and michael biden and other western leaders are making a big show for their citizens about trying to mitigate the energy crisis and with middling results. this is what this is all about. you know, we're bringing everybody in who can potentially help us with this problem. even ignoring human rights if we need to, but it's all for one goal to make sure cost of living stays low. but the one thing that is within their power is to lift their own sanctions on their own energy supply. and they don't seem to be make any moves to do that. former senior advisor to saudi arabia's minister of energy told us that new contracts with the you are a positive step, but re add cannot cover all the demand on its own. if we increase our production, we can do it alone. denise, that all of last canter is doing at the same time or would one decision. and since the oil market is fungible, what if you take from either amount, if it's still france, then the same situation would continue to be at euro now is paying a high price for the sanction that they put on the oil you is. and in a big, big, big problem it

during the 2020 presidential campaign, while talking about the murder of saudi journalist michael shockey. but biden is under pressure in the u. s. to deal with high oil prices. he and saudi crown prince, mom had been some man will attend that same summit. and jetta, but the 2 are not expected to hold a bilateral meeting. other items on the agenda and viewed the iran nuclear deal. biden says he will continue pressuring terran to return to the 2015 agreement. former president, donald trump, you'll recall, withdrew the u. s. from that accord in 2018 in iraq and syria biden has approved the use of military force to prevent the resurgence of group such as isolate and to respond to rocket attacks on us targets. and washington is also pushing for negotiations to end the war in yemen. ah, well let's bring in our guests in arlington, virginia. we have colored l gandy. he's a senior fellow at the middle east institute and also the author of blind spot america. and the palestinians from balfour to trump, from london, were joined by andrea creek as senior electra and defense studies at king's college, london.

that's as high petrol prices on storing inflation or further hurting biden's ratings. michael, after the meeting with mom, had been so man, the american leader admitted there won't be any immediate impact on prices at home . you the impact of this visit? i suspect you won't see that for another. a couple of america needs saudi oil. this is in light of the ukraine, russia conference, not only do they want oil from saudi arabia, but at the same time they want to buy that oil at a cheaper price. now on his arrival, joe biden's welcome was installed, contrast to the welcome of the previous american president, donald trump, when he visited saudi back in 2017. if i hadn't got was a 1st pump from the crown prince before been ushered into a room for meeting with the saudi king salmon at a press conference. afterwards. biden said that the 2 had disgust saudi defensive needs and wants to the normalization of ties. with his role, a journalist asked the american president whether or not saudi was still a pariah state to which the president chose not to answer, but there was a lot of laugh

michael, should voting rights protecting voting rights, be a bigger priority for the biden administratione unfortunately it is not a top kitchen table issues. >> it should be a big priority for everybody. starting with the biden administration, i contended that the state of the union, quite honestly, should've been about 90% about democracy. tying the emerging war to our own freedom here at, home why these battles matter, the impact that they have. i mean, look, going back to our last segment, i'm sure that all and i would both agree that we can debate all day long about the price of a loaf of bread, and we can debate all day long about inflation. but, if we can vote, if we can't freely assemble, if we can't not exercise the rights that are duly given under the constitution, none of that matters. none of. it >> but why -- >> why would that cost when you can't get to the poll when grandma has to take seven votes to get to the polls. because they restrict her district and they move all the polling places around out of her neighborhood because it is largely black and brown. so, voting, steph

it's not fly recruiting who made bores johnson resign or cross biden trudeau and michael's popularity to tank. it's their own shenanigans and misplaced priorities in the eyes of their own citizens. and the longer the conflict in ukraine persists, the more at risk, also being seen as yet another one in africa. if your peer is struggling with fuel shortages and rapidly escalating prices, change lines have been spotted at local gas stations this week with some of the drivers saying that they wait did for hours to top up. the price of diesel increased by 38 percent offer storage is cut government fuel subsidies. previously ethiopian consumers that only had to pay a quarter of the regular global rates for the fuel costs have been sky rocketing around the world as transport disruptions and punitive sanctions. if impact the key supply chains, he's what some locals in ethiopia are saying about the government's handling of the crisis. because as a look, i think it was a hasty decisions. it is not taken poor people into consideration when transport providers increase prices, immersion, and turn

ah, yes, president joe biden says it's michael to well security that iran never has a nuclear weapon. iden and israeli prime minister jojo la pete signed a non binding decoration designed to prevent that from happening. nope, he does also had a special request of eyes and he will soon head to saudi arabia. stephan deka has more from restoration with the 2nd day of president, jo biden's, middle east trip started with interim is ready, prime minister. yeah. le. pete. the leaders all smiles at their meeting. top of the agenda iran. signing a non binding declaration reiterating the u. s. is ray, the partnership, america's commitment to israel security and to ensure iran would never acquire a nuclear weapon based on the other main topic of discussion. israel's integration and the region, israel's piece with his neighbors. these are essential goals. tomorrow i'll be the 1st american president to fly from israel, directly to jetta. saudi arabia. a represents important progress. mr. president, you will meet with the leaders of saudi arabia, katara, quaid, oman, and iraq. i would like you to p

first, let's hear from the biden administration. michael regan is the epa administrator. oins me from new orleans. administrator, thank you very much for joining us. president biden today said this decision is devastating. how much of a setback is it for your efforts to regulate greenhouse gases? >> thank you for having me. i am deeply disappointed in the supreme court's decision today, actually very frustrated. the decision does constrain what we do, but let me be clear, it doesn't take us out of the game. we still will be able to regulate climate pollution and we will use all the tools in our toolbox to do so. the constraint we are seeing today prevents us as a country from making progress as quickly as we need to. climate action presents an opportunity for this country to assure global competitiveness, create jobs, lower costs for families, and protect people's health and well-being, especially those who have suffered from the burden of inaction for far too long. so yes, today's action is a disappointing action, it's devastating in many ways, as the president has said,

. >> utah senator michael he is calling biden out on his record and potential ulterior motive, listenh conflict of what joe biden has said recent years that it would be a bad idea, it is not limited to their so-called attempt to codify roe. it is a first step here are the real objective there is to expand the supreme court, to pack the supreme court. >> south carolina senator lindsey graham is crying foul. >> it took us 50 years to overturn roe v. wade by working hard winning elections, putting and surface on the court. five days after overturning the decision, they want to blow up the senate. these people are crazy. >> but the president will have trouble getting members of his own party on board. senators joe manchin and kristen cinema remained steadfast of the filibuster. the supreme court decision has not changed their stance on the legislative roadblock, carley, joey. >> carley: brooke singman live, thank you. >> joey: thanks, broke. >> carley: first of all, the filibuster, it is cold you need 60 votes in the senate to advance legislation. and that has obviously presented democrat

michael waltz. now that joe biden has basically opened the southern border, how worried are you that people are comingr country to do us harm and aren't being caught? >> yeah, well, we have hundreds of thousands of what they are calling got-aways now. so we have the folks that are being detained and then released into the interior at reese there is some kind of processing. you have hundreds of thousands that we know got across from over 100 countries now. including afghanistan and places in the middle east. and we have no idea in this case apparently one of the individuals have been deported multiple times. it's just unacceptable. and, you know, i fear that we're going to have more incidents like this. i do want to say this is what the american people have to step up and do. in terms of this brave individual that saw something, heard something and reported it. we have seen from the parkland shooting in florida to the most recent fourth of july shooting that there were all kinds of independent carrots both online, in their families, in their social circulation that something like this was going to happ

it doesn't protect too much. >> what's interesting, michael, you have this unpopular terry biden in theneric lead for the democrats and the -- feels like voters, this time around, her disconnected. they've accepted whatever happens button -- right now, 2022, this is an important midterm election for the future of democracy. -- >> i think that's right. i>> if there was an obvious democratic ultimate of to biden, who was hugely popular, that would be one thing. the fact is, there isn't. for instance, bill clinton has told me and many others that the candidate of the republicans that he was worried about after losing the midterms in 1994 was colin powell. he was worried that powell would be nominated by republicans a centrist. hugely popular at the time. military background and clinton thought that because of his own weaknesses, he would have a very hard time defeating powell. imagine that colin powell in today's republican party, how left would be different. >> last question for you, michael. democracy is on the ballot, is it not? it's depressing to have to say that but this could be the

it doesn't predict too much. >> what is interesting there, michael, you have this unpopularity of bideno show a generic lead for the democrats and the generic congressional ballot. it feels like voters this time have rather disconnected. they've accepted whatever happened to biden happened to biden, but right now, 2022, this is an important metropolitan for the future of democracy, until you have these polls showing that its unpopularity is not hurting people down ballot. >> i think that's right. and also, if there was an obvious democratic alternative to biden, who was hugely popular, that would be one thing. but the fact is there isn't. for instance, bill clinton has told me and many others that the candidate of the republicans that he was worried about after losing the midterms in 1994 was colin powell. he was worried that power would be nominated by the republicans as a centrist, hugely popular at the time, military background, and clinton felt because of his own weaknesses, he would have a very hard time defeating powell. imagine that, colin powell in today's republican party, how

and they are and they are perpetuating this, this is well or to continue or yeah, michael, we do have an example hunter biden. lead the way a lead to way in your brain for everyone here. all right, gentlemen, that's all the time we have. i want to thank my guest in washington, tampa, and in los angeles. i want to thank our viewers for watching as here are the see you next time. remember across like room ah, the new choice medical address for the mobile blog post that to make sure i keep a twinge, jumped the both with interventions. when you want to push them with a different benefits, you won't have to push now i that's what i am, i will push doesn't feel like we have to watch a bunch of them. are you for your for holding the picture? where do we still hold? you go to the broker insurance card company. what is covered in it? i've got the new book with more can i do this can, but if they put us garzo with us, let's put it boil e. yeah, i would have for me because like i started for the last november with a little so to most of the stuff i've had a late, what insurance or some with the moment when you when you

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. >> epa administrator michael regan reacting to the supreme court's ruling. amajor blow to president biden'sologist ginger zee reports on the fallout. >> reporter: despite increasing urgency in the fight to combat climate change, the supreme court recently pulled back the government's power to fight it. the court's conservatives majority ruled that the epa went too far under the obama administration when it tried to push power plants to move away from coal. the decision said only congress, not an unelected agency can set policies that have major impacts on an entire industry. in her dissent justice elena kagan. the most pressing environmental challenge of our time. >> the world is way, way behind of curbing the carbon pollution. especially from these big sources. >> reporter: president biden called the decision devastating and epa administrator michael regan said he's deeply disappointed. but legal experts say that the epa has a shot of regulating greenhouse gases. >> it takes one of the tools that epa had to deal with climate change, but there are lots of others. >> reporter: the biden admi

. >> president biden has staunchly dw defended his trip. we'll have more from michael o'hanlon first kayla tausche. >> kelly, with the first bump to the crown prince, president biden closed the door on saudi's pariah era and re-engaged with its strategic partner as the u.s. is now calling the kingdom. mr. biden said he had no regrets for his choice of words on the campaign trail. >> i just answered your question, do i regret it i don't regret anything that i said what happened to khashoggi was outrageous >> "the washington post," jamal khashoggi's employer before his murder felt differently. the publisher saying the fist bump was worse than a handshake. it was shameful. it projected a level of intimacy and comfort that delivers to mbs the unwarranted redemption he has desperately been seeking biden had mixed feelings about the trip, fraught with reputational risk with questionable payoff. the u.s. national security advisor telling reporters today there would be no bilateral announcement on energy in jeddah, saying any further action taken to ensure there's sufficient e

michael: a victory lap for the biden administration.n say we are producing jobs, the unemployment rate is not change. tom: mike mckee with us, a john report. jonathan: rock solid. tom: we move to the former governor of the federal reserve at the blue school. randall kroszner. we had gradualism and a measured moment greenspan. is that history with this out economy -- auto economy? randall: that is history. you can see the fed is trying to move expeditiously. this is completely consistent with their desire to move fast, i think they are likely to go 75 basis points at the next meeting. obviously, we consider inflation data between now and then. they will get a gdp report. they know the numbers before we know them. they make their decision on wednesday, we find out on thursday. i think they are going to go 75. there is nothing in this report that would slow down from that. jonathan: a question i have, we keep churning out robust jobs growth, payrolls, 372,000. unemployment has not stabilized at 3.6%, i want your thoughts on what you make o

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michael r. bloomberg, the founder of bloomberg. president biden'sems at home are looping over a middle east trip that is about oil. the first stop on his agenda, later this week, we are joined by emily horton and ann marie. what is the success of this trip? what is everyone going to be watching for? >> we should first put the trip into two parts. many are asking why the president is in israel. the israelis' coalition collapse and they have an election is november. he will have a joint statement and a press conference, he is the caretaker and prime minister at the moment. the administration wants to continue with abraham accords and normalize connections with israel. they are not there yet. no major breakthroughs. the second part of the trip to saudi arabia. he will be the first u.s. president to flight directly from israel to the kingdom. everyone is watching when he meet with the crown prince. he was on the campaign trail and vowed to make the kingdom a pariah. he said there were no redeeming qualities about the government. he will be asking for th

michael herzog. thank you for joining us. president biden reaffirmed the u.s. commitment to try to prevent iran from developing a nuclear weapon. that is top priority for israel as well. it seems that there is a difference between yair lapid and president biden as how to achieve that. listen to what they said today. >> diplomacy will not stop them. the only thing that will stop iran is knowing that if they continue to develop their nuclear program, the free world will use force. >> i continue to believe that diplomacy is the best way to achieve this outcome. >> are they on the same page when it comes to dealing with iran and the nuclear program? >> let me explain the position on this. israel is not against a diplomatic outcome. the question is what exactly is in it. we believe that in order for the outcome to be successful, effective, long-term, it has to be based on deterrence. they will not do anything voluntarily. they have to see the possibility of mounting pressure including the last result option. nobody is pushing for war. the iranians, they react to thi

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biden ever get tough on china? former green beret and congressman michael waltz is maria: welcome back. ing week vladimir putin will travel to tehran to meet with the leaders of iran and turkey just days after president biden ended his tour of the middle east, coming home empty-handed on promises from the saudis. as biden continues to push the u.s. to get back into a nuclear deal with iran. the lines are certainly being drawn across the world as china has been supporting russia in its war against ukraine. joining me right now to assess the global threats is florida congressman and former green beret combat veteran michael waltz. congressman, great to see you. thanks very much for being here. >> yeah, thanks, maria. maria: i want to talk about the chessboard globally in terms of these lines being drawn, but first, give us your assessment of president biden's trip to the middle east. >> you know, i'd give it mixed, maria. i'm glad he went to stand with our greatest ally in israel, the squad and other progressives call an apartheid state. so at least he took a stand with progressives there.

biden ramping up. here is the question who is doing the leaking? who. congressman marsha blackburn, michaelurgess, jason chaffetz, economic pro, andy puzder, fraternal order of police joe gamaldi, former acting ice director tom homan. biden white house says high gas is the price americans must pay quote for the liberal world order. as the white house sends millions of barrels of oil from the u.s. strategic reserves to europe and china including to a chinese oil company hunter biden's equity firm had invested in. no twitter censorship of this. far left group tweets out that it will pay money for the whereabouts of supreme court justices as transportation secretary pete buttigieg defends illegal protests against the justices when it is against the law. there is no free speech right there the backlash against the secrecy surrounding climate czar john kerry's office as biden unleashes a massive new whole of government climate spending blitz. fbi director, he is out criticizing christopher wray, criticizing weak on crime prosecutors for letting out violent felons who go on to attack again. i'm e

but plan b is the military invasion and it's going to happen under president biden's watch. >> sandra: michaeljoining us, appreciate your time, thank you. >> john: that is not a comforting prediction. thank you for that. jump to kentucky, governor beshear is giving an update on the deadly flooding, started in st. louis a couple days ago and now the eastern part of kentucky is inundated. >> just in the area we were in, a number of them, and that is a good sign that we are marshalling the resources that we need. we are starting to receive more information of more deaths. we do not have an official update at this time as they have to be verified by d.p.h. i have received notice that they've located the bodies of those four children mentioned in "herald leader" story today and i know we will be contacting their parents. that means we have at least six dead children and it's hard, even harder for those families and those communities. so keep praying, still a lot of people out there, still a lot of people unaccounted for, we will do our best to find them owl. open it up forw if that is true if -- >>

michael cohen and chris collins. so, we may see these charges coming against hunter biden before the midterms. >> great to see you. ank you. >> great to see you. >>> earlier this evening, i spoke with michael fanone. he was assaulted and injured at the capitol january 6th. i asked him to react to a speech josh hawley gave yesterday where he defended. >> i objected on january 6th last year to the state of pennsylvania, and i just want to say to all of those liberals out there in the liberal media just in case you haven't gotten the message yet, i do not regrit, and i am not backing down. i'm not going to apologize. i'm not going to cower. i'm not going to run from you. i'm not going to bend the knee. >> what is your message to him? >> josh hawley, you are a coward. you showed your true character on january 6th by coming down to the battlefield showing your support for an insurrectionist mob who attacked police officers, beat police officers, myself included. and then after showing your support for those insurrectionists, you ran from the battlefield like a coward. you literally ran away like you described to the cro

michael guest. president biden's border crisis is demoralizing our border agents.harged with securing our southern border, these agents are rescuing women and children left to die by traffickers. they're confronting the drug trade, combating gang violence. all while attempting to perform their usual duties in the face of over three million undocumented crossings. instead of supporting these brave men and women, the biden administration has instead turned them into political pawns. as we saw in the fall of 2021, democrats, including the president, the vice president and the secretary of the department of homeland security, all were involved in a rush to judgment and publicly accused border patrol agents of criminal wrongdoing in del rio, texas. despite being cleared by the department of homeland security's inspector general and customs and border protection office of professional responsibility, the administration still seeks to punish these agents in order to justify their initial criticism, all the while continuing president biden's open border agenda. it is time

we'll talk with congressman michael waltz who calls this a matter of national security. >> sandra: maybe someone needs to inform president biden's a different risk to national security. that threat to our nation, systemic racism. you can bet katie pavlich is fired up on that. and also on deck, grover norquist, and more at 2:00, all kicking off with the kick to your wallet. >> we have a record job market of record unemployment of 3.6% today. we created 9 million new jobs. that doesn't sound like recession to me. thank you very much. >> i see inflation as our biggest issue. >> it's simply inconsist with a recessionary call. >> what happens prior before recession in u.s. history you see jobs lost and that's not what we are seeing right now. >> it's not what we are seeing right now when you look at the economy. >> president biden and his team flat out denying that we are in a recession, that despite our economy shrinking for a second straight quarter. the very definition historical in the country of recession. >> today's report not even close to what economist expected would happen, and as the president tries to pump up the economy,

project time to remember, my name is alexander gordon oh, last weekend, us president john biden , whom michaelrabia, but one of the main goals of agreeing to increase oil production, which was good for everyone, is bad. and in fact, the american president was met rather modestly, and we must understand that the east is doing subtle things, if we compare the realities and visits of biden and the visit of vladimir vladimirovich putin in the nineteenth year, then this, of course, is heaven and earth, because putin was accompanied everywhere, 16 riders on noble horses they settled him not in a hotel, but in a place that belongs to the royal family. we did not have time to sit down at the negotiating table, as the whole world had already flown around. this photo is such a terrible greeting on the fists. well , of course, this is the result of a pandemic, probably, and maybe a symbol of other contacts. but speaking seriously, by the way, yes, here i also want to compare two greetings. and for example, the prince's embrace with vladimir putin e in the nineteenth year. seriously speaking, i don't i un

biden ever get tough on china? former green beret and congressman michael waltz is here next. stay with us.relief with cytopoint. that's a lot more fun time, right max? yup. it's life-changing time. ♪ ♪ cytopoint is a long-lasting treatment for allergic dermatitis. just one injection given by your veterinarian can control allergic itch for 4-8 weeks. it's life-changing itch relief that brings back the fun in life, day after day. now's the time to ask your veterinarian for cytopoint. maria: welcome back. well, upcoming week vladimir putin will travel to tehran to meet with the leaders of iran and turkey just days after president biden ended his tour of the middle east, coming home empty-handed on promises from the saudis. as biden continues to push the u.s. to get back into a nuclear deal with iran. the lines are certainly being drawn across the world as china has been supporting russia in its war against ukraine. joining me right now to assess the global threats is florida congressman and former green beret combat veteran michael waltz. congressman, great to see you. thanks very much for be

michael, you did a deep dive into democrats wanting to see more fight out of president biden. can you talk about the main concerns when you talked to decrats and allies of the president about what they want to see from president biden and how the white house is navigating this? >> thank you for having me on. when you talk to democrats, complaints divide into two broad categories. one is actual policy, more policy engagement. they want the president to do more to confront inflation. guns, the overturning of roe v. wade. and they have a lot of suggestions. none of which -- and this is the source of the frustration, that the administration is taking them up on. for roe v. wade, there are suggestions for them to allow abortions to be done on federal land. the administration said it is not practical. the other broad category is a performative piece. part of the presidency is seeming engaged and being in the moment that the rest of the country is in. i think this week was an example of how the president to a lot of democrats seemed really out of touch. you have all of these big issu

george. >> rachel scott, thanks, michael. >>> all right, george, now to president biden waking up ing again, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, the president is resting and working in isolation in the residence this morning. so far he's been experiencing mild symptoms, some fatigue, a dry cough and a runny nose. the president is, of course, fully vaccinated and double boosted but at 79 years old he is at a higher risk of complications from covid and we know he is now taking the antiviral drug paxlovid. we do expect to get an update from his medical team and the white house is eager to show that the president is fulfilling duties while in isolation so we know today he is meeting virtually with his economic team and senior advisers and will be isolating for a full five days meaning he won't be back until through next tuesday, but the white house is also going beyond those recommendations and say he won't be back in his normal routine until he has a negative antigen test and that could take longer. >> we hope he has a full recovery, thank you so much. amy? >>> we want to wi

first lady jill biden's press secretary, michael larosa announcing he will step down this week, fuelingroubles. since president biden took office more than a dozen white house staffers have left their positions, the list includes the president's press secretary, jen psaki, communications director, kate bettingfield and chief of staff for the press office, amanda finny. just to name a few. the list is long. dagen, we've got another this week in jill biden's office. dagen: unclear if this individual was responsible for the comparison of the latino community to breakfast tacos by jill biden. that's worth a quick firing in my opinion. or maybe he is trying to just get ahead of looming disasters because surely there are more to come ands he's angling for a corporate job because again, you're going to be hard put to get a job in corporate america in communications if you hang around this white house much longer. maria: do we know that it was his idea to compare hispanics to tacos. dagen: no. i said i don't know, maybe. i said certainly that's her biggest foul-up recently. maria: what genius c

jim clapper, mike hedden, john brennan, michael morel, all claimed in a publicly circulated letter that hunter biden'stop was "russian disinformation." it wasn't. it was entirely real. they knew it was real. not one of them has apologized. not one of the 50's apologize for lying on the eve of the presidential election about facts that might have influenced voters to vote differently from the way they voted. they interfered, those 50 intel officials, interfered in our democracy. they've never been held accountable. he never even acknowledged what they did. that was happening in public. but in private, according to chuck grassley's office, one senior fbi official ordered a hunter biden probe" without providing valid reason as required by fbi guidelines. just shut it down. the president's son, we want this kind of win. don't hassle his boy. another case officials improperly had damaging information about hunter biden in a subfolder that almost nobody at the fbi could find. the fbi appears to have abandoned the case. ignoring it from the first day were lying about it. "the new york post" has stayed on thi

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