karine jean-pierre yesterday said the following, and let me attach some other ones, listen to this. >ent biden has been clear-eyed about the threat that the former president represents to our democracy. >> donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy and our most fundamental freedoms. >> look, are they affected democracy? yes. are they going to take away our rights? yes beards. >> donald trump and maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our rep republic. >> john: i mean they just don't stop. >> and j.d. vance said yesterday, if they don't knock it off, somebody is going to get killed. wonder who that somebody is. >> well, it is two assassination attempts of the former president has dealt with. obviously he believes and says that rhetoric he thinks is leading to these actions. democrats say it goes both ways. but you can't have it on both sides of the coin. you can't say i called to check in that he's doing okay. i want to make sure he doesn't get harmed. and then in the next sentence -- >> john: call him an existential threat. >> that c

one of the problems i think for the democrats is not just what karine jean-pierre said, but they wantitutional officer of the united states to say, has said, that is tim walz. let me read to you what he said yesterday pure he said there is no guarantee to free speech on misinformation or hate speech. donald trump is to be banned from social media, that was harris. if you don't police are platforms we are going to hold you accountable. most dangerous presidential ticket in history. and he has gone on to say that basically it is utterly disqualifying -- something that is utterly disqualifying when he says you don't have a right to free speech. sir, it is in the first amendment. it is in the title. >> greg: it's crazy. it's crazy, jesse, because they always say it is went to be trump or the republicans that are going to take away our rights and right there he just took away your right to speech. >> jesse: i don't want doocy asking questions, either. that guy is annoying. everybody knows that. i thought trump was great on your show because he actually listened. you don't usually see him s

president biden himself and today his white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said no that will not happen. we'll find out for sure around noon on january 20th. bret? >> bret: jonathan hunt outside u.s. district court in l.a.: donald trump overturn the 2020 election before the 2024 election. lawyers representing both special counsel jack smith and the former president appeared in court today. the case was supposed to go to trial in march and put on hold before the u.s. supreme court ruled the president's actions, presidential official acts are immune. the judge has yet to set a new trial date. but it won't happen before the election day. let's bring in fox news chief legal correspondent anchor of "fox news sunday," shannon bream. shannon, good evening. let's start with the hunter biden plea ask and then pleading guilty to all of these counts. pretty rare for this day in court. >> it is such a bit of whiplash today to watch what has happened there. to come in after the doj has spent months and spent millions of dollars getting this case to today, and without even notifying them i

just like that empty suit alejandro mayorkas and what we are seeing with karine jean-pierre.e you press these people on it, what do they do? fold up their book and walk away. they feign indyk nance. we are the bad guys for asking most basic questions they are not doing the job. >> laura: i warned them if they didn't have clear answers expeditiously it would feed a terrible narrative for this country. forget this election which is critical. the whole country this is terrible for. rich, love having you on, thank you. all right. coming up, kamala's latest substance-free sitdown. we're going to decode it all, coming up. ♪ clogged gutters can cause big problems fast. until now. call 833-leaffilter today for your free gutter inspection. i've had terrible flooding problems on my porch. now i understand why. right now leaffilter is offering a free inspection, on your schedule. leaffilter is a permanent gutter solution, so you never have to worry about costly damage from clogged gutters again. call us today and schedule your free inspection. to schedule your free inspection, call 833.

maria: karine jean-pierre or getting called out by peter doocy for her word of choice to describe presidentreat that the former president represents to our democracy, the threat of the former president represents to our democracy. >> it's been only two days and somebody allegedly tried to kill donald trump again in your here at the reaping room calling him a threat, how many more assassination attempts on donald trump until president and the vice president and you pick a different word to describe trump other than threat. >> i actually completely disagree with the premise of your question, the question that you are asking. it's also incredibly dangerous in the way that you are asking. maria: we don't know. despite the two assassination attempts at mainstream media has no problem slamming trump, even suggesting he brought on the attacks himself. >> just the fact that you have a former president who has been the target of apparent assassination twice but is also an instigator of political violence. >> you don't get to be a very big part of the problem and the pretend that it's the other peopl

let's go back to karine jean-pierre.her president, our president, but the president xi serves that said "put donald trump in a bull's-eye." it's a vice president she serves that says he needs to be eliminated. it is the president xi serves that says they were taken behind the bleachers and you fill in the blank. the notion that the danger of violence comes from asking questions and holding their feet to the fire of the stand by your statement, this president is under attack. where is the 20 down the rhetoric and the accountability and responsibility -- but where's the toning down the rhetoric and accountability in response before your words? i won't hold my breath. >> said it's more about the media bias, social callousness. >> david marcus was writing about the fact that it's normalized now. he went into a bar, sat down and said to the bartender -- there was another assassination attempt on the president and he said "are you surprised?" the bartender was not surprised. they didn't switch away from the ball game. it is an

let's go to the white house, karine jean-pierre just asked about the harsh words the president have forlet's listen in. >> secretary jean-pierre: he's been clear about that, he's spoken about making sure they can get this hostage deal done. we know the national security advisor jake sullivan is going to have a conversation with the american hostages this week. this is something we are working around the clock 24-7. this is -- his team is really steadfast making sure they are continuing to be focused on t this. our teams are in constant conversation with the israeli government on all levels on a daily basis. that's important to know. we will make no mistake as to who is responsible for this and this is hamas leaders. >> reporter: what the president mean about benjamin now you? >> secretary jean-pierre: i didn't have anything more to add, he was asked a direct question, what i can say -- is this. we made it very clear the president over the weekend made it very clear as to who is responsible. it is devastating, the heinous acts that we have seen by hamas is devastating in those six hostag

as you mentioned at the top, karine jean-pierre was just on board air force one and was asked that. she said it is still a no. but as john roberts astutely observed, and politics it is always know until it is yes. sandra? sku and jonathan, it is john here. as we pointed out with you, kerri said it's going to messy. it could end up a sticky wicket, quoting some of the colloquialisms from your homeland. have you been able to pick up any rumblings of which way the doj is going to jump on this? >> no, john. to continue the cricket analogy, they got bolderred googly this morning, and unplayable ball. we are waiting for it right now. we have a couple in the court just to give you a lay of the land here. they are not allowed to have any medication from either the courtroom or the media overflow room. they will step through the doors and send it to us immediately they get it. i see we are only a couple minutes into the session, nothing coming through as yet. the simple answer is, john, no, we have no idea at this point how prosecutors are going to respond where they were clearly caught unaw

also the white house is now weighing in through karine jean-pierre and kamala harris commenting on this. all of that when we return. with chase freedom unlimited, you can cashback 3% on dining including take-out. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or the tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. well, good luck with that. earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. (♪) hey lexus, show alternate routes. technology that's ready for the road ahead. the lexus nx. han is 22 years old. he's not just a pet, he really is a part of our family. knowing that he's getting good nutrition, that's a huge relief for me and my dad. (sings) old bean piglet head yes that is your name. if you saw his piglet head you would say the same. toot toot. >> sandra: fox news alert, 42 minutes past the hour and we are awaiting this trial to resume soon in the hunter biden case where he now, we have just learned, intends to change his plea in this federal tax case to guilty. you will of course remember that he was indicted in december on three felony and six misdemeanor counts of failing

these people are so angry that even today when peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre it's really not ad idea that you were actually out there saying, you know, calling him ae threat. and cran e jean-pierre says, you know what, the question inats itself is dangerous. him the democrats are obsessed and they want to wan spook him. they want to keep him off at thy rallies. they don't want him playing goll and they don't want him out at all. they want the whole field to gos to kamala as i if they don't understand a man hear a joke this into the lion's den, pokes the lion and may be his tie isle messed up a little but this is g guy who actually wins!ould he is the only guy that could care less about this and isrwar going to keep going forward a. >> laura: judge, i can interrupt a lot of people, but i can't interrupt you. if like it's impossible. you when i together would be scary if we were on stage together, no one would get ane: word and. know, i'm just teasing but thatl moment between peter doocyay anw karine jean-pierre, let's play it for everybody. >> how many more assassination attempt

. >> peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre at the white house briefing. houses this weekend. others were losing everything, president biden is at his beach house and vice president harris was hosting political fundraisers on the west coast. is there a reason they could not be here? >> the president did exactly what a president in this moment needs to do which is directing his team to take action. >> john: he pushed back against that saying look i was on the phone the entire time which he likely wasn't do you have to be at the white house. >> he first said two hours and then the entire time. he was on the beach. republican president would be getting a lot of scrutiny about the president being yet again at the beach for yet another weekend have some very horrible things happening to americans whether you care about the politics. these are people in need of help. i think it would be some criticism of this more i would say correct and high decibel criticism if the parties were reversed and look, the vice president who is now the party runner, glitzy fundraise

. >> i have to address karine jean-pierre in the gaggle. she was asked about the pardon and said it's very much a no. karine jean-pierre is the same person who said before the disaster debate "oh, my gosh, the president of the united states. i can't keep up with him." "i would put the president's statement against anyone." post-debate she told us the medical exam never happened, oh wait it did. they had to clean it up. the parkinson specialist. they couldn't figure out if he met with biden. i trust not a word. do you trust her saying it is an absolute no? i believe that to you. >> we will move on. more "outnumbered," next. y hair. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for

penalties in 17 years of a prison and a fine up to $1.3 million, white house press secretary karine jean-pierreaking on what the president plans to pardon his son on his way out of office. watch and is known to the questions that i got about the president pardoning his son but i don't have anything to add. >> and you comment on whether commutation will be off the table. >> that is also unknown. cheryl: . she repeated no answer twice yesterday, at the same time jonathan turley writes what this is done in the example of hunter biden, he says there's no nice way to say that you are guilty and he said even if the plea hearing that biden was shattered by his sugar brother, kevin morris, this is the guy that bankrolled his lavish lifestyle and jonathan talks about all the crowds of people that supported hunter biden during his addiction in our surrounding them now and he basically tried to get them off the hook and it did not play out that way. >> let's be honest, hunter biden is now facing 17 years in jail because hunter biden won the water until lottery of life he was wealthy, influential and power

administration lied, if it wasn't kamala harris, it was jen psaki, if it wasn't her, it was karine jean-pierreone that's representing the white house and their lies and their manipulations are finally coming out and being shown as what they are. liz: okay that was stevenakuli, one of the 13 soldiers killed in the botched exit out of afghanistan. let's welcome congressman brian mass. he has served our country as well in combat. congressman, so the congressional gold medal ceremony today. why did president biden, vice president harris not show up? how come they were not there? >> they haven't showed up for anything related to these gold star families. the only place that you could say they were present was just the tarmac for what was supposed to be the dignified transfer and we know joe biden was checking his watch on the tarmac that day. liz: and vice president harris did not go to dover to attend that, so you know -- >> she didn't go to dover and she wasn't at arlington national cemetery either on the anniversary of their deaths. liz: you know, john kirby, national security spokesman was aske

here is press secretary karine jean-pierre. >> he certainly is very proud of the vice president, andn her as a critical partner over the last 3.5 years. they talk regularly. they talk very much regularly. you saw them yesterday, and they certainly stay in touch. >> harris: gianno caldwell, fox news pedicle and osprey david carlucci, former new york state senator. great to see you both. and i don't know what biden could teach kamala harris about debating. he had a hard time against her debating. of course he failed against trump, which is why he's not on that ticket anymore. david carlucci, headed into this next stretch, what are you looking for? >> well, it is an exciting time. i saw you at the dnc, and there wasn't room to stand. it was so crowded and people were so excited. >> harris: oh, my goodness. >> she's got the momentum. she has got the polls showing that. and now we see that donald trump has hit a ceiling. we know who he is, we know his bag of tricks. he's talking about bringing america back. he's trying to -- >> harris: but she is in office. >> but he's trying to have his

. >> distinguished guests, please welcome white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. pplause] karine: good afternoon, everyone. it is hard to follow a performance like that. the saint augustine gospel choir. let's give it up one more time. they were amazing. i am feeling very inspired today. just look around. there is so much black excellence here today. give it up. [applause] just think about it. hundreds of black leaders on the south lawn of the white house, who exemplify black excellence. it is because we have a president who wanted to bring us all together to lift up our accomplishments. i think we should probably do this every month, what do you think? i will talk to the boss about that one. we are all here because we have a president and a vice president who have proven they are committed to investing in the future of black communities. this administration has done the work. president biden, vice president harris did not talk the talk, they walked the walk. i want to talk a moment about the president that i know. as the first black openly queer white house secret

>> absently disgusted, what i would've preferred to hear from the white house and karine jean-pierrenot ever tolerate these kinds of attacks on american soldiers anywhere around the world. when you have weakness in the white house and the vice presidency as we do today, this is the result of that behavior. this is the same result we see on ivy league college campuses where we have weakness in both the president and vice president. i hope we will use the power of the pen and appropriations and authorizations to tell turkey to send a strong message. not one more time, not one more f-16, not one more jet lethal or nonlethal aid until they respect the united states of america and if turkey wants it, we don't have it. we need to show strength and the only way we can do that is to reelect donald trump and put them back in the white house with a united states will be respected and enemies and adversaries will fear us. >> i want to pick up on that, your thoughts on the anti-israel protests going on right now. in new york city, israeli hostages were found executed this weekend. the message --

. >> sandra: your talk about karine jean-pierre.s the current press secretary peered. >> sorry. >> sandra: understandable. she will be holding a briefing in a few minutes there at the white house. we will see if there is more reaction to this. meanwhile, this is the reaction and the response from the state department to the report of the spokesperson there matt miller. it remains deeply disappointing he says that house foreign affairs committee republicans use this process to politicize afghanistan policy instead of working on legislative solutions to strengthen our country. they have done a disservice by relying on false information and presenting inaccurate narratives meant only to harm the administration. your thoughts when you hear and see that. >> the only ones that are doing any prorating, political parade and, as the democratic party and they have been lying from the beginning. to even go back to what happened at arlington, there is a day we are looking for to finally get some recognition from our government. a former preside

we asked the white house about that today, karine jean-pierre said that its something the republicanspresident. but has campaign is not putting any distance there at all, they took out a full-page ad in the philly inquirer, calling trump's project was required -- 2025 agenda plan to control you in the dnc e-mail today says, "trump's project weekly five agenda one hike talk -- to leave pennsylvania families behind." there have been reported over the last couple of weeks in paris was really planning to try to direct questions to trump in this debate and had to come up with a new plan basically. so it looks like a lot of her focus has been on trying to put him smuggled questions to him rather than push out the ones that might be coming at her, sandra. >> sandra: it was interesting because karine jean-pierre did not want to type trump to productivity 25 but her campaign policy layout certainly does. jackie, thank you very much. now this... >> ♪ ♪ >> more spending and more taxes is not the solution. historically we've seen that when we increase spending at the national level and increase t

white house press secretary karin karine je karine jean-pierre called it a bizarre attack. >>> "the associated press" cited two people familiar with the matter, and they say it's not clear when charges will be announced or who will be charged in iran. the doj has warned against trying to influence the election. >>> russia has lodged a counter offensive in the kursk border region hoping to dislodge ukraine from the areas they captured more than a month ago. ten towns and villages have her been retaken by russian forces. for the latest, let's go to claudio lavanga, who's following the story. what's the reaction from the ukrainian side? >> reporter: good morning, frances. the president of ukraine, zelenskyy, has acknowledged that russia has now launched a counter offensive in the kursk region. but despite that, he says everything is going according to the ukrainian plan. weigh don't know how long troops can hold their positions inside russia, because it's unclear whether this is the beginning of another major counter offensive by the russians or they're just probing the ground ahead of a bigger o

, it will happen on thursday , september 26, the official representative of the white house, karin jean-pierre during the briefing. at the same time, she emphasized that it will not be one joint meeting, it will be two separate meetings. according to ms. jeanpierre, they plan to discuss the issue of support for ukraine from the united states of america. its defense against russian aggression and strategic planning of ukraine. well, you remember, the day before i also told that the 45th the president of the united states of america, donald trump, also announced that he might meet with volodymyr zelenskyi, but i am 100% sure. if joe biden and kamela harris will meet our president separately, then donald trump, well, 100% will also meet. because he needs it very much, as in the end, and we, what, this, this must also be recognized. moving on, i don't believe we can change putin's worldview, but i do believe we can change his plans. nato secretary general jen stoltenberg said at his last final press conference in the chair of the head of the north atlantic alliance. according to him, ukraine must

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre called the comments, quote, very bizarre and very h hateful smear. meanwhile, some residents were so concerned with the tension that they kept their children home from school. lester? >> yamiche alcindor tonight. thank you. >>> and there is another controversial claim often heard from the right that undocumented immigrants are voting in america's elections. but is there any evidence to back it up? julia ainsley with our "vote watch" report. >> reporter: on the debate stage -- >> a lot of these illegal immigrants coming in, they're trying to get them to vote. >> reporter: -- and at campaign stops across the country -- >> they're not citizens. they're not allowed to do it. it's illegal as hell. >> reporter: -- former president trump frequently repeats false claims about migrants voting. >> they can't speak a word of english for the most part, but they're signing them up. >> reporter: that's not true. it's illegal for nonu.s. citizens to vote for president or in any federal election. and there have been few recorded incidents of non-citizens tryi

in peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre about that. >> since when does the president have what soundse a southern accent? >> i have no idea what you are talking about. >> well. >> this is. >> she was talking about unions in detroit. >> i'm not even going to gain some question about the -- it's just -- it's just -- hearing it sounds so ridiculous. >> carley: she is not going to gain it, what do you think? >> kamala harris' fake accent a really bad imitation of hillary clinton meet aoc fake accent. i can't understand why those in attendance cheer this stuff. aren't you insulted a candidate grew up nice area of canada and decades and never grew up in the south sounds like an idiot? a lot of politicians do this. yea. no. you don't speak that way. stop doing. this please. >> presidential debate is going to be in philadelphia next week. see if anybody. >> todd: water discussions. cheese steak, water. >> hockey. >> carley: have a great day, everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye. ♪ ♪

. >> biden and his press secretary are chasing her, here is karine jean-pierre on this point. >> looki think it is important for americans to know that the vice president has played a very big role in the success of this administration over the last 3-1/2 years. >> kayleigh: kjp saying, no, she's here making decisions. >> emily: famous quarterback no longer with n.f.l., revealed in meetings he was copying from the other quarterback in terms of knowing plays. point being it was a sham, in investment was based on sheer i talent but that person had not demonstrates any type of command and all that person was doing was copying from the other q report. perfect analogy here because this person has nothing to show for last 3-1/2 years or before and cut and paste is such a worst thing possible for american people doing all they can to keep their homes, keep their food on the table and keep money in their account and vice president cannot create her own policy. >> kayleigh: copy, paste, come up with new ideas. >> harris: feels like cheating. you don't cheat when you owe everybody everything to

including penalties, hunter faces maximum 17 years in prison fine up to 3 million dollars, karine jean-pierre spoke whether or not the president plans to pardon his son, when he leaves office. watch. >> i can say that it is still very much in known to questions if president going to pardon i don't have anything else to add. >> can you comment there on or off the table. >> that is also no. >> turley has a great op-ed in foxnews.com talking about this trial covering from beginning the tax trial also gun trial talks about the hubris arrogance of hunter biden and his legal team, thinking because name biden, that he was going to get a better deal did not get a better deal, he was convicted on all gun charges the prosecution was definitely surprised by what want went astound. should not be maybe in course of hubris unlike every department defendant prosecuted this was son of president united states lame-duck in a few short weeks knew he had money in the bank will never serve the maximum or even close to it because his father as sure as i am sitting here will do what most every father would do pardo

and yesterday karine jean-pierre said, he is a private citizen and the president is not getting involvedteve: the president said i will not pardon him when he was running for office, everything has changed in the last month and a half. >> you are right, a lot of parents would say, we're going to understand as a parent, give him grace, he may have changed his mind. >> steve: thank you for getting up early and chatting with us. >> good to see you. >> steve: somebody is up early everyday, bill hemmer, see him going into the office. >> bill: nice to see you, steve, good morning. searching for answers in georgia, what did the fbi learn a year ago? we may get a briefing this morning. 61 days, trump will focus on the economy and harris goes into debate prep. a ton of stories as we drill down on pennsylvania later. hunter biden back in court and what is vladamir putin up to and what is alexa up to? join dana and me nine minutes, top of the hour. a big show coming your way then. when it comes to help, nobody assists like lowe's. linda asistencia. well, almost nobody. a perfect day for a family ou

. >> the president was talking about his press secretary karine jean-pierr who is haitian american.response to what donald trump is doing? >> it's outrageous, but expected by an authoritarian who wants to take us to nazi germany. we exploited racism, fascism to nazi germany. we know how to do it. let's not pretend donald trump isn't exactly like hitler. he is that guy. i want to say something to the american people. i live in a neighborhood, jonathan, we both have white partners. i live in a nice mixed neighborhood with all kinds of nice people, including republicans who are nice people. they shovel your grass, care about the neighborhood, care about the world. you nice people don't want this guy just because your economy worked better for five minutes. you nice christians, kind, loving jewish people, we're not these people. we're not these people. we're not going to get what we want if we elect this fascist, authoritarian weasel. >> for people who might wonder, how dare she say that america exported racism and white supremacy, watch ava duvernay's movie "origin." you will get the d

says not going to do that or exercise that option, here is what white house press conference karine jean-pierreerday when pressed by our colleague edward lawrence, watch this. >> did dock workers don't get a account there could be a strike the president going to invoke federal law will -- >> i am not getting into hypotheticals, thanks, everybody see you tomorrow. >> as you can imagine groups very concerned national retrial federation sent a letter to president biden yesterday cosigned by 177 biggest groups they write quote it is imperative that the administration engage with the parties, a strike at this point in time would have a devastating impact on the economy, especially, as inflation is on the downward trend here is more. >> look back to what happened in 202, 11 day lockout as result that have lockout we had, a billion dollars a day, took over six months to recover from, so thing to remember when we have a shut down on port not just a shutdown gut getting back up running takes time to accomplish, too. >> so while biden won't block the strike, another option, could evolving official in neg

see what karine jean-pierre has to say. thank you for the update. now ambassador nathan sales, former ambassador at large and former acting undersecretary for civilian security, democracy and human rights as we dig deeper into this. netanyahu points out that the white house had been very complimentary of him for agreeing to the terms of a cease-fire which hamas repeatedly rejected and now biden says that netanyahu is not doing enough? how do you decipher that? >> apparently nobody thought to put a teleprompter in front of the president before he answered the question. it is clear who is responsible here, hamas. they have said no to every cease-fire proposal the united states has put on the table and israel has said yes to. last week israel said yes again. hamas picked up the ball and went home. it is easy to see why. every time the white house publicly criticizes netanyahu or israel, hamas thinks you know what? why say yes now? we'll hold out. we're going to hold out and try to get a better deal that lets us stay in power to live to fight another da

if this is her candidacy, it's to remain a mystery, and it's karine jean-pierre's job, i guess by default keep up the mystery. stuart: tough to do. will cain, see you later. see you on the show. thanks a lot. >>> now to the latest on tropical storm helene. it was a category four as it made landfall, more than 3 million are now without power. 3 million people. if it was still a cat one when it hit georgia, but it's now been down traded to the tropical storm. we're going to bring you the latest on really an extraordinary event all the way through the show. and, by the way, join fox forward support of recovery efforts, visit red cross.org/fox forward or scan the qr screen on your screen if you wish to support these efforts. >>> coming up, cnn's casey hunt saying this about trump and harris' dueling economic policies. >> kamala harris is saying we want to do this through tack credits, you know, donald trump is saying we want to do this via tariffs. >> harris is the republicans in this scenario and donald trump is the liberal in terms of the nature of the policies. stuart: tammy bruce has much

now, joe biden concern is asked recently, by the way, karine jean-pierre doubled down, tripled down thator hunter biden. do you believe that? >> welsh you know, almost two years ago i wrote a column saying i thought there was a real chance that joe biden could withdraw from running for re-election and pardon his son on the way out and accept that this was the misuse of that a pardon authority. that is still a real chance. by setting the calendar as it has been, this puts the decision right in the sweet spot for the hunter biden team where they would want this decision to be made. after the election with weeks before the inauguration. that's when we've seen the greatest abuse of the pardon power occur. that's when bill clinton waited until the very last day to pardon his brother which was just a manifestly improper act in the use of his authority, but it was a legal act. this is not, there's not a restriction on the pardon authority in this sense. so i think that the hunter biden team is probably hoping that this is still a real a possibility. also a, if the judge hands down a particularl

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that decision was reiterated yesterday by white house press secretary karine jean pierre who spoke toorters aboard air force one. anthony, thanks for joining us this morning. let's start with the hunter biden matter. obviously the political impact of this plea obviously far less than would have anticipated now that president biden is not seeking re-election, but of course a heavy personal toll on the president and his family. but what sort of sentence do you think hunter biden should expect to receive? and does his previous conviction play any role at all? >> yeah, it absolutely will play some type of role here. it's important to note here, jonathan, that sentencing guidelines in this type of case are typically -- you know, you can expect a person to get like 28 months or so. that is average for guidelines, but judges typically sentence individuals like mr. biden to around 16 months in this type of case. >> so let's turn now to the other significant legal news yesterday, which was judge tanya chutkan overseeing trump's election interference case. said the 2024 campaign not relevant to

. >> reporter: today our colleague pressed karine jean-pierre on this. >> and the presidents public comments, why is he harder on benjamin netanyahu than he is on the terrorist leader of hamas? >> the president has been very clear about hamas leaders and what they have done. he was asked a question, he answered it directly. but hamas is responsible. they have more american blood on their hands. >> reporter: as fox as reported, the israeli military recover the bodies of six hamas hostages over the weekend and determine today had been executed. 48-72 hours beforehand. one of those hostages was an israeli american. >> tragically in a deal to bring home the hostages, it will come too late for him, but there are dozens of hostages remaining in gaza waiting for a deal that will bring them home. it is time to finalize that deal. >> reporter: in the meantime hamas continues to post propaganda videos designed to add pressure to the negotiations. they've been showing video of more hostages they have in their custody with a graphic on the video that says "time is running out." >> trace: thank you. mean

karine jean-pierre taking questions for the first time in weeks as the u.s.rael appear far apart over how to handle the war in the middle east. despite the protests in tel aviv, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to hold control along the border between egypt and gaza, despite massive protests in israel demanding a cease-fire deal. let's bring in lieutenant general keith kellogg, fox news contributor, former national security advisor to president trump and vice president pence. good to have you with us today. here's what joe biden said in response to the murder of six hostages in israel over the weekend. when asked if netanyahu needs to do more. listen here. >> mr. president, do you think it is time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue cannot do you think he's doing enough? >> no. >> john: here we are in reality, which is that netanyahu agreed to the framework of a cease-fire that was put forward by the secretary of state antony blinken. and hamas, at every turn, rejected it. but now it is incumbent upon netanyahu to do more after th

karine jean-pierre was asked about whether or not the president plans to pardon his son on his way outay that it is still very much unknown to the questions that i've gotten about if the president's going to pardon his son. i don't have anything else to the add. >> can you comment on whether a commutation will be on or off the table? >> also no. cheryl: joining me now, former federal prosecutor and constitutional law certain, andrew cherkasky. your reaction to the surprise move by hunter. apparently the prosecution was taken off guard. >> we knew the hunter biden tax trial was going to have fireworks. we didn't know they were going to come this early. we expected it was going to be weeks and weeks of testimony, much like we saw in the gun case where not only was hunter biden terribly embarrassed by the evidence but his entire family was. when he walked in yesterday and said he was changing his plea it was surprise but to the extent that he has any hubris at all, it is no surprise. there was no case there. there had was no defense to be had. he had been talking about the idea that his d

yesterday, we heard a president biden and haitian americans, like white house press secretary karine jean-pierre condemn trump's attack on the community. take a listen. >> i want to take a moment to say something like many americans like kareem, a proud haitian-american. a community that is under attack right now. simply wrong. there is no place in america. this has to stop. it has to stop. recognize that this nation would not exist and this letter without the blood, sweat and tears, the germination and contributions of black americans. that is a fact. this place would not exist. >> i am disappointed but not surprised that black political figures are having to respond to these kinds of racist tropes at this stage of the 2024 race. what are your feelings about how low the trump campaign has been willing to stoop? >> when i think they cannot go lower, they surprised me. what is so important to me as an ohio women, we have a rich history in ohio. like lou stokes who represent our political state very well. carl stokes, my predecessor, marshall fund. the first african american woman from ohio to be

going to be no repercussions for their terrible heinous acts and there be maybe words spoken by karine jean-pierre at the podium but nothing would happen to them and just contrast that to president trump with isis would killed far fewer americans than hamas has killed october 7 until today. we have destroyed every last inch of the physical caliphate and then brought justice in a raid over 1,500 miles behind enemy lines and brought him justice for killing the americans that he killed. none of that's happening today. under ronald reagan, where he said you can run but you can't hide and we sent f-14s up to intercept the plain trying to wisk these terrorists to freedom. none of that is going on here and it's a shame we've lost total respect and we're losing respect from our allies because instead of going after the bad guys we're complaining about benjamin netanyahu, the elected prime minister of a democratic allie. larry: that's the part. brian hook, i'll just read you from the editorial. the way it looked monday, a day after israel said it recovered the bodies of six hostages they were executed in a

. >> dana: that was karine jean-pierre yesterday still calling the former president a threat to democracy despite back-to-back attempts on his life. peter doocy pressed her on those comments minutes later. >> you are here at the podium calling him a threat in the white house briefing room. how many more assassination attempts on donald trump until the president and vice president and you pick a different word to describe trump other than threat? >> i actually completely disagree with the premise of your question, the question you're asking. it is also incredibly dangerous in the way you are asking it. >> is there no concern people taking that literally. >> we're using examples. we aren't just saying that just to say it. january 6th, peter, january 6th. wait, january 6th. how many times do i have -- january 6, 2021. i know your focus has to be on this side of the house, can't be on your side of the house, i get that. i get that. but we also have to be careful on how you are asking me these questions. >> bill: congressman mark green republican out of tennessee member of the assassination ta

. >> you know, um, white house press secretary karine jean- pierre is a haitian-american one.ng. she is like, it is not funny. it is absolutely not funny. this is not just bluster. donald trump said last night at one of his rallies that he would do mass deportations of the haitian community in springfield. the haitians in springfield are here legally. he is saying essentially he is promising to, what? go door-to-door, around the people, in fridge upon their rights, their liberties, as citizens here, as people who are literally legally in this country. then he talked about venezuela. this is not bluster. i think people should take this very seriously. when people show you who they are, you should believe them the first time. >> people don't want to believe him. that is the part i was trying to get to. i don't understand, are we truly that racist as a nation? at our court? 47, 48% of us, five out of 10 of us want that? they want a president who would do that? a president who behaves that way? a president who says what he says and levels up the kinds of bile that he knows is wron

it's been over two weeks since karine jean-pierre has held a briefing.to be a lot of questions asked of her today. >> i hope among them, what work was the president giving during his two weeks on vacation in delaware? i hope among them is, what is the status of the relationship with benjamin netanyahu? what support are we going to show for israel, and more specifically those who are under the gun? that phrase just slipped out, but it is terrific. i want him also to respond to and condemned the violence. we got that statement yesterday about it, but i think we need a little bit more, because there are continued americans being held hostage by hamas, continued under risk, and yet he's applying that additional pressure. all those information. he is the commander-in-chief even if he's not the candidate for president. >> jason, obviously we have not heard much from joe biden. we do know there was a meeting in the situation room and that kamala harris was there. look, maybe netanyahu was very strong yesterday. he has no interest in letting up the gas on hamas.

. >> that was white house press secretary karine jean pierre weighing on the u.s. killing six hostages who were abducted during the october 7th attack in israel. joining us now democratic congressman jake auchincloss of massachusetts. he's a marine corp veteran and serves on the select committee and joins us from his home state, the bay state there. congressman, good to see you this morning. so let's talk about the aftermath of the hostages being killed. how should the u.s. respond? and what role do you think this will play in the cease-fire negotiations? >> good morning, jonathan. thanks for having me on. hamas is a terrorist organization that took six young hostages, had them film videos to their family members, and then shot them execution-style in a tunnel to prevent them from being reunited with those families. i don't think it should surprise anybody that this is an organization that's hard to negotiate with because they're nihilistic. they have no positive agenda for gaza or for the middle east. every day in the middle east is a series of hard decisions for

karine jean-pierre ruling that out. there have been so many people speculating once the election is over, yes, he's not a candidate but the political fallout for him to issue a pardon at this point would be politically explosive, potentially that would change, but every time the white house has been asked about it, every time i have talked about this with close officials to the president, they flatly rule this out. we'll have to wait and see once the time comes. >> mike memoli, catherine christian, glenn kirschner, thank you. we'll follow what happens in the courtroom. but straight ahead, liz cheney's bold challenge to fellow republicans who claim they love the constitution. will it work? will it work .and itchy eyes, thh may be even more uncomfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure and in

i think her and karine jean-pierre acting like they don't do what they're talking about.any of the policies that she once stood for, actually she has not done it herself the spokesman have done it. so people want to know, who is this woman running for president and when she does something like that. i think you become, the worst thing is to become a joke in politics. you can survive being thought bad but being thought a joke is deadly. maria: it is about authenticity isn't it. whether or not are you lying now or lying dead. >> people aren't falling for that's what we see in polls as she opens her mouth, we are not following for her garbage. >> that's why should they keep her silent. maria: will that work? , good to catch up with you, thank you for being here. >> thank you maria. maria: bill mcgurn joining us mosquito season has ramped up as a summer w winds down what you need to know about west nile and how to stay protected, coming up. kamala harris has not said a word on free speech across the world and some say she's looking to shut down x. we have all the details when

in july they hear his campaign reported staffers getting messages on their personal e-mails, karine jean-pierrere's what she said. >> the president is is made aware of it but we learned about the statement yesterday this is something the fbi, od and i and says i have to speak to they put a statement so i would refer to them specifically no foreign government like iran or russia are actively seeking to influence in our elections. >> there is so much going on iran trying to get involved in our election they want kamala harris of the white house because there was no deterrence for iran on her watch i spoke with the forward dni director of national intelligence yesterday about this , here is what ratcliffe said. >> iran shares a common goal with the harris campaign to stop donald trump at all cost and i think that's why you see iran trying to help the harris campaign. >> our last year in office the iranian economy was gdp of $239 billion a year later into the biden here's administration $360 billion, the gdp grew by 50% they became the fastest growing economy in the world because joe biden and kama

haitian americans he wants to take a moment to say something like so many americans, he bigged up karine jean-pierre, who is haitian american, and he talked about her as a proud haitian american and noted the haitian community is under attack in america right now and expressed his support, doing the opposite of what donald trump is doing. there are 735,000 haitian american residents in this country who can vote, so look sharp, republicans. you might be hurting yourselves in places like florida. thank you very much. >>> coming up, trump continues to cozy up to laura loomer, a far right nutsy conspiracy theorist so extreme and so toxic that even maga republicans are begging him to ditch her. stay with us. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. no living being should ever eat processed food for every single meal of their life. it's amazing to me how many people write in about their dogs changing for the better. the farmer's dog is just our way to help people take care of them. ♪ ( ♪♪ ) asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step ba

. >> in washington, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said president biden had been briefed on the situation and called for action from congress. >> students and teachers deserve to know that their schools are safe. they should focus on learning, not lockdowns. >> and the shooting reverberated on the campaign trail. vice president kamala harris began an afternoon event in portsmouth, new hampshire, on a solemn note. >> this is just a senseless tragedy on top of so many senseless tragedies. and it's just outrageous that every day, in our country, in the united states of america, that parents have to send their children to school worried about whether or not their child will come home alive. >> donald trump writing on his social media platform said in part, our hearts are with the victims and loved ones of those affected by the tragic event in winder, georgia. another school shooting, another community tonight in mourning. >> now to the day's other top story, foreign efforts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election. >> in a press conference this afternoon, u.s. attorne

press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked about this at the press briefing at the white house a shorto. here's part of what she said. >> as the president has said time and time again. this is not normal. this is not normal. students and teachers deserve to know that their schools are safe. they should focus on learning, not lock downs. while the president and vice president have taken historic action to reduce gun violence, more must be done to keep our schools and communities safe. >> frank figliuzzi, we have more guns in this country than any other industrialized nation. i think any other country. the homicide rate is something like 18 times the average of other developed countries. on average, there's more than one gun for every person of every age in this country, and sometimes when you hear people who want to push back against any new gun legislation or just tired and frustrated and don't believe it can happen, what they will say is there are so many guns out there already, it won't make a difference. what do you say to that? >> you know, i hear that, and there's actually a sensi