mr. biden's opinion. the national convention of the democratic party will be held and according to the law, mr. biden himself must announce his withdrawal until he is replaced by another person in that convention, that is, the democratic party officials cannot cancel his so-called nomination because he was given delegates in the primaries. voting is the only thing to do. what can happen is that the elders of the democratic party reach a consensus whether to continue to nominate mr. biden or to replace someone. well, after the debate, we saw that mr. obama, as the main leader of the democratic party and the popular figure of this party, immediately took a stand and announced that biden did not perform well in the debate, but he defended him again and asked him to give him courage, what he will do in the next month. we will see that people like mr. obama, mrs. plessy, chuck schumer must decide, so to speak, decide for the convention whether to replace biden or not, and this is also a point that must happen

mr. biden, as expected , not doing well in the debate means that the competition process has been going on for several months. an election has started and in these few months we have seen mr. trump make various accusations against biden that he is old and does not have a good mental health and is not capable of being president, and many times it was said that this is a kind of psychological warfare and it is not true, but this debate has caused some of these issues to wonder if it is possible to replace biden with another candidate. whether it exists or not, we mentioned the whispers that are being heard the journal also mentioned it, tell us what direction this poor performance of biden will go in the end, will they be forced to choose a replacement for biden in the continuation of the debates, to continue the competition with trump? enter mr. biden and his team. writing and recommending that mr. biden should withdraw from the competition or , for example, thomas friedman wrote an article in n

mr. biden had a very long period of responsibility in his life, in any case, his physical ability or problems the health that he has , his physical ability is much weaker than mr. trump it is, but from another point of view, if we want to see about the verification, well, there was also the discussion that maybe mr. trump tells the people several issues in every answer that are false or fake or wrong numbers of wrong data. it does not mean that mr. biden is completely honest. it was in his speech, so we witnessed a really strange debate from both sides , where two people even used very childish words and even verbal insults to each other. mr. azizi , i will share a series of reactions after the debate. i am asking about it, first of all, the cnn network conducted a survey after he held a debate in 67 saying that the winner of this debate was trump, which means that, well, i think that biden was the loser, and then these reactions followed the results of the debate, for example, the white house

mr. biden if you hear nothing else i say tonight, hear anyone who is responsible for not taking control. in fact, i take no responsibility initially. anyone that's responsible for that many deaths shoulded state. we are in a situation where there are a thousand deaths a day, a thousand deaths a day. cases per day. to what is going europe, as the new england medical journal said, they are starting from a low rate, we are starting from a high rate. the expectation is we will have another 200,000 americans dead between now and the end of the year. if we just wore these masks, the president's advisers told him, we couav we are in a circumstance where the president still has no plan. no comprehensive plan. i would make sure we have everyone encouraged to wear a mask all the time, make sure we move in e direion of rapid testing, and invest in rapid testing. i would make sure we set up national standards how to open schools and businesses so they can be safe.n a situation now w the new england medical

mr. bidenly weaker in terms of verbal and mental abilities than mr. trump, not only because of his 4 years of age, but it is clear. because of the pressures in their lives, some people say that in their lives. mr. biden has had or has had a very long period of responsibility , in any case, his physical ability or the health problems he has are much weaker than mr. trump's, but from another point of view, if we want to see about the verification, well, this was also discussed. the fact that mr. trump may have told the people several false or distorted issues or wrong numbers of wrong data in every answer does not mean that mr. biden was completely honest in his words . we witnessed a really strange debate from both sides, where two people , mr. azizi, even used very childish words and even verbal insults. after all, cnn conducted a poll after the 67th debate, they said that the winner of this debate was trump, which means that 67th i think. biden was the loser and then these reactions followed t

trump was blaming mr biden more than mr putin for the war in ukraine.ame the other for the invasion of blame the otherfor the invasion of ukraine. president trump saying that it was because ofjoe biden's week policy on afghanistan and president biden saying it was because of donald trump is my relationship with vladimir putin, giving him the green light. there was one significant moment where the moderators tried to press donald trump on the idea of a deal that he could somehow get for russia and whether ukraine would have to accept russia's term. he said no but didn't give any more details behind that. he did say that ukraine was getting a lot of money from the united states. he talked about $200 billion and president zelenskyy as being a good salesman. i president zelenskyy as being a good salesman.— good salesman. i don't think they have — good salesman. i don't think they have any _ good salesman. i don't think they have any kind _ good salesman. i don't think they have any kind of- good salesman. i don't think they have any kind of new i good sales

that at the time it sounded as well as the fact that at times it sounded as if mr trump was blaming mr bidenthe sense is that there was more heat than light when it came to the comments about ukraine in the debate. each of the candidates tried to blame the other for the invasion of ukraine. president trump, former president trump, saying that it was because of joe biden's week policy on afghanistan, and president biden saying it was because of donald trump's relationship with vladimir putin, if you like, giving him the green light. i think there was one significant moment where the moderators tried to press donald trump on the idea of a deal, which he has proposed he could get somehow with russia, to end the war, and whether ukraine would have to accept russia's terms, which effectively means giving up large chunks of its territory. he said no but did not really give any more details behind that. he did though say that ukraine was getting a lot of money from the united states. he talked about $200 billion and about president zelensky being a very effective salesman when he went to washington

trump could ask mr. biden, why are you disregarding federal judges why are you disregards the supreme court and where are you disregarding the whole issue you do not have the authority to cancel student loans that is motte only des regard of the law, that not a bad place to start, what do you think vivek? >> i think you laid out great points, my advice to president trump to be yourself. president trump i think has a historic opportunity right now to defy the media narrative and demonstrate he will be the president who unites the nation, joe biden ran on a platform of national unity, he failed. president trump will unite this country in a different way. success is unifying, excellence is unifying. so growing our economy and fixing the border crisis, those are not just policies solutions, they are spends to reuniting the united states of america. i will be with him in atlanta. i look forward to it i have full confidence heap h he has led to country, if he could do that he could handle himself in what will be a t

mr. bidenpublicans in coress for refusing to address the situation at the u.s.-mexico border. >> today, i am moving past republican obstruction and using the authorities available to me as president to do what i can on my own to address the border. frankly, i would have preferred to address this issue the red bipartisan legislation because that is the only way to actually get the kind of system we have now that is broken fixed. to hire more border patrol agents, asylum officers, judges. republicans have left me no choice. sumi: he's referring to measures that were reflected in a bipartisan bill he supported back in may, but that legislation failed after republicans in the senate rejected following opposition from former president trump. in the wake of president biden's announcement, many republicans are questioning the timing of his actions, calling them election-year politics. >> now, understand what is going on here. this is election-year politics. when he signs this executive order, is why d

seemed like the debt under mr. biden from whatever, 26 trillion to 50.7 trillion over the next 10 years. so straighten me out here, really? trump was the culprit? >> no, he wasn't and unfortunately i like what maya's group does but they often take the static score for number of these things including the tax cuts and don't impact the revenues that have come out of that and they don't control for covid when it comes to the reality of what we were facing at the end of the administration but the sheer reality of it is we're looking at between seven and $10 trillion in debt and deficits from the biden administration has put on this country and saddled taxpayers with and that is not comparable to what the president trump left office with. just to give you a real small snapshot, when we left office $350 billion in interest payments per year. that has ballooned to a trillion dollars per year as we close this year. and so you see that in the bummers and you see it in the pocketbook with regard to inflation under one administrati

trump or mr. biden are against israel. they are in favor of israel, not us. this is a wrong idea . their difference is about which movement can better serve israel's interests. mr. , he thinks that netanyahu is harming america's interests with his behavior and the model of behavior he is doing. and the interests of israel are working and they are looking for more moderate groups that can work with the democrats and follow their policies , but the essential difference between mr. trump and mr. b does not exist. given the similarity between the two, do you think we will reach a point where the west will come to the conclusion that this zionist regime and netanyahu are no longer useful for us, and they will support us? they should remove themselves from behind him. see, to some extent this has already happened, that is, to some extent , mr. biden has this feeling towards netanyahu , but the point is that if america wants to withdraw its support from the zionist regime, israel will collapse in the face of challenges. it can collapse and this is to the detriment of the interests of the u

trump is far better than mr. biden, and for this reason, mr. biden's foreign policy apparatus and mr. biden himself are one they proposed a new ceasefire plan to stop the attacks on the target, which of course are being repeatedly ignored by the zionists, and i believe that the zionists will not accept in the end and the fire of the war will flare up. with a crisis, he sees an entity that has to solve this crisis , and i believe there is no alternative incentive to end these attacks. of course, the americans are trying to prevent the continuation of the war . it is not for the interests of the people of gaza, for the interests of the democratic government, but so far it has been unsuccessful and the ministers the zionist extremists and the extreme zionist cabinet are currently not under the burden of accepting a ceasefire and the developments show that we will probably witness the spread of war even in the northern front. netanyahu should bear the burden of the ceasefire, in other words, you have also mentioned the internal situation of the unit

but i think that certainly mr biden and supporters here will hope that his performance today will haveuelled some fears that he is not up for the job. as i said, president biden made it very clear tonight that he is still the man to take on donald trump. former president donald trump has also been speaking at a rally in virginia, claiming victory in thursday's debate with president biden. he called for the release of those arrested for their involvement in the january 6th capitol riots. mr trump also criticised biden�*s record and said he was incapable of winning, arguing the problem wasn't his age but what he called his "gross incompetence". but he didn't believe mr biden would quit the race. we had a big victory against a man that really is looking to destroy our country. he is the worst. he is the most corrupt, the most incompetent president in the history of our country. he got the debate rules that he wanted. he got the date that he wanted. he got the network that he wanted with the moderates he wanted. no amount of rest or rigging could help him defend his atrocious record. mick

mr. bidenarly. then back to the foolishness of the 16 nobel economists. when donald trump was president he cut taxes, opened the fossil fuel spigots, rolled back regulation, and inflation rate for his whole term was, wait for it, 1.9% at an annual rate for four years. joe biden on the other hand has been a huge federal spender, a tax hiker, an anti-business regulator, waging war on fossil fuels, and his inflation rate, hang on a second, 6% at an annual rate. that's three times trump's pace. so, if trump is pledging to essentially repeat his first term policies, why is inflation suddenly going to ratchet up? on the other hand when joe biden intends to deepen his first term policies, why do we suddenly think inflation is going to come down? >> we've had a laboratory test on two different economic policies, with two different inflation outcomes. all these eminent noblists want to ignore the plain facts. why is this? one reason liberals believe in the power of big government. conservatives believe

i mean, if joe biden starts shrinking mud back and forth, i'm sure mr. trump will raise that point, hunter himself is a convicted felon. so s what happened? biden lied about irat in 2020, just flat-out lied about it and you're saying here's another study from your judiciary committee that shows that the cia people, some of whom were still on the payroll as contractors created this i'll say little white lie, althoughei it's a national security lie. yeah.ng including the guy who put it all together, mike moral, he was on contract at the time and he a wanted to dome this for obvious political reasons. he said that. hepo sailid we want this so president biden can use this in the debate against president trump and it worked like theyag said saio he was doing it for political reasons and because hc wanted to be the cia director in a biden administration.w that's how 3w5 -- bad et was.gh the americant, people see throuh it. president trump should focus o h his record. i thin ik that's what he shoulde do. he did more of what he said thaw any president i've seen.

it is in the region, so in many places, mr. biden, no , i will do it, very well, thank you for staying with us, mr. taqvinia, the senior expert on west asian issues, mr. kathirnejad, let's go back to the cabinet of the zionist regime and the preconditions that benny gans mentioned, the most important thing for me is the release of prisoners. how much was berigans is important to netanyahu in the cabinet and he is trying to keep him and what is the reason for netanyahu's behavior, you can see there are several reasons why he is trying to keep beniganso. security means he was the chief of the general staff, eisenkot was the chief of the general staff, only in the benigan party there are 3 chiefs of the general staff and a few people at the level of the army deputy, it is a completely military party and naturally it can give good advice to netanyahu or at least as a thing. advertisers can use it, i know i have a military figure in the cabinet because he is even my future rival, but still , i have this because he is in the most critical

mr. biden in 2021 trump's restrictive border policies, but he has struggled with record numbers of migrants illegally crossing the u.-mearlier this month, he instituted a broad asylum ban, including ilgal crossings, a hard-line stance on immigratio h

for biden to step aside, including this from the new york times editorial board, writing plainly: "mr biden is not the man he was four years ago." biden acknowledged the debate, calling mr trump a genuine threat to democracy. he also responded to concerns over his age, saying he's still capable of doing the job. i know i'm not a young man. lauhgter. i know i'm not a young man. laughter. let's state the obvious. i don't walk as easily as i used to, i don't speak as smoothly as i used to, i don't debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know, i know how to tell the truth. cheering. i know like millions of americans know, when you get knocked down, you get back up. cheering. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal was at the rally and described whether it will make a difference for voters come november. well, bear in mind we've got another debate potentially in september. i think for a lot of people here, just listening to what the supporters were saying, they view it as a bad night what happened last night. they don't try and sugar—coat it. they say it wasn't great. one woman sai

mr. biden's government has not achieved anything in this period. well, it is natural that on the eve of the presidential election, they are looking for the volume of these issues to be discussed in some way. the special side of the american domestic community should be able to return the vote of the domestic community with the issue that they can reach an agreement on the israeli-palestinian front and that mr. biden will somehow achieve something during these four years. they feel this danger and in all fronts, unfortunately , they did not win on the ukrainian front in the discussion of economic confrontations with china and in the discussion. the war in gaza, which day by day the international community is against america's thoughts, thank you very much mr. sohrabi noor for the support from mr. netan's government. west asia, we are taking a short media opportunity , we are at your service again, o helper, get up and take knowledge, o helper, get up and take knowledge, awake eyes and heart. at the peak of walking day and night on your lips, or haid

to be part of sething bigger than ourselves. >> mr. bidenaking soon after meeting ukraine's president to assure him that america would never walk away from ukraine. it was the first time they had met since december. president biden apologized to president zelenskyy for his country's long delay when it came to approving a new military aid package. on top of that, mr. biden said he's approved a further $200 million in aid to reconstruct ukraine's electricity grid, which is the target of constant russian bombardment. mr. vladimir zelenskyy earlier warned of the threat russia's aggression posed to europe. in a speech at the french national assembly. to discuss all of that, i'm joined by -- who served as u.s. ambassador to nato in the george w. bush administration, as well as the special rabbit debt -- representative for ukraine under donald trump before he quit. welcome to the context. give me your reaction to that impassioned speech from joe biden in normandy. >> i think it was a good speech. he captured the spirit of what d-day and the normand

is not the man he was four years ago.�* questions over mr biden�*s age and fitness for office are notesident donald trump on thursday evening triggered private panic among some democratic officials, despite a firm public defense of mr biden�*s performance from his campaign and allies. the 90—minute affair fielded questions in a fiery speech on friday, mr biden hit back at criticism over his age and told supporters he will win re—election in november. i know i'm not a young man.

biden. tomorrow's debate. and i hope mr. trump asks biden in the debate whether he would support, he biden supported trump plan for tax-free tips for the ra waitresses and uber drivers and others in the gig economy that rely on tips. then, back to the foolishness of the 16 noble economists. roll back, red tape regulations, and inflation rated for his whole term was -- wait for it, 1.9% at angelannual rate forever 4 years, joe biden is a huge federal spending tax spiker, his inflation rate, hang on, 6%. annual rate that is 3 times trump's pace. so, if trump is pledging to repeat his first term policies, why is inflation ratcheting up? on other hand. when joe biden intended to deepen his first term policies why to we think inflation will come down? we had a laboratory test on two different economic policies. with two different inflation outcomes, and all of these noblists want to ignore the plain facts, why? one reason that liberals believe in power of big government. conservatives believe in the pour power offed individual, pl

mr biden remains defiant. at his first campaign rally since that debate, he told supporters in north carolina that the us itself was at stake in november's election, calling his opponent "a genuine threat to democracy." directly addressing concerns about his age, mr biden told the rally he'd been knocked down, but would get back up. our north america correspondent, david willis, reports. fired up by a faithful crowd, joe biden took to the stage in the swing state of north carolina, seemingly unfazed by the torrent of bad headlines his disjointed debate performance had generated. crowd: joe! joe! folks... i don't walk as easy as i used to. i don't speak as smoothly as i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to. but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth! crowd: yeah! he seemed for all the world like a new man, reading from the teleprompter with a passion that had been all too absent the night before. i know, like millions of americans know, when you get knocked down, you get back up. it was a f

mr. biden certified he was not a user of drugs. count two also made statements and representation to an unnamed wilmington based firearms dealer. count three, knowingly possessed a firearm across an 11 day period despite being an unlawful drug user and a violation of federal. those are the counts as they stand. sentenci determined. yesterday's verdict got some reaction from hunter biden himself, putting out a statement yesterday, saying "i am more grateful today for the love and support by experienced this last week from melissa, my family, my friends, and my community, then i am disappointed by the outcome. recovery is possible by the grace of god. i am blessed to experience that gift one day at a time." that is a statement from hunter biden. president biden also putting out a statement. the president saying "i am president but i am also a dad. jill and i love our son and are so proud of the man he is today. d resilient in recovery. i will accept the outcome of this case and respect the judici

questions over mr biden�*s age and fitness for office are not new, but the face—off between presidentvate panic among some democratic officials, despite a firm public defence of mr biden�*s performance from his campaign and allies. in a fiery speech on friday, mr biden hit back at criticism over his age and told supporters he will win re—election in november. i know i am not a young man, i know i am nota young man, to i know i am not a young man, to state the obvious. i do not walk as easily as a user, i do not speak as smoothly as they used to, i don't debate as

mr biden made that address from the white house where he criticised mr trump's response to the convictionresponsible. we will have to see if that rhetoric maintains itself and whether mr biden will use this to his advantage in the electoral campaign. talking of the electoral— electoral campaign. talking of the electoral campaign, - electoral campaign. talking of the electoral campaign, we i electoral campaign. talking of. the electoral campaign, we have the electoral campaign, we have the first tv debate coming up later this month. how much he will go on the attack using what you have talked about within that tv debate? find within that tv debate? and also, of course, _ within that tv debate? and also, of course, how- within that tv debate? fific also, of course, how donald trump will use this. we heard him earlier in that rather than fancy setting of that news conference —— that rather fancy setting. mrtrump conference —— that rather fancy setting. mr trump boasted that this had resulted in a windfall of electoral campaign donations, over $34 million according to the campaign. at shows how

but i think that certainly mr biden— but i think that certainly mr biden and the supporters here willat his performance today will have quelled some fears — today will have quelled some fears that he is not up for the job _ fears that he is not up for the job as — fears that he is not up for the job as i _ fears that he is not up for the job. as i said, president biden made — job. as i said, president biden made it— job. as i said, president biden made it clear tonight that he is stiii— made it clear tonight that he is still the man to take on donald _ is still the man to take on donald trump. former president donald trump has also been speaking at a rally. he boasted to supporters in virginia about his past presidential record and claimed victory in thursday's debate with president biden. mr trump criticised biden�*s record and said he was incapable of winning, arguing the problem wasn't his age but what he called his "gross incompetence". but he didn't believe mr biden would quit the race. we had a big victory against a man— we had a big victory against a man that _ we had a big vic

and here, unfortunately, mr. bidend that such, unfortunately, are fears about physical state, they all, well, let's say this, they, unfortunately, have... soil under them, and therefore i would not rule out, now, of course, no one will remove anyone from the elections and so on, but i will remind you that in republicans, actually this convention, where they will nominate their candidate, well, it will be trump, finally, i think it will be in july, and in the democratic party, if my memory serves me correctly, there are some numbers in my opinion 9, it seems to be august 9, and i would not rule out that now they will be very, very actively studying, so to speak... these surveys, they will be very active study the opinion of party sponsors, so i would not be 100% sure that it is joseph biden who will become the candidate of the democratic party, of course, the decision should be made by him personally, but again, thank you for reminding mr. serhiy about this a column, a very cool column, where mr. friedman wrote very cle

that i think certainly mr. bidenrters here in the key swing state will bhoping that his performance today will have quelled some fears that he is not fit for the job, and president biden made it very clear tonight that he is still the man to take on donald trump. anchor: joe biden's performance in the debate prompted discussion within the democratic party over whether it should nominate a different candidate altogether. that path would be unprecedented and logistically challenging, unless the president himself or to withdraw. but former president obama defended biden, saying, "bad debate nights happen. trust me, i know. but this election is still a choice between someone who has four ordinary folks his entire life, and someone who only cares about himself." other democratic lawmakers stood by biden, including former speaker pelosi and robert garcia, california representative. >> howdy think you did? -- how do you think heate did? >> compared to a person who lied the whole time? lisa honesty on one side. >> there is o

although mr biden said this was an israeli proposal, itake although mr biden said this was an israeliless be working now on a strategy to put more pressure on the israelis to accept this deal, and on hamas as well, of course, and thatis and on hamas as well, of course, and that is why you have seen this flurry of diplomatic activity. phone calls between us secretary of state antony blinken and all the major key players in the region. there was also a joint agreement between the us, egypt and qatar. joining me to discuss is lt general mark schwartz, former us security coordinator of the israel—palestinian authority. we heard there these really far right government partners now threatening to leave the coalition, essentially topple netanyahu cosmic government if this deal goes through. how conflicted do you think the government is over this proposal? i the government is over this proposal?— the government is over this ro osal? ~' , .., . proposal? i think there is conflict inside of the _ proposal? i think there is conflict inside of the government - proposal? i think there is conflict

friedman clearly wrote, that he really strongly advises mr. bidenbecause he showed that unfortunately, well, that's all, you have to go, and like, he's a very cool dude and friedman has a very cool article about what, like, there's humanity now is on the cusp of just gigantic changes, there is an artificial... it will affect every person on earth and that young joseph biden would be a very cool person to lead all these changes, but unfortunately, not the biden that was, these are not my words , thanks for reminding me, that's what thomas friedman wrote in the new york times today, you know, he's one of the the coolest, probably american public intellectuals, so what can i say, i can only quote and agree with his words, well, besides the fact that he is one of the coolest democrats, in fact, he really supports biden, that is, he is not a person from the republic. two candidates, let's see who will be in the real debate, which will take place in september 24th, let me remind you that in november the elections for the president of the united states of

mr. biden's cognitive abilities and why the audio is so critically important. code, "mr. biden's memory was significantly limited both during his recorded interviews with the ghostwriter in 2017 and in his interview with our office in 2023. that is on page five, i believe. quipped, "we have also considered a trail mr. biden will likely present himself to a jury as he did during our interview with him is a synthetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. that is on page 6. semi quote on page need tight -- to 19 of the report. finally, mr. biden's memory also appeared to have significant limitations, both at the time he spoke in 2017 as evidenced by the recorded conversations and today as evidenced by his recorded interview with our office. that is at page 207. i would like to bring this back to actually what the purpose of this hearing is, which is our oversight responsibility, both as the judiciary committee as well as the oversight committee. that is what this is all about and i would say it is very obvious that the point of the other side is to deflect attention.

see if mr. biden plan for massive tax hikes which will surely stifle growth, increase inflation, ultimately lead to recession. it will be an interesting ploy by mr. trump, sticking to the issues and of course he will stay out of thed mud. mr. trump will haller away at the affordability crisis and particularly talk about the housing affordability crisis for young voters who are priced out of the market and out of the american dream and who appear to be deserting joe biden and democratic party by droves. this is big night for candidates, a bigger night for the voters. but let me repeat, an optimistic vision of growth, prosperity, opportunity, it's always a winner and i believe mr. donald trump knows that and that's the riff. all right, having said all of that, joining us now we welcome back to the show alabama senator tommy tuberville. senator tuberville as always, sir it is great to see you, what do you think? i'm just making a forecast. i think that's where trump wants to go. he wants to talk about su

as vice president joe biden did mr. rump had absolute authority to determine rds to keep upon leaving office. as vice president joe biden did not. yet the biden administration's appointed special counsel in the biden case concluded that althoughid quote willfully retained and disclosed classified matia a private citizen criminal charges were not warranted because he's, quote sympathetic well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. the principle justification for this glaring double standard in the handling of these two cases was the mr. biden. yet all we have is the unverified transcript of this otherwise mr. biden cannot claim executive privilege. this was not a policy discon released the transcript. but it is vital that our committee know if the transcript is complete and whether it accurately portrays the cis under which that decision was made. two, trump officials have beenn for their failure to honor congressional su was far weaker than this one. at the time, congress was not oversight or considering legislation. in

friedman wrote very clearly that he was very strongly advising mr. biden aside because he showed , that unfortunately, well, that's all, you have to go, and he's like very cool dude, and freeman has a very cool write-up about, like, right now , humanity is on the brink of massive changes, artificial intelligence and all that, and it's going to affect every person on earth, and that young john. v biden would be a very cool person to lead all these changes, but unfortunately, not the biden that was, these are not my words, thank you for reminding me, this was written by thomas friedman in the new york times today, you know he is one of the coolest, probably public american intellectuals, so i what can i say, just quote and agree with him, well, besides the fact that he is one of the coolest democrats, in fact, he really supports biden, that is, he is not a republican person, he is just the kind of democrat who would have vote for biden. let's be honest. well, let's wait for the official nomination of two candidates, let's see who will be in the real debate,

so, mr. biden because he is suddenly issuing an executive order he claims he could not issue, but he is issuing it that will, quote, unquote, close the border, which it not. and now this amnesty. the first order didn't do anything. our reporter, bill melugin and other fox news reporters, they have already breached their targets, they are not clo even remotely closing the border. reporter: >> we biden administration issues an enforcement direction or executive order that we saw last week, it comes with a whole slough of exemptions and loopholes, in san diego sector, you see they have exempted over a hundred country in eastern hemisphere from that executive order. that is why you continue to see them stream in and be released into american communities, most americans are catching othey know that what biden administration tells them and what occurs on ground in reality are two different things we're seeing that play out in real-time. larry: chad wolf thank you, former secretary of dhs. thank you chad

president biden shared classified information his pursuing his book advance.of mr. wi department's for the facts that he's an elderly man with poor memory. a raw transcript doesn'tc: infom the judiciary committee sufficiently to evaluate the reasonableness of that determination. especially since president biden hotly contested special counsel hur's characterization. demeanor evidence could powerfully clarify prosecutorial discretion was politically neutral or politically fraded. it's the power of the demeanor evidence in the audio of biden's interview that garland inadvertently acknowledges in stubbornly withholding it. if it were nothing more than a duplicate of the transcript, it never would have been refused. the justice department, the attorney general have not a leg to stand essence of contempt. garland's own words reflect it in the hearing before the judiciary committee the other day. he said certainly members of this committee have marked up a contempt resolution. but as i pointed out to the attorney general, it was a majority of the members of the committee.

this could work against mr biden. that�*s according to ryan sweet from oxford economics. lation rate, and most consumers look at the price level, prices and gasoline at the pump, they are higher, but prices are higher, milk prices, things they see on a regular basis are higher than there were a few years ago, and i think that will work against president biden, but does not downplay the rest of the economy. thejob market is downplay the rest of the economy. the job market is very strong, and the high interest rates we are seeing now are rates we are seeing now are more a rates we are seeing now are more a symptom of high inflation that we experience in the past and that the reserve is transit rain in inflation. we might learn more during the

that you and i will be interested to hear about how the american economy is developing. indeed , mr. biden has something to brag about and that is something that mr. trump and his supporters should think about, and the foreign policy of us and you is of interest primarily because, er, it is about whether aid to ukraine will continue after one or another candidate takes the seats in the white house, starting from january next year, after these... elections, the topic of ukraine was raised twice , one in the context of russian aggression, when trump was asked, the first time he did not answer, but the second time he still had to answer the question that the cnn correspondent asked him, whether he takes seriously the proposals, the so-called peace proposals of putin what he expressed on june 14 in a speech. in the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation, trump said that no , he does not take this proposal seriously, and says that he has his own plans, without revealing details, about how to end the russian war in ukraine, he repeated again, that he is going to finish it in 24 ho

mr biden said the bilateral agreement, plus a g7 deal for a $50 billion loan for ukraine using frozenunds, "collectively showed mr putin that he cannot wait us out." hezbollah has fired a fresh barrage of rockets and drones from lebanon into israel in retaliation for the killing of a senior commander on tuesday. israel said a number of projectiles were intercepted by air defences, although some hit open areas, igniting fires. russian prosecutors say the american journalist, evan gershkovich, will go on trial for espionage at a court in the urals, but no date has been given. mr gershkovich was reporting for the wall streetjournal when he was accused of spying. he denies the charge. sir keir starmer has unveiled the labour party's election manifesto, focusing on economic growth.the labour leader said the document — titled "change" — would "turn the page decisively" on m years of conservative government. in the past hour, president biden and his ukrainian counterpart volodymyr zelensky have signed a ten year security agreement at the g7 summit in italy. joe biden said it would include in

mr. biden today appearing far more energized than last night when he struggled to complete thoughts at time, all while mr. trump delivered a rapid-fire barrage of talking points on immigration and the economy, a number of them false or misleading. president biden calling out mr. trump over his recent criminal conviction and blasting his morals. much of the debate, however, overshadowed by joe biden's on-stage performance. gabe gutierrez has late details. >> reporter: facing panic within the democratic party, today at a raucous rally in north carolina, a defiant president biden declaring he's staying in the race. >> when you get knocked down, you get back up. >> reporter: while acknowledging his debate performance as many democrats panned as a disaster. >> i don't speak as smoothly as i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know, i know how to tell the truth. [ cheers ] i know, i know, i know right from wrong, and i know how to do this job. >> reporter: today's event

larry: thank you, edward lawrence we appreciated trump winning over converse, will look like mr. biden is frozen in time and place this is subject at the riff. ♪ ♪ taylor: while democrats argue amongst themselves on whether barack obama really did in fact have to escort joe biden off the stage with the big hollywood fundraiser not a politically appetizing headline the black pastor told donald trump overa the weekend that obama and biden never came to the hood in detroit, that headline came a day after the wall street journal story the top ceos are flocking to trump again in a bid to shape the agenda. the ceos listen to mr. trump atu the businessrs roundtable to tel him about his business friendlyn tax cut and deregulation agenda including drill baby drillng o permitting on energy projects and allowing educated foreigners and foreign-born college students in the u.s. to be given a shot to stay in the country that is a separate matter from the very tough close the border stands but closing the borderca was a very popular one at the detroit community roundtable event where mr. trump highl

on everyone of these issues, mr. biden has a very poor record. on everyone of these issues, mr. ump's successful first term shows what can be done, gives him much to build on in a second term. i would love to see trump start early by asking biden if he agrees on the tax-exempt tipping idea for waitresses and golf caddies and uber drivers and tens of millions of people in the gig economy. smoke out mr. biden early. see if he comes out against working folks. see if mr. based defends his plan for massive tax hikes, which will surely stifle growth, increase inflation, and ultimately lead to a recession. it would be an interesting ploy by mr. trump. sticking to the issues of course and he would be staying out of the mud. of course mr. trump will hammer away at the affordability crisis and hopefully in particular will talk about the housing affordability crisis for young voters who are priced out of market, and out of the american dream and appear to be desserting joe biden and the democratic party in droves. tonight is a big night for two candidates. it is even bigger night for voters

in the wake of mr biden�*s announcement, many republicans are questioning the timing of his actions. what is going on here — - this is election—year politics. when he signs this executive order, the only question - anyone should ask is, "why didn't you do i this in 2021? why didn't you do this in 2022? why didn't you do this in 2023? why didn't you do this last i month, or the month before, or the month before? " president biden has faced criticism for the record levels of illegal crossings during his administration. since he took office, more than 6.4 million migrants have been stopped trying to cross into the us illegally. the month of may is on track to see the third consecutive drop in unlawful border crossings, according to our us partner cbs news. border patrol is on pace to apprehend between 110—120,000 migrants in may, down from nearly a quarter of a million in december of 2023. and, while we heard there the republican opposition from senator cruz to the action, there's also been opposition to president biden�*s action from his own party — including from democratic congresswo

when mr. bidenproposed raising corporate rates to 28%, which he said he needed to do because there was a windful give away to big corporations and his own treasury said, that's going to cause about a $300 billion tax increase on those making less than $300,000. if you interfere, workers pay for it. stuart: american businesses were double taxed and they were taxed 35% on the money they made overseas as well as the u.s.. same money was taxed twice. now that has in the name but mainly was eliminated in the 2017 bill. >> it's improvement. it's improvement. stuart: so called inversion moving out of the united states and it's dried up. you can remember that and five corporation as year and changing headquarters to go overaerodynamics and they forced him to and since 2017 it was zero and one company leaving as the bill passed and headquarters are here and workers are here and the place on the globe and doing economic activity and corporate reforms in 2017 accomplish that had. i would think you'd do a u-tur