i love the spirit of mike lee, senator, i really do. my question is how much does bureaucracy get in the way he ?the number nine, seven, 12. what does it matter if we are not acting out of good faith? >> host: i will give you a final. >> guest: the number of justices on the supreme court as i explain in saving nine does matter. it matters because what we found is that whenever the congress starts tinkering with the size of the court and does so for political reasons, it ends up interfering with of the ability of the court to be an arbiter, a neutral arbiter of what the law says. the minute we lose that, the structure of the constitution starts to give way but the last timewa this was attempted was 1937. as i described in chapters four and five of saving nine. frank president franklin roosevelt also a democrat of course and also sort of the hero and the idol of our current president got tired of the supreme court disagreeing with him like in a lot of the laws that were being passed in support of the new deal were unconstitutional. they g

i love the spirit of mike lee, i really do.y question is, how much does bureaucracy get in the way, number nine, number seven, number 12 what does it matter if we are not acting in good faith? guest: the number of justices on the supreme court, as i explained in "saving nine," when we tinker with the size of the supreme court for political reasons it interferes with the ability of the supreme court to be a neutral arbiter of what the law says. the minute we lose that, the structure of our constitution gives way. the last time this was attempted was a 1937. as i described in chapters four and five, franklin d roosevelt, also a democrat and a hero and idol of our current president, got tired of the supreme court disagreeing with him, he tried to threaten them by pushing a bill in congress that would've given him power to expand the court to 15 justices. that proposal failed legislative but i got the court sufficiently scared and convinced one supreme court justice owen roberts, to flip his vote in an important case. you can read

and covenant know my senator mike lee fends off a couple of challengers.about 20-25 minutes before the associated press called us for mike lee. he is going for his third term. to navigate the two challengers, the two challengers he had in this race, they said lee was too extreme and was not willing to compromise, to align with former president donald trump. that did not hold water, at least with the republican electorate here. this is a closed primary, meaning only registered republicans got an opportunity to vote, at least in the primary. that sets up a general election. mcmullen ran for president back in 2016, got 21.5% of the vote in this state, the most any third party candidate has gotten in the presidential election, back in the '90s with ross perot. mcmullen is a former cia officer, former house republican staffer, running as an independent in this race, and he has gotten the utah democratic party to endorse him. the utah democrats aren't running and candidate in this race. so you've got a republican in mike lee, the sitting senator, the incumbent,

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>> host: we are joined by utah republican senator mike lee veteran of four supreme court confirmations now the author of book "saving nine" out this week "saving nine" the fight against the left's audacious plan to pack the supreme court and destroy american liberty. before we get to "saving nine" i did want to get your reaction to the man arrested at brett kavanaugh's house yesterday. yet ay. knife on him and your reaction to that incident? >> guest: it's fortunate they caught him and it list or he was there. they were real problems with showing up at the home of a supreme court justice. to try to influence the outcome of the case. in his particular instance he appears to have been showing up to influence the outcome of the case in a way that is unthinkably bad. i'm grateful they caught him. we have really got to get serious about the fact that this is prohibited in this is the federal criminal ends with showing up to protest are having a weapon? >> guest: showing up to protest at the home of a supreme court justice. it's a criminal offense. doing so with a weapon and breaking into hi

we'll ask republican senator mike lee whether the bill this jeopardy. new questions about joe biden's prospects for another term. we'll ask our sunday panel what it means if democrats and the mainstream media abandon him. we'll take you to a small town virginia diner where patrons are trying to bridge political divide. all that now on "fox news sunday." hello and happy father's day from fox news in washington. there are growing concerns over the economy. the fed make its biggest hike this week aiming to kurp inflation. the president says recession isn't inevitable. telling energy executives to produce more. i critics say he's pointing fingers at a situation he helped create. we asked the white house cheech house chiefeconomic advisor bri. >> >> they can drill but they are not doing it. >> president biden threatening oil companies with quote emergency powers if they don't boost supply to lower gas prices. exxon firing back saying the white house can promote investment through clear and consistent policies. refiners say they are already operating at max c

joining me, republican senator mike lee of utah. sident biden spend as lot of time blaming greedy corporations but federal tax receipts erupted to all-time high. some pointing out inflation, help them quote, unquote, bring down the deficit. maybe he is not suffering after all? >> yeah. in time these things all work out and they don't work out in a way that benefits to, that benefits america's poor and middle class. eventually what happens is the rate at which we pay interest on nabs debt catches up and when that happens we'll be in a world of hurt. charles: realistically trillion dollars a year not far from now. >> just in interest. charles: hard to run a government when first trillion dollars has to pay interest. >> right. >> we talk a lot on the federal reserve. right now they cast a shadow over everything. 12 years ago you cosponsored federal reserve transparency act. audit of the if he system. to me since then the fed has gotten larger, powerful, omnipotent, is it too late to real them back in. >> no, i don't think it is too late

senator mike lee who voted against this bill and congressman lauren boebert are here next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> not much show as much as touch, the rights and the majority of the american gun owners were law-abiding citizens. >> as a whole, our goal is to save lives without infringing the rights of law-abiding gun owners and i think we have hit that mix. >> laura: i don't think so. senators mcconnell sounding no different than any democrat announcing a deal on gun control, but a few questions. if if the goal is to save lives, then why isn't the legislation chock-full of provisions to hard in the schools? if it doesn't infringing on law-abiding gun owners, why do they intend to buy states to enact red flag laws with promises of money? they seemed benign on the face but not when they're put in the hands of political actors. the officer can see someone's gun if they've been flagged as potentially a danger to themselves or others? what constitutes a danger? no one can really tell us. with how mandates were viciously handed down and enforced in blue states during the pandemic, don't think for a seco

, it's the same story is mike lee in utah. >> yeah, mike lee is another one, what's important heret which is specifically on the electors and transmitting them, johnson's implicated, it is the subject of multiple search warrants being issued by the department of justice. the department of justice is really investigating this as a straightforward commercial matter. >> for sure, and it's been gonna be hard to believe that some of the johnson or other republican senate -- from the establishment if that exists anymore side are to be on the receiving and of some of these emails. look, here's the thing with johnson, it's always hard to tell with these senators, he's obviously lying but in the old watergate thing, these are just not very practical guys, things got out of hand. it's hard to tell the extent. >> johnson is an interesting case to me you, have this part of it, i don't know if you follow the backseat stuff, but some of the most aggressively irresponsible and flatly dangerous stuff we've seen from any elected politician in the country, often when you rank it. he posted a covid-1

utah senator mike lee fending off two primary challenges setting up a general election battle with formercan evan mcmullen. and republicans named their nominees for governor's races in two deep blue states looking to capitalize on democrats failures in the white house to pull off historic victories. you're watching fox and friends first on this wednesday morning i'm carley shimkus. >> and i'm joey jones in for todd piro. republicans are naming their nominees in key swing states colorado and one democrat incumbent is now out of a job. brooke singman has all of those and more. brooke? >> brooke: hey, good morning guys. yesterday's primaries setting up major match-ups for what republicans predict will be a big red wave in november's midterm. now starting in new york where congressman lee zeldin wins the republican nomination for governor and will face incumbent democrat kathy hochul who is running for her first full term after rising to power in disgrace of former governor cuomo alleys sexual assault candles. vowing to clean up the mess of democrat policies. >> she's been panderingering to t

cameras saturday morning while going for a bike ride near the beach on "fox news sunday" senator mike leethis is of the republicans with solving crisis should they when the majority in congress this fall. >> we need to focus on regulatory reform as a first order of business. that would help bring down inflation must've run laws measured by volume, weight, economic impact, you name it they are currently made by unelected unaccountable your credits. >> the wall street journal is reporting chances for a recession over the next 12 months is 44% as the highest in 15 years. lucas tomlinson live at the white house. jon: now to the latest on this weekend widespread flight delays and cancellations, pete buttigieg wants to raise the pressure on airlines is a busy summer travel season gets underway. her fox team coverage continues with jonathan serrie live at hartsfield jackson international airport in atlanta. good evening, suffered today across the u.s. 867 flights have been canceled in more than 3600 are delayed according to flight aware. in the interview with the associated press this weekend, t

until you get rid of macconnell and mike lee. boebert and what's her name from georgia. host: marjorie greene? caller: yeah until you get rid of them people, we don't have a chance. it's everybody, it's everybody for themselves. host: all right, we will take your point. republican line, good morning. caller: how are you doing today, sir? host: doing well. caller: i'm at work, i've got to make this quick, but i feel like there's a lot of people with a lot of opinions without a lot of education on the suss -- subject people -- subject. people really need to touch up on what you guys are talking about, but the point i want to make is we have done a lot of things and had a lot of things in place. school resource officers, buyback program's. we had the ability for people to voluntarily turn in their guns or voluntarily commit to mental health treatments, yada yada. what i need -- we need and i hate to be the guy who pushes education, but you cannot purchase your annual hunting license tag permit without hunting safety course. educating you, operating your firearm in a certain

is still is a pleasure to introduce senator mike lee i will introduce it this way. not thoughtful members, not just for the patriots of our age but someone who in spite of all of the challenges facing this great republic remain steadfast in cheerfulness. it is a wonderful privilege on behalf of heritage should introduce our friend senator mike lee. fedor could enter needs you. thank you. good to be here. we're going to be just wonderful book i told earlier this week i have since read extracted my homework. you can cite how well a defense of the questions for the before get the slot with washington this week for i know you do not mind a question about that what is your assessment of what's happening the country right now? what's a lot of technically effect wee'ot that people want to protest the homes of supreme court justices. begotten federal statute that makes that a president was unwilling to condemn or direct to the law enforcement personnel arrest people for doing that. that's creating other problems like this was of the phone just not really yesterday morning.

incumbent senator mike lee wins the gop primary in utah, he likely will face off against independenthe strongly backed the court's reversal, his thinking is less clear. rich edson has the latest from salt lake city. >> good evening. mcmullen, independent in this race says there are more constructive ways to deal with apportioned overturning roe v. wade, he's not senator mike lee, incumbent here for what he says is extremism on the issue. >> i think he, like many other politicians in our country played politics with this obviously critical issue. they do it because they think if they provide americans against each other, they can raise more money and make it easier to win their next primary election. >> the campaign is responding to mcmullen saying in 2016, mcmullen reported justices doing to overturn roe. the 2022 version seems to have conveniently flipped to far bit different position suggesting overturn of roe with active extremism so his fundamental disconnect with utah and utah law. before he faces mcmullen, he has to room when the republican primary tuesday, maine gop challenger

fox news sunday senator mike lee says if the republicans are successful in taking back congress in midtermlections, this is what his party will do to lower inflation. >> we need to focus on regulatory reform as the first order of business. that would help bring down inflation. most of our laws measured by volume, weight, word length, economic impact, you name it are currently made by unelected unaccountable bureaucrats. >> also senator lee says on gun control, there's still no legislation despite the announced proposal last week. he says there's still no bill or no text, mike. mike: we had the framework a week ago but no legislative text. we will see where it goes. lucas tomlinson live from the north lawn, thanks a lot. gop strategist and american conservation coalition vice president of government affairs and al, democratic strategist and former hillary clinton campaign national finance team member. gentlemen, in studio, it's great to have you and happy father's day. >> you too. mike: all right, let's dig into some numbers. issues voters say republicans handle better, inflation plus 19, b

it still is a pleasure to introduce senator mike lee and i will introduce him not just as one of the most thoughtful members of the united states senate, not just one of the patriots of our age but someone who in spite of challenges facing this great republic remains steadfast in his cheerfulness. it's a privilege on behalf of all of us at the heritage foundation to introduce our friends senator mike lee. >> good afternoon. >> thank you, good to be here. >> thanks for being here. we will get into this wonderful book which i told you earlier i have since read. you can decide how well i did based on the questions but before we get into the book there's a lot going on in washington this week. i know you don't mind a question about that. what is your assessment? >> a lot of happening including the fact we've got people who want to protest at the homes of supreme court justices, federal statute that makes that a felony offense, the president is unwilling to condemn it, law enforcement personnel arrest people for doing that and that is creating other problems like those we saw at the home

here with me tonight, utah republic and senator mike lee who's been on the supreme court shortlist manyimes. the author of the brand-new book saving nine, fight against the left audacious plan to pack the supreme court and destroy american liberty. how did we get here, senator lee? >> we got here because democrats having tried and failed 85 years ago to pack the court abandoned that plan for a few decades but recently they decided they need to start threatening, intimidating, demeaning and denigrating the court's legitimacy because the court doesn't do what they want it to do. as a result, they are willing to delegitimize the court further threatened to pack it and a lot of people including chuck schumer have said things like you will face the consequences, you have unleashed the whirlwind and you will pay the price, he won't know what hit you. i want to be there is a difference between what chuck schumer said and what this crazy man did showing up to brett kavanaugh's house but it's unfortunately parcel of the same effort to threaten, intimidate, harass and denigrate and demean and iso

meanwhile, mike lee says the biden administration silences legitimizing the violence, watch. >> thisartment has turned a blind eye to blatant violations of section 15 oh seven peer of the provision that prohibits people from showing up at the home of supreme court justice to protest. and by not condemning not prosecuting those, the biden administration is propelling this in legitimizing the attacks. speak with president biden stymied a bill with more protection for justices and their families but has not mentioned prosecuting demonstrators. meanwhile, white house officials spent their sunday downplaying fears. speak with the defense of the experts and ceo sound the alarm over soaring inflation and high gas prices. doug luzader joins us from washington, good morning, doug. >> gas prices take down a little bit overnight and national average $5 a gallon but inflation may be another matter as higher interest rates began to sink in. president biden says he thinks that come to my country could skirt a recession. administration officials over the weekend trying to drive that message home. >

republican mike lee faces to challenger who say he is too extreme on the abortion issue. salt lake city. >> good evening, and pump and try and come get senator mike lee is looking towards a general race emma mcmullen but he has to make it a republican primary first. two republican women are challenging in the primary contest in the supreme court's decision on abortion last week is already exposing division among the republican candidates here in utah. >> i did not see a compelling reason to overturn roe. mostly from that standpoint looking as a woman of faith was a strong belief in life but also life has a lot of rocky paths for women. >> i was pleased to see the supreme court decision today. i am pro-life and i am thrilled to see protection for life. but i do think there should be legal exceptions. >> their courts decision, the national nightmare of row has ended. we could take heart that the supreme court has recognized that roe v. wade will log next to plexi versus ferguson in the scott versus stanford. those are 19th century courts decisions with slaveholders and jim

utah senator mike lee setting up a general election battle for former republican evan mcmullin. >> joey: republicans name their nominees for governor races in two deep blue states looking to capitalize on democratic failures in the white house pull off a victory. brooke singman has all of those results. >> brooke: good morning, yesterday's primaries setting up match ups for a big red wave in november midterm. in new york, congressman lee zeldin wins for governor, and will face kathy hochul, running for her first full term after rising to power in the wake of disgraced former governor andrew cuomo sexual assault scandals. zeldin promises to clean up the mess by their policies. >> she's been pandering, when tax and control spend nothing albany and pro liberal criminals incysts -- insist on taking our state in the wrong direction, kathy hochul didn't lead them, she got led by the far left. >> brooke: gubernatorial race in illinois, darren bailey is up against incumbent democrat j.b. pretzger. bailey says she is the change needed. >> illinois is a lot worse off than it was 40 years ago and

republican senator mike lee is going to join us in just a moment. first, to david spunt live at the justice department with the brand new details in hour. hi, david. >> chilling details in this criminal complaint just released in the last hour or so. nicholas john roske appearing before a federal judge in court in federal court in maryland. he's been in fbi custody for the past 12 hours or so. he will be appearing for that judge to face those charges of attempted murder of justice brett kavanaugh, a supreme court justice. according to a court filing, roske wearing all block got out of a taxi cab at 1:00 a.m. looking at the two security marshalls and walked down the street. then a 911 call was received. it was roske. he told authorities that he was suicidal and he had intent to harm and kill justice brett kavanaugh. he came with a gun, a knife, pepper spray, a crowbar and zip ties. >> obviously it's behavior that we won't tolerate. threats of violence against the justices strike at the heart hoff our democracy. we'll do everything we can to prevent t

senator mike lee sits on the judiciary committee and joins us now. senator from the beautiful state of utah. senator, good to have you. i don't know whether utah is one of those states, sir, but what do you think of states that are going to implement these triggers? >> yeah, utah has a trigger law. it's written by one of our great state legislators. utah like so many other laws really does have an interest in making sure that it legislates what we see is the democratic process unfolding now. that process has been taken off of the table for 49 years. and this is what the republican form of government looks like. it allows people through their elected lawmakers to make laws, including laws regarding how best to protect unborn human life. >> neil: so senator, you think it adds to the confusion though? i understand bringing it back to the states maybe 24 will have this possession that no abortions are allowed. i don't know whether they're as strict as texas for fertilization and conception it will be illegal. what we do snow separately, 16 states and the

utah republican senator, mike lee is out with saving nine the fight against the lefts audacious plan to pack the supreme court and destroy american liberty. senator lee has written many books and he has played a role in the past four supreme court confirmation battles as a member of the senate judiciary committee. is also a former law clerk to supreme court justice samuel alito. another new book out this week former obama white house communications director, dan pfeiffer. shares his view of conservative media and the 2020 election in his new book battling the big lie how fox facebook and the mega media are destroying america. and harpercollins publishers have a new book out this week. it's called the spy who knew too much. in it, new york times bestselling author howard bloom details the story of a decades-long hunt to find a mole in the cia. and one other book we want to share with you that's coming out this week historian and author. joanna scutz tells the story of the birth of modern feminism through the lens of a secret new york city social club in greenwich village. it's publish

and look, i think the best example is to show that what people like mike lee are doing is cowardly, andcal in nature. it's not republican voters have shown that reasonable -- gun restrictions, they don't respond negatively, sure the extreme activities like the ones that booed concordia in, and the texas gop lack negatively but in florida, and rhonda santas is florida, rick scott signed a bill that did raise the age 21. there was no backlash among republican voters there, rick scott got promoted to the senate where now they're saying they're gonna vote against the very same laws that florida has in place. so, this is all cowardice among republican officials. in many cases, their scare of their own voters, the republican voters that are driving the extremism. in this case, that is not what's happening, republican politicians cowardice is preventing us from having common sense laws, republican voters are okay with certain common sense restrictions. maybe not everything to perfect not everybody wants. but certain things, republican voters would get along, would go along with. tim, joan, and

utah senator mike lee joins us in studio live to discuss what happens now.rotests out west tonight with president biden in los angeles for the summit of the americas, and as his motorcade passes by, well, we will show you the incident if we can get our tape working tonight but we are going to begin with protest outside supreme court justice home, the same day an armed man was arrested there after allegedly telling authorities he wanted to kill the justice. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking the very latest details tonight. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, shannon. a criminal complaint accuses nicholas roske of "attempt to kidnap or murder or threaten to assault, kidnap, or murder a u.s. judge, justice of the united state supreme court come among the items, roske is accused of bringing to justice kavanaugh's neighborhood black tactical chest rig and knife, glock 17, ammo, pepper spray, zip tie, hammer, nail punch, crowbar, pistol light, duct tape, even hiking boots. keep in mind, roske said he bought the gun to kill cavanaugh and he would

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the challengesns remains steadfast so it is a wonderful privilege to introduce our friends senator mike lee. [applause] >> senator, good afternoon. >> were going to get into this rkwonderful book so i did my homework you can decide how well i did based on the conversation but there's a lot going on in washington this week what is your assessment? >> a lot is happening including the fact people who want to protest in their homes of the supreme court justices with federal statutes that make that a felony event and those who are not willing to condemn that with law enforcement personnel. that is breeding other problems like we saw at the home of justice kavanaugh also a country that is responding to tragedy, understandably wanting to respond but not responding in a way that is respectful of procedures required by our constitution. >> an excellent segue for a man so there are books available afterwards. so what motivated you? is there a lightbulb moment with then former vice president biden and then to joe biden i thought and i assumed the answer would be of course not that's a terrible idea he

what a postal for mike lee bush come associated with a ah ah ah ah ah a ah ah, a dollar a with a scape with ford edge that also produces julia. does she somebody over there or so she with lookout you up for you was up with it. yeah. and i do so as you know that way. i don't mind. oh, when i was a shape out the same becomes the attitude and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point obviously is too great trust rather than fear. like to take on various charlene with artificial intelligence, real summoning with obama protective own existence with pleasure. nicole. it cheers. thing you're going to go dorothy with your mom, my mom, my mom was well with she was not only right on the flu, shot even more, but i was still on the daniel, be sure i did

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senator mike lee, thanks for being with us. you now fox legal analyst gregg jarrett.in light -- the big get out of today's hearing was liz cheney's admission that they had all the intelligence prior to january 6th that violence was going to occur, and now we know that the department of defense, donald trump department of defense and donald trump on january 4th, but as early as january 2nd, they were pretty much begging nancy pelosi, the capitol, the leaders to take the guard and they would not do it. they refused at every single point. i am having a hard time reconciling the fact that liz cheney and this committee knew that the intelligence showed there was a lot of potential for violence and they are not questioning those that didn't act. that, to me, is a story, especially if the goal would be to never have this happen again. >> now we have written proof, sean, the nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, mayor bowser were derelict in their duty. they committed gross misfeasance, and they found scapegoats. they sacked of the two sergeants at arms and the capitol police chief, b

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is a lot of hostile as early strategies report, as long as i let me be to pull that file out for mike lee. bush comes like the other one is moving the ship or moving from him. i me for the moving business. and you were in the pre rugby, daily shoes and you made it comes green. when you wrote your illusions, got to release the sanction of the ceiling in for when you such a circle in with the different student employed shelter, we can get you thrown with them the problem and you're still not sure if you're here are sick yesterday. i'm sure yours was not the study skills on just a bunch of stuff coming to enough on ok, which which longer it was just up and push the sustainable moment because a new way to look, you know, don't know which do you know for the don't know if i should just to do it and then you can go in and do you just opinion enough is come of us when our shows seem wrong, why don't we just don't the world? yes. to see out this thing because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves well the part we choose to look for common ground in ah, there had y

republicans blame president biden and his policies for the economic issues and on fox news sunday, senator mike lee said his part has solutions. we need to focus on regulatory reform as the first order of business that would help bring down inflation. economic director brian deese says the president welcomes help from lawmakers is using the tools that he has and he's calling on congress to pass legislation that would help to accelerate this process. and he says they're working to negotiate legislation to do things like lower prescription drug costs. and enact tax reforms. this is not just about. >> and acting legislation. it's about giving some relief to families right now. >> the president is also considering dropping some of the tariffs on imports from china. those were put in place by the trump administration live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you for that update. anna. well, coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, the latest on the ongoing flight cancellations and delays that are happening all over the well, if you tried to catch a flight over the weekend for father's day, many

coming up thursday morning, utah republican senator mike lee talks about his new book, which argues against adding fees -- adding seats to the supreme court. in a discussion on gun violence legislation at the january 6 committee hearings that begin tomorrow. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> after months of close tech and door investigations, the house january 6 committee is set to go public. tune in as committee members question key witnesses about what transpired and why during the assault on the u.s. capitol. watch our live coverage beginning thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, or any time online at c-span.org. c-span -- your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast partnering with

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an us now, the author ofor saving nine utah senator mike lee o. r senator , you'remi one of the fw people that i know that really cares about our constitution. i give you a lot of credit.di we did reveal it was revealed during these hearings that jamie raskin has another a motive in all of this . he wants to get ridhe of that outdated relic calleds. the u.s. constitution that calls for electors to end picking the president. th that's's interesting to mese because that would meanat that liz cheney's father never would have been elected vice presidentheav the electoral college. that's right. the electoral college -- >> that's right -- yeah, he and yeah, he wants to eliminate the electoral college, which is about as fundamental to our system of government as it comes a. no way around this .d this. look, the u.s. constitution hast fostered the development of the greatest civilization the world has ever knownhe for reasons that escape astound and dismay me.ns the modern democratic party wants to throw it under the bus. they want to throw itit underh th

coming up thursday morning, utah republican senator mike lee talks about his new book, which argues against adding seats to the supreme court. then a discussion on gun , violence legislation at the january 6 committee hearings that begin tomorrow. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> here's a look at what is coming up live on the c-span networks. the house returns and is expected to continue work on gun legislation aimed at reducing mass shootings. also on c-span, the house january 6 committee questions key witnesses about what transpired during the assault on the u.s. capitol. live at 10:00 eastern, the senate is expected to work on legislation to expand access to be a health care and disability benefits for talking -- toxic exposed veterans. at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, the president's 20 23 budget request for the u.s. forest service and gets an update on wildfires. everything is also streaming at c-span.org or owner free vide

two -- trillion dollars, mike lee jump? decline to he levels not seen since post financial crisis, as well as credit card debt, surged to all-time highs have you ever seen the consumer fall apart this quickly in your career? >> certainly not in my career, but i think more importantly we have not seen the consumer collapse like this in terms of confidence in the history of the university of michigan consumer confidence survey simply unprecedented decline this is why going into today was 50-50 when a second negative quarter gdp growth in a row this might be a little above 50% we don't get negative quarter maybe investment stronger than we thought the only thing keeping this going is strength of the u.s. consumer seem flagging into 2022, and savings come down. dagen: how do you think this plays out in the midterms tyler with so much tension on dobbs decision, from the supreme court outside, that overturned roe and casey, but going into this, in terms of what is about your number most important issue, 41% voters polled by fox n

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. >> the landmark supreme court ruling overturning roe vs wade, in utah, mike lee braces for what might reelection fight in his career. rich edson has the latest. >> good afternoon, hours after we landed here, the landscape of this race changed. abortion has changed things here. you've got senator mike lee running for reelection and his republican and democratic challenges are criticizing him on roe vs wade. over 63 million lives lost since roe can never be reclaimed. we can take heart, that it's by plessy and ferguson, dread cost. lee is running in a republican primary on tuesday. and both challengers say that he's too extreme and using it as a divisive tactic to appeal to the republican base. if lee emerges from the republican primary he'll face independent emmet mcmullen, a former cia agent who has the backing of the state democratic party and mcmullen says there are more constructive ways to address abortion and also knocked lee's statements about the decision. >> it's an appeal to extremism that i believe is very destructive for our country and unnecessary. there is common ground o