychecks start coming in, joey still has the same responsibilities as any other new college graduate. >> when you get home, is there any , a champ? take out the trash. somethin

a lot more than a paycheck, joey, it's about your dignity. it's about pride, it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and saying honey, it will be ok. in the literal sense, think about that. it's about your dignity, how you are treated being able to make a living and it will be ok. the second big part of bidenomics is empowering american workers. when i took office, unemployment was over 6%. the american rescue plan was going directly to working-class families and our economy came roaring back and unemployment went below 4% by the end of my first year in office. now it's below 4% for the longest stretch in 50 years in american history. [applause] i must admit i concentrated with the help of jesse jackson a lot of other people here. we have seen record low unemployment for african-americans. and hispanic workers with disabilities. lowest unemployment rate in 70 years for american women and you make up half the economy , probably2/3. think about it. [applause] when i was trying to -- name it time when you thought any democrat get the e

and joey joins a us now. joey, today is an important dayo ,a special day.come >> why?, you know, the book comes out tomorrow mornings mornin, je 27th, but june 26th, 12 years26 ago, an absolutely hero, a marine. you detect named ralph paide. j.p., passed away in battle. and i didn't know him.e i knew of him because he wasf the pinnacleou of our job in the marine corps. and so all of my friends that went to his unit, i wente frien sister unit, all my friends went there, learn from him, and he taught themtaw how to df the job and stay alive. three of them inir the firstf ts three chapters of this book are greg, lucy, amos boo, benjaminy and danny ridgeway. all three of them knew him really well. he played an instrumentaall roli in their lives and without talking to each other, all three of them talked about i hie when i interviewed them about their most unbroken bonds of battlervem abo and who was it ir their military career and in their life played such a bigeer pivotal role? he kept coming up and coming up to the point that we were like, behe he'n, he's become kind of

joey, can you translate what our commander in chief said?ranslate what he said, his own press secretary can't translate what he said but let me tell you what he didn't say. he didn't say, at the very first opportunity, 13 heroes died and i wish that weren't the case. i wish i could have made one decision different. the amount of respect you have for a man who can admit a mistake, acknowledge sacrifice and loss, and say by god we won't do it again, it won't happen that way again, i'd vote for him today if he said that out the gate. that's how important this is to me. because more important than our economy or anything else, because i have so much faith in in country to do the right thing for people to get up and go to work and right the ship with wokeness and all this stuff. but more important for anything to me is to know we won't send sons and daughters to die in needless wars or to die in a war that is nothing but a yo-yo for whichever administration wants to get elected. we didn't find a 20 year war we fought two ten year wars. and this m

joey, what say you?ough, i would not do that with my kid also, he's a dad and raising his kid so i will give him props for that. listen, it's hard enough to parent a kid and get him to focus on anything in today's world especially with this distracting us all the time but football is what it is, i hope that knows it's okay if the kid peaks at 12 and doesn't become a high school star, it's okay and the kid still has relevance and i hope he's building that indicated, football is not what it is, he still an amazing human and still deserves to be loved. >> some people never peek. [laughter] >> i lost my legs before i could peek so i don't know. >> i try not to -- i've not gone through that experience, you are the parent, what you think about this? he eats clean food, salmon and brown rice, five or six days a week training, the steam a little intense but i do know, what's your thought process? >> telling other parents had to parent their kids and his parents kid, this communication there, who knows, salmon an

and my grandmother said no joey, spread it, spread it. remember who we are.ed states of america. there is nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. we've got a lot of work to do. and a lot of work to do. thank you. thank you. thank you. we can do this. ♪ >> next, governors of south dakota and mark of wyoming testify on all school related conservation and landscape health designated by the buru

and my grandmother said no joey, spread it, spread it. remember who we are.ed states of america. there is nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. we've got a lot of work to do. and a lot of work to do. thank you. thank you. thank you. we can do this. ♪ >> saturday, president biden speaks at a rally for labor union members in philadelphia. his fit official campaign event since declaring his intention to run for reelection in 2020 were. watch live at 2:15 p.m. on c-span, c-span now, or provable -- are free mobile video app or on c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. ♪ >> -- syndrome is extremely rare. the friends do not have to be. >> this is joe. >> when you are connected, you're not alone. >> cox supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy.

say hi to joey. welcome to "hannity". now, at this time tomorrow night, we will be in iowa for a very special town hall with donald trump to get you tickets to hannity .com. they're free tonight. we are right here in new york city with the only people that are normal ine. new york , the live audience show now by monologues coming up just bit. we begin tonight with this fox pois alert as we speak. and the us house of representatives, they are now t poised to vote on the mccarthyan biden budget compromise bill .no

my grandmother would say, no, joey, spread it.emember who we are, we are the united states of america. nothing is beyond our capacity when we do it together. god bless us all. may god protect our troops. we can get this done. thank you, thank you, thank you, i mean it. thank you. i usually come down and say hello to everybody. they tell me there is a star -- storm coming in. is that right? it still the deal? is that the truth now, do not make a lie. that scene in the john wayne movie, do not make me a dog faced lying pony soldier. i tell you what. here is what i will do. i will ask the white house photographer to come up and i will stand. i usually think that shake everybody's hand. but i will stand in front of each section. no, i really mean it. if you can see the camera they can see you. it is at the least consequential part of this whole meeting for you, i promise. all right. god save the queen, mandy of the desperate god save the queen, mad. -- god save the queen, man. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy andthers willold a news co

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[applause] teacher: very good, joey. sunny? sunny: so i'm really unique.que because i like fashion, i like dancing. i have 200 silly bandz. and my dad is a firefighter. [applause] teacher: ok, good, sunny. amelia. amelia, we'd all like to know what you wrote. amelia: i'm not. teacher: you're not going to share? amelia: i'm not unique. teacher: all right. please see me after class, amelia. brody, why don't we move on to you for now? brody: so i actually put the same thing as joey because i also like baseball. i wrote that i love it because i play on a team every week and with my dad on the... [indistinct chatter] teacher: amelia. amelia, i think you're unique. maybe you just need a little bit more time. [amelia humming] ♪ up and up and down again swing it out and swing it in down and up and down again let's go swing a rope again up and up and down again down and up and... ♪ [continues humming song] man: beginnings can be tricky, but they are the key to any script. a strong beginning-- in other words, a strong act one--perfectly sets up the world of your sto

for more context, let's bring in joey jackson.ne. >> so joey, explain what exactly is a target letter and what does that indicate to you about the timing, where they are in this investigation. >> dryeah, what happens with a target letter, it is important to define what that is. when there is an investigation, a grand jury is convened. a grand jury generally consisting of 23 people, a majority, a majority, right, that means 12, are needed to vote out an indictment. the grand jury process it not predicated upon proof of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, you just have to establish that there is a reason to believe that crime was committed and the target of that investigation committed it. and so you put forth various fas facts, evidence, et cetera. and then you move to who they generally hear from. they hear from witnesses who are poe so h possessed of knowledge and information. on the other side is the specific target to your question on the investigation. that is the person about whom you believe was engaged in criminality. so a tar

anyway, joey, you start. >> i was looking to the paper back home where i'm from.out a guy named johnny joey jones. >> greg: tell me about him? >> he is a local dude. he put a book out. it says, dalton native, joey jones. >> greg: i happen to have a copy of it right in front of me. you mind if i call you j cube? >> i like it. it shows some intellect. >> greg: join g squared, greg gutfeld. i have a note. >> it is written in sharpie. >> greg: by the way, you should get the book. i can summarize it for you because you take forever. [laughter] basically do a number of porches or people that you have met that were in the military, which i think is very important because a lot of people think they are aliens. generations, they don't know anybody who is in the military. >> we kind of are aliens. we are super weird. it is because we learn to kill, kill, kill. you know what i mean? it is really great. >> greg: got some great pictures in here, too. not enough of you shirtless, but that is okay. [laughter] all right, kat, what's your story? by the way, you can purchase this w

first hello and welcome to "fox news tonight" i'm joey jones.publicans find themselves over a fraction armani spends in the year it's important to put all of this in perspective. if the bill can only limit 11% are discretionary push with a budget where the 89% spent on? the lion share of your money, your money the government spends every year is codified as mandatory mean that there is no review process no checks and balances just a blank check and no balancing the checkbook. we live in a society where laziness and obesity can qualify you for disability check from the government paid for by us working americans. in fact nearly two-thirds of the money spent by government last year went to social welfare programs. oakland the democrats like joe mccormick of florida to even mention challenging these programs is to be heartless and void of empathy empathy. when someone chooses getting high or being the father to his children what p is he owed? when it woman uses her sprained ankle that beyond disability issues and discomfort to scan the system? when

: good evening, welcome to fox news tonight, i'm joey jones.nd now he's falling in real life again, too. we'll have more on joe biden's embarrassing tumble later but first, you may see the rampant idiocy in attacking towns and cities across the country and ask yourself, what in the hell is going on. i sure do. is this just the signs of the times or is there more to it? maybe this is exactly what our leaders want, to break our spirit

joey, that consent decree that adrianne just mentioned which will give the doj more over sight, do you think that that will go fast and far enough in terms of overhauling the mpd? >> so, the direct answer is no. but i don't want to say that this is not a significant development. what do i mean? i mean that we all know what happened to george floyd. i need not say the despicable conduct that was engaged as to him. so what that led to was this investigation into the patterns and practices. but when you look at the investigation, and the pattern of practices, that is significant because it shows that the federal government had a role, took it seriously and did thousands of investigations and looked into the issue of body cams, et cetera, did interviews and looked at documents, the trump administration had gotten away from that. so that is significant. but now that you have this decree, which is an agreement with the federal government to try to make things better, the issue is, it is going to take time. yes, there will be specific recommendations that will be overseen. and those recommend

joey, great to have you as well. >> joey: thanks for having me. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> it was an act of self-defense. tori williams has been arrested after another incident of self-defense. >> the day before a grand jury indicted daniel penny. >> a defendant is allowed to use force equal to the force presented. >> why do you ask such dumb question. >> president biden not responding to bribery questions hunter to the big guy. >> paid a bribe of $5 million. >> would you consider running for the democratic nomination. >> no. >> desantis kept his eyes focused on california governor gavin newsom encouraging him to challenge president biden. >> are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge joe or are you just going to sit on the sidelines in church. >> tim scott doesn't have a plan for crippling generational poverty. >> enter barack obama to attack senator tim scott of south carolina. >> former presidents shouldn't be talking about black america with regard to the odious record. >> just outside of the area. nothing wrong with it. on the follow up, he makes

and give you my word, he would say, a job is a lot more than a paycheck, joey, it's about your dignity, it's about pride, it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say honey, it's going to be ok. literal sense, thinking about that. about your dignity, how you are treated, and being able to make a living you can tell your kids it's going to be ok. a second big part of bidenomics, empowering american workers. when i took office, unemployment was over 6%. the american rescue plan we provided relief and support directly to working class families. our economy came roaring back, unemployment dipped below 4% by the end of my first year in office. now it's been below 4% for the longest stretch in 50 years of american history. and i must admit i concentrated on, but we have seen with the help of jesse jackson's legacy and other people here, we have seen record low unemployment for african americans, record low unemployment for african americans and hispanic workers with disabilities. lowest unemployment rate in 70 years for american women and you make up half the economy and probabl

i mean this, a job's a lot more than a paycheck, joey. it's about your dignity. it's about pride. it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. think about it, i mean, literal sense. think about that, it's about your dignity, how you're treated, and being able to make a living you can tell your kids is going to be okay. the second big part of bidenomics is empowering american workers. when i took office, unemployment was over 6%. with the american rescue plan we provided relief and support directly to working class families. our economy came roaring back, unemployment dipped below 4% by the end of my first year in office. now it's been below 4% for the longest stretch in 50 years of american history. i must admit i concentrated now that we've seen with the help of jesse jackson's legacy and a lot of other people here. we've seen record low unemployment for african americans, record low unemployment for african americans and hispanic workers with disabilities. the lowest unemployment rate in 70 years for american women and you make up half

my grandmother would yell, no, joey, spread it. remember who we are. we're the united states of america! and there is nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. we can get this done. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you. i mean it. thank you. as some of you know, i usually come down and say hi to all of you. they tell me there is a storm coming in. is that right? is that still the deal? if that's the truth, don't make a lie. that scene in the john wayne movie, don't make me a dog faced lying pony soldier. all right. well, i tell you what, here's what i'm going to do. i'm going to ask the white house photographer to come up and i'm going to stand and i can't -- i usually shake everybody's hand. but i'm going to stand in front of each section, i really mean it, and then if you can see the camera, they can see you. and it is the least consequential part of the whole meeting for you, i promise. >> we have been listening to president biden speaking at the safer communities summit

joey is a great guy. good to see you. hi to mom and dad the greatest parents ever and send my regards. welcome to hannity. biden just unveiled a bold strategy for 2024. let's hide in the basement and repeat 2020 again, the media won't care, and with rfk, jr., however surging in the democratic primary, is biden in trouble? we have details tonight. also, trouble in russia for vladimir putin. we are going to analyze this weekend's deadly coup attempt and why are sceptical it was an attempt. this is what we can tell you this monday night about your government today. your government is corrupt. the d.o.j. is corrupt. it has been weaponized. your fbi is corrupt. nobody is above the law unless you're clinton or biden. despite evidence of bribery felony tax evasion crack tiering violations prostitution felony gun violation brandishing hunter is a free manned and will be and his father is facing no consequences at all, whatsoever. now they're rubbing it in your face because on friday night there's hunter celebrating a sweetheart p

joey, as you said , is planning a long-term solution for the long-term reducing climate change and energy and reducing greenhouse gases is the best way to manage consumption, prevent water wastage , optimize agriculture, which is the most important and largest consumer of water, use protection methods , direct planting of crops, and actually change the cultivation pattern, use methods. smart methods for irrigation , the use of definitive methods and recommended greenhouses to reduce water consumption , which is the most important reason for changing the consumption pattern . i would like to express my special devotion to all dear viewers. yes, one of the traditions that the national media was furnished with innovators and spread in the organs and organizations was the honoring of the various scientific, cultural and artistic authorities of the country, one of which was the conference of lasting figures, which was before the international communication. they said another one of them as a commemoration of the reading authorities following the company of esfand. today, in addition to these ,

every time i walked to my grandpa's house, joey, keep the faith, my grandfather would yell, no, joey, spread it. remember who we are, we're the united states of america, and there's nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. we can get this done. thank you, thank you, thank you. i mean it. thank you. [ cheering and applause ] now as some of you now, i usually come down and say hi to all of you, they tell me there's a storm coming in. is that right? is that still the deal? if that's the truth, now don't make a lie. that scene in john wayne movie, don't make me a dog-faced lying pony soldier. all right, well, i tell you what, here's what i'm going to do, i'm going to ask the white house photographer to come up, and i'm going to stand, i usually shake everybody's hand, but i'm going to stand in front of each section, no, i really mean it, and if you can see the camera, they can see you, and it's the least consequential part of this whole meeting for you, i promise. all right. god save the queen, man. queen,. ♪♪ >>> good to be wit

. >> jeah, joe's joey, first of all, it's great to be with you. this evening. and robert f.ennedrty jr. isns just joking around, as joe biden likes to say. he's not kidding. no, he wants to get in, but it takes engagement by the incumbent president to first actually come to a debate. so that is the first concern for anybody who would wanthi to get in at this point. and they've all been iced out on the left right. the president won't debate anybody. he doesn't want to conside ident r anybody competition. and look after today, he really ought to think about at least db debating. look, i just in the lastatin ho the president spoke. we carried it live. you saw it. and jesse's our just about forty five minutes or so ago, he was takinlag a victory lap before he signs that monster of a bill, the debt ceiling, which without is righ kevin mccarthy, he wouldn't be where he is right now becaususe foe for ninety seven a he refused to negotiate with anybody on it. questions abounybot whether or . he really could have carried out a negotiation. he didn't have to do it. there were dt deleg

mediterranean carl populations have been collapsing, which that's what pump and criminal activity solid and joey used to dives the carl, quite legally he says. but the rise in black market practices made that based on profitable, unsustainable. yeah. and let bishop, there's a lot of legal fishing going on. and that creates huge problems for is because of the destroys, or carlos stocks and the entire seabed. me to the for my house, if 10 kilos of carl or growing on a rock illegal fishing method will destroy all the habitats around it is kept because good. you know the high is on drop by g, the not heavy loads up. the carl is lost. the only one kilo ends up being costs, so it's almost the fast. he says the purchase, colorado is sold across the globe demand and stuff in europe and asia, or is especially high performance either says it's hard for a star to use to verify the calls origins. if it gets cold, right. cool is almost like cocaine these days is on the top. you took ducky and you said yeah. a while ago they caught him to turn in mine with a boat, who was transporting carl to italy legally ab